Don’t Be Fooled Into Choosing A Restoration Contractor That Only Sees You As A Paycheck
Staff
April Fool’s Day is all about getting fooled or pranked but what’s worse than a whoopie cushion or plastic insects, is getting duped by a restoration contractor who you believed had your best interest at heart. When life takes a turn and you experience water damage, fire damage, or find out you have mold, you need a company that will put you and your needs first.
H2O Drying Solutions was created in 2007 to overcome what we saw to be inherent problems inside the water damage restoration industry. Problems like inadequate drying equipment, insurance run-arounds, and customer service that leave a whole lot to be desired. So what then, makes H2O Drying Solutions the better choice?
- H2O Drying Solutions is the first in the Carolinas to feature the TES™ thermal energy system. We can restore your structure in as little as 24-30 hours, with minimal or no reconstruction liability.
- We are a local, small business that puts customer satisfaction first. We understand that you’re calling us at a stressful point in time and our goal is to not add any more stress to your plate.
- We work directly with your insurance company. If you’re not familiar with what’s covered under certain policies and how to get your insurance company to handle everything they should per your policy, we can help. We deal with insurance adjusters on a daily basis and we can handle your claims process to ensure you don’t have to pay more out of pocket than necessary.
- Our team of technicians is licensed, certified, and insured. We are the restoration specialists that will give you the dependable, innovative, and affordable service you deserve.
With all of that said, do you still need more convincing? We hope that you’re never in a situation to need us but life is unpredictable. So, whether you’re in North Carolina or South Carolina, we’ve got you covered. We offer quick service to help you deal with emergencies. Call our 24/7 emergency response team at (877) 251-1752.
