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PuroClean Restoration of Belleville handles the job from start to finish in Belleville, Prince Edward County, Napanee, Trenton, Brighton, Cobourg, Port Hope, Madoc, and Trent Hills, helping you cut back costs and achieve peace of mind knowing that your property is in expert hands. We provide service 24/7, from the initial damage assessment to a final walkthrough to ensure satisfaction and a warranty on our work. We have built a rewarding and successful collaboration with insurance professionals, home service providers, and property managers throughout Canada.
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As a Canadian-owned and locally operated business, PuroClean is proud to serve communities like Belleville, Prince Edward County, Napanee, Trenton, Brighton, Cobourg, Port Hope, Madoc, and Trent Hills. What sets us apart in the water damage repair industry is our innovative PuroClean QuickDry System™, designed to restore your property in the shortest possible time and at a lower cost.
Our dedicated staff is trained at our world-class training facility, ensuring they are equipped with the latest techniques and knowledge in restoration. We strive to restore your property as thoroughly as possible while minimizing disruption to your daily life. When disaster strikes, trust PuroClean to provide efficient, effective, and compassionate service tailored to your community.
Call the damage restoration experts at PuroClean for any water damage incident, large or small. We respond and rescue 24/7.
Floods often result in household water damage that may not look very serious, yet, the loss can quickly escalate into unnecessary, and often preventable, damage to both your property and health. Timing is critical to reducing further damage. PuroClean’s licensed and certified technicians work with compassion, professionalism and urgency to mitigate the water damage and restore your property and belongings.
Knowing how devastating water damage can be to families or businesses, our Paramedics of Property Damage™ respond with urgency and compassion every hour and every day of the week to come to your property’s rescue.
We determine the full extent of water damage, including what’s visible and also what you can’t see beneath the surface, by using sensors such as moisture detectors and hygrometers.
Our professionals will thoroughly explain to you the drying and cleaning procedure, so you can have peace of mind knowing all the steps in the process.
Water damage may strike your property due to natural catastrophes such as tornadoes, hurricanes, and other phenomena. Strong winds and heavy rains can cause harm to your roof, causing rainwater to drain directly into your home or company. Worse, severe weather can sometimes result in flash flooding, particularly if your property is located in a flood-prone zone. Read our guide for what to do when flash floods strike.
You would be surprised to know that at times, people living in multiple story units, forget to turn the water off as they are preparing a bath and it overflows, other times washing machines fail, overflowing. These events cause flooding on the floors where these units are installed and at times they end up leaking from upstairs to the units below. These events end up flooding inside the walls, floors, and damaging drywall and ceiling as well as other home components. Head over to our blog to find out what actions to take if your washing machine overflows.
The pipes on your property carry water throughout, so a leak or puncture can lead to significant damage. A leaking kitchen sink pipe might allow enough water to flow into the cabinet below it, potentially causing damage. A leaking pipe inside the walls may make things worse. A leak like this can cause significant water damage and the formation of a mold colony because the entire wall is wetted. Worse yet, if there is a leak in your plumbing supply line or drainage pipe in the soil beneath your concrete slab, you’ll be out of luck. Learn how to detect if there is a leak leading to water damage within your walls.
We have had many events where people looking for a place to hang their People call PuroClean when their pipes freeze. Frozen pipes are a common issue in the colder months that encounter. As the temperatures get lower, the water in pipes that are not well insulated can freeze. Water expands when it freezes, which damages the water lines, creating leaky pipes, and flooding the house. Read our tips on how to prevent pipes from freezing, and find tips about winter storm safety for homeowners.
