Working With Us Is a Smart Business Decision

10/14/2019 (Permalink)

When you call our 24/7 emergency line, we are ready to respond.

Businesses that sustain damages after a natural disaster are in a vulnerable position. So vulnerable, in fact, that FEMA recently reported that 40 to 60% of them are unable to resume operations after a disaster strikes. This makes the period of disaster recovery crucial for business owners, which is why it is advised to work with a leader in commercial restoration to get your business back to pre-disaster conditions. 

Three reasons why working with SERVPRO of North Huntington is imperative when getting your business restored:

1. We’re Available Day and Night

You may know that we are “faster to any disaster,” but you are probably not aware that our round-the-clock service is able to make that happen. We know that business owners have many things to do after a disaster. That’s why when you call our ²⁴⁄₇ emergency line, are ready to respond.

2. We’re Well-Staffed

We take the hiring and training of our technicians very seriously so that we can provide the best service to business owners. We train our technicians according to the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC) standards to ensure they are fully up-to-date and current within their field. Additionally, we provide access to virtual learning seminars and offer employee certification programs to give incentive for continued education within the restoration field.

3. We Care About Our Equipment

When we purchase equipment, we make sure to follow the guidelines set by the IICRC in order to ensure we are competitive and up to date. By choosing the best tools in the industry, we can ensure that every task—from removing toxic air particles to removing moisture from a flooded room—is done efficiently and effectively.

If you’re in need of commercial restoration, do not hesitate to make the call so you can get your business back up and running faster. Our trained experts are here to help 24/7—contact us today.