Dec 5, 2017
Water Damage Pro Minneapolis has relocated its Fast emergency Water Damage Restoration Services to Minneapois MN. Further information can be found at https://repairdamagepro.com/.
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Minneapolis, United States - December 5, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Water Damage Pro Minneapolis Restoration Specialist, Jay Lee, announced that the company has moved to a new location in Minneapolis, MN. The company’s new office is located just south of the I-94/I-35W bottleneck, right off of East Franklin Ave. in the Philips community.
“We love the Twin Cities with all the lakes, parks, and the Mississippi River that bisects Minneapolis-Saint Paul,” said Lee. “We get so many calls for our water damage restoration services in Minneapolis-St. Paul that we decided to move from our West Metro location to the Minneapolis Venture Village neighborhood.”
A number of damaging storms last summer caused a lot flood damage, wind damage and hail damage in the Twin cities this last summer , with many home and business owners facing water damage they’ve never before experienced. Water Damage Pro Minneapolis works with clients that have damage from natural causes and fires to broken sewer lines and water mains. They make a point of listening to its customers and taking feedback wherever possible. They reportedly do this because its important to know right away what kind of damage the client has. The company is a one-stop resource for removing water, providing mold remediation, repairing storm damage, and for fire damage restoration.
The quick removal of water can save clients up to 40 percent on their water damage costs. Water Damage Pro Minneapolis endeavors to minimize disruption to client schedules. Water Damage Pro Minneapolis customer reviews confirm the company takes takes care of their customers. The company is a number one rated water and mold removal, flood clean-up, restoration build-backs, storm damage repair and fire remediation.
The company extracts water, dries the affected area and dehumidifies to prevent further damage. Equally important is the company’s ability to professionally disinfect and sanitize from basement to floor, thereby avoiding the growth of dangerous mold, mildew and bacteria that poses a significant health risk.
After water has been removed, the company begins the restoration process on the structure, furniture and other salvageable items. It’s critical with water damage to hire a professional instead of taking a do-it-yourself approach. Insurance will cover the cost, clients have the benefit of professional experience, and a restoration guarantee.
“Whether it’s a flood water clean-up or a water damage rebuild, our goal is to restore property like the damage never happened,” said Lee.
Water Damage Pro relocation to Minneapolis provides residents with advanced water damage restoration, clean-up, and storm damage repair by a team of experienced professionals who tend to every detail, ensuring homes and commercial endeavors are returned to their normal state.
About Water Damage Pro Minneapolis
Water Damage Pro Minneapolis is a leading provider of integrated damage restoration. They are positioned to respond to almost all catastrophes, large or small. This has made them premier choice for fire, water, wind or other disasters.
Company contact
Water Damage Pro Minneapolis
1917 Park Avenue
Minneapolis, MN 55404
(612) 400-8523
Contact Info:
Name: Jay Lee
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Water Damage Pro Minneapolis
Address: 1917 Park Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55404, United States
Phone: +1-612-400-8523
For more information, please visit https://repairdamagepro.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 273298
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