Water damage and mold in your home can be stressful and scary. You know you want to  hire a professional, but with so many options, how do you find the right one for you? Here are some questions to ask when looking for a restoration company to trust with your home: 1. Is your company licensed and insured? Protect yourself and your investment by ensuring the company you choose is both licensed and insured. 2. What certifications do you technicians have? Safety should be a top

These homeowners gave us a call when their Foster City home had a sewage backup in the bathroom. When a septic system overflows, it puts your home at risk for health hazards such as; bacteria, viruses and parasites. Our job is to clean it up as quickly as possible and thoroughly work on the affected area piece by piece. We removed items from the area and made sure to discard toiletries, carpeting, cosmetics and anything that would remain a health hazard to the home. The next

Rain water flooded this homeowner's basement after a tree collapsed onto an outdoor drain. The rain water soaked through all of the room's carpeting and even affected the base boards. After removing and disposing of all the drenched materials that may be susceptible mold growth and other issues brought on by moisture, we began the dry-out and restoration steps. Our team works as efficiently as possible to restore your home to pre-damage condition. We understand how stressful

Mold can often go undetected for days, weeks and even months before homeowners notice. Unfortunately, this can cause long-term health issues and lower the value of your home. We are here to give you some tips on what to look for and how to spot symptoms of mold in your home. Knowing what to look for will help prevent mold damage from escalating. LOOK FOR SPOTS. One of the quickest ways to spot mold in your home is by looking for signs of spots. Mold spots come in different co

The crawlspace is the part of the home that many homeowners take for granted, yet requires maintenance and attention. Although you may want to avoid this damp, dark and confined area of your home, we’re here to tell you why it is necessary to perform regular checks and cleanings. Reason #1: Without checking or cleaning your crawlspace, moisture and mold can eventually build up and impact the air quality of your home. Reason #2: Crawlspaces contain important structural and ele

Yesterday’s Crawlspace Sewage Cleanup in South San Francisco. This was caused by a corroded galvanized kitchen line. This type of piping is frequently found in homes built before 1960. Unfortunately, we have learned that they can cause your home more harm in the long run. Galvanized pipes can often be problematic with age because decades of water exposure can cause the pipe to corrode and rust on the inside despite its protective zinc coating. If you notice a discoloration in

This San Mateo homeowner hired a different company to dry their condo unit when their washing machine failed. The company removed the wet carpet and used dehumidifiers and fans to dry everything out, however, they did not remove the baseboards. The All Action Water Damage Team was called in after the previous company’s technician told the homeowner that they were not licensed to cut or remove any baseboards. Upon inspection, I noticed that the wall was still wet underneath t

When a water line failed in this San Carlos crawlspace, we began the dry-out process. First, it is important to remove all debris from the crawlspace including all wet insulation. Next, sump pumps are used to remove all standing water. Once all standing water has been removed, it is time to dry-out the wood framing, subfloor overhead and crawlspace surface. We use dehumidifiers to remove water from the air and multiple fans to increase airflow. Please do not try to remove deb

Did you know that an overflowing toilet can cause water damage to your floors, furniture and ceilings if it is located on the second floor? Luckily for the homeowners, we were able to detect all of the hidden moisture and get to work on fixing the issues. This required us to remove all of the bsthroom’s tile flooring as well as the full vanity. #WaterDamage #SanFrancisco #Restoration #ToiletOverflow

After assessing the damage, our team began the water removal/extraction process. The next step is Drying and Dehumidification using our specialized equipment that targets hard to reach areas. In this case, we were required to remove the vinyl floors in order to ensure there was no hidden moisture or affected areas that can grow into sporous mold. #waterdamage #waterdamagerestoration #Belmont