Hired this company multiple times. First was a couple years ago, I had them come in to clean my…read morecouch because I have 6 dogs and watch dogs for a living so, it gets stinky in here. They took the smell out of my couches SO EASILY. Even with the fact that the couches were completely different materials and they removed stains as well!! We then hired them for mold services. First, they removed the mold from a wall in our back room, I started breathing easier immediately following the removal. They then removed mold from our living room and it turned out to be less than we thought!! Only thing I don't like with the company is they don't put plastic over insulation after the wall is cut out. I had a lot of insulation falling onto my floor after the work was done. But I just taped trash bags over it :). Thanks for all the hard work you and your team put in. I can comfortably live in my own home now after a 3 year battle of health issues from mold :)

Inlet Services provided prompt and professional services that met my expectations from requesting a…read morequote all the way thru payment. I felt the job performed was done at a competitive price. The technicians performed the exact services I requested.

Steve and his team are amazing to work with and bring expertise and peace of mind during the worst…read morecase scenarios. They are professional, responsive, and extremely knowledgeable. 5 stars! 10/10!

I was recommended to Neptune Restoration after a pipe burst in my home that flooded my living room…read more The guys were quick and sufficient. He even got my area rug dry cleaned. I would definitely recommend this company.

Today I had my kitchen floor ceramic tile cleaned. It looks like NEW!…read more Techs were timely professional and did a fabulous Job. I highly recommend and have recommended Stanley Steemer for years! Well worth the price too.

I recently had Stanley steamer come to clean my carpet in my bedroom apartment and was highly…read moredisappointed. They were in and out 20 minutes tops. I questioned them about the look of the carpet while they were there, but they said when it dried,it will look better. The carpet looks as if it has not been cleaned. I have used Stanley steamer in the past years and was satisfied to have a one bedroom cleaned and it wasn't cheap This is my last time using them. Bad experience

The sales team was on their A game, I had no intention of using them but Chris was extremely…read moreknowledgeable and good at his job. He was not pushy, he was down to earth and presented the facts, answered all my questions and didn't ask why I wasn't willing to sign the moment his sales pitch was over but rather thanked me for my time and let me discuss my options with my spouse. Furthermore when it came time to deliver he did, he helped initiate the insurance claim and got the process started. Mitigation team was prompt courteous and very easy to work with. If you get a team led or with Rob on it he does great work! While a little heavy handed in the value of their work, the knowledge of the processes and osha requirements makes it near impossible for insurance to argue. When it came to reconstruction it felt like it took awhile to get started and then asking to be put on the schedule resulted in being accused of self importance. I understand scheduling delays can cause intimidation as to actually giving a client an estimated time frame, however to say you have no idea is not a good business practice. What saved them is they are incredibly talented at getting the customer top dollar with insurance because again they write with a heavy hand. Thankfully Jacob understood I was not willing to go over what insurance was giving us and worked with me to get as many jobs we could not do ourselves was covered in the actual estimate. A brief timeline for your awareness: From the start of rip out to the day insurance received the invoice was 10 days. Insurance then took 9 days for us to all get on the same page for mitigation. It took insurance another 13 days to agree on reconstruction costs. Reconstruction for ERS took 10 days to finish the estimate and materials list, I paid the deposit and signed the contract during that time- actual work started 9 days later. Despite the slow start they did get me on the schedule fairly quick. About the reconstruction teams: Masters of their craft are the carpenters Mike and Rick. They are so unbelievably talented in all they do; they understand wood and how to make the cuts look seamless and took great pride in their work. They will never be caught lounging around on the clock and are very courteous. Whenever you need a touch up or the project needs to be finished Shawn sends them because they are that good. They fix drywall, plumbing, you name it. I would hire them again personally due to the quality of their service. Steven and John the tile subcontractors are also extremely knowledgeable and went above and beyond to make sure I was getting the best product possible. They took care to not break tiles and if something was wrong they would rip it all out to fix it without me saying a word. Their understanding of high fail points in showers and how to ensure the shower and tubs were not going to fail made us as homeowners feel much more at ease. The drywall subcontractor left a lot to be desired. The team is so kind and did a phenomenal job hanging the drywall and skim coating over a terrible texture, but they did not clean up after themselves very well - leaving dust in electrical sockets, mud on electrical outlets and switches. They also did a lackluster job finishing the product - leaving a large imperfections on the walls bumps and grooves alike - and their primer job resembled that of someone painting with 75% water and 25% primer. Such a shame as they were a very nice team, and maybe had I been there to babysit it would have been a different end product. The project manager for mitigation was not my personal favorite as he did not comprehend how to handle a client who is having their house ripped apart and wants to put it back together. The project manager for reconstruction, Shawn and Ethan was a different story. Shawn was understanding and attentive. He came and checked in on the job every couple days if not daily. When there was a problem Shawn was on it, he wasted no time and was constantly making sure the project was moving in the right direction. Overall a good company.

Bottom line is go with someone else. I had to use this type of service again and had none of the…read morebelow issues with First Atlantic. They required me to sign a work order prior to giving an estimate. One of the items in the work order stated that I would be responsible for anything that insurance doesn't cover. According to our property manager (this property is a rental) who I brought this up with, he had this issue with them in the past but thought that they had fixed the problem. They did not. USAA Insurance did not cover 1100 dollars of what they wanted. They threatened collections on me to pay this amount on top of the approximately 3500 that USAA covered. Mind you that this threat, done via email with no official document, was the first time that they demanded that I pay this amount. On top of this they did not provide a detailed invoice until this moment even though I had asked for one. (They said they forgot to include me on the original). I paid knowing what I had signed, but told them I would start the process of making sure that all people know how they do business, and that I would never use them again. Funny enough I needed these services once more a couple months later which is when I went with First Atlantic and had the complete opposite experience. I called USAA to ask for their reasoning and they gave me a break down. 1. This company charges above market rates. The USAA adjuster had told me that they discussed this with the company, so they were well aware that they were charging above market rates. Insurance does not cover rates that go above market value. 2. They charged for supervisor hours. This is apparently unusual and not covered by insurance companies. 3. They sent some samples to a third party to be tested. Again the adjuster had talked to the company and told them to provided an invoice and after doing that they would cover this portion. An invoice of the third party testing was never provided. This company relies on the notion that they must get in right away to prevent further damage to your property, rushes you to sign the work order, knowingly charges rates that insurance will not pay for, and does not provide proper documentation to insurance to allow for a larger reimbursement. Edit: Attached is the statement from USAA. They also used a lab by the name of Commonwealth of Virginia Asbestos Analytical Laboratory #3333000153 per their documents.

My sewage line had ruptured, we called the plumber out and they said they couldnt come out until…read morethe waste was cleaned up. Water damage solutions responded immediately! They were very friendly and quoted us fairly and accurately. They were incredible flexible with our timeline and gave me a military discount due to our financial situation. They worked fast and kept me updated at every turn and thoroughly explained every step. When there was an issue they came right back out and cleaned it up no questions asked. Would highly recommend this company.

A stressful situation was made better by this company. I woke up to a leak in my son's room and…read morehad some water damage in the ceiling. Our plumber is a really good guy and recommended Water Damage Solutions saying they were fair people and the best at what they do. He was right! They came out pretty quickly and were very professional, helpful, and had some great advice. My situation turned out to be not as bad as we originally thought and they helped me dry up the water and didn't wind up charging me. They could have easily taken advantage of the situation as I had no clue what was going on in my attic. They went above and beyond what I would expect most companies do during an assessment. I hope to never need them again but would highly recommend them should you find yourself needing their services.

Call United Restoration first and always for any work, and if you pick any other restoration…read morecompany....Good Luck... you will need it. Call United Restoration and make sure they send out Lawton !!! United Restoration turned my kitchen nightmare into a dream kitchen!! They were OUTSTANDING during the entire process. If you have USAA just call United Restoration. Lawton did a fantastic job walking me through the claim process, provided recommendations during demolition and rebuilding and expertly managed all of the trades (electrical, dry wall, plumbing, construction, painting, floor team, mitigation...). Lawton's thoroughness and attention to detail prevented any rework or mistakes. Our renovation was not simple - we removed the sub floor, removed a wall, all new flooring downstairs, extensive electrical work and got pre-existing issues up to code, rerouted plumbing, new counters, cabinets, ripped out a sliding glass, put in French door, side lights, a coffee bar and bourbon bar, all new appliances. Not to mention all the scheduling of City inspectors.

United Restoration is best seen as a company that is honest, hardworking, dependable, and fair…read morepriced. Our family has always went with them for our renovation and repair needs. They don't pressure and exaggerate the price /problem just to lock in a sale. Clay Simmons has created a resource for homeowners that is built on integrity and good morals.

A pipe burst during the night and was only discovered when my tenant woke up to a puddle under his…read morebed. The damage was so extensive that the condo below us had water coming out of the ceiling fixtures. I was already up to my elbows in alligators caring for a family member with a terminal illness, and I had never been in a situation quite like this one before. What to do? After talking to my insurance company I learned I was covered for a remediation team. I had never even heard of such a thing. A quick comparison on Yelp led me to select ServePro. I am so glad I did. ServePro handled everything. They were quick. They were thorough. They were professional. They had all the equipment needed to get the job done. They have a team of professional tradesmen. They kept me informed every inch of the way. They could not have been more kind or caring. ServePro was a God-send. My downstairs neighbor, on the other hand, selected a different remediation company. Let's just say they have a much sadder story to tell. Go with ServePro.

I am the sole care giver for two medically fragile individuals: my brother who is a non ambulatory,…read moredisabled autistic adult and my father in home hospice who has stage 4 cancer. I am a 35 year old transgender woman navigating the damage and repairs after we had after a water pipe burst upstairs in our family home during early February. Up until today, the folks sent by Servpro have been solid, but this morning I was contacted by one of their subcontractors (Gregory Starling, from "Just One More LLC") who called and brought up their vote and politics for Donald Trump, unsolicited. He explicitly said he supports Trump, "for his business," which was shocking and disheartening: every one in my house is under attack by the Trump administration. From hospice care, to Medicaid funding, to my healthcare and legal rights to housing and employment. It's not a casual or welcome conversation to bring up Trump while we should be discussing material selections. I told Greg I did not think we could move forward with him because my family does not support politically fascist business; my grandfather fought in WW2 against the Nazi's and would turn in his grave. Then I got a call from the Project Manager, Justin. Justin explained Servpro's policies about not bringing up race, religion, politics, gender, etc. and we agreed that business (let alone delicate repair work in ones home) is not the place to discuss politics. He also told me there was no one else who could step in without adjusting the timeline, so I told him I wouldn't be 100% comfortable but that I can suck it up and work with Greg so long as he doesn't bring up politics again; the medical transport was already on the road coming to relocate my sick father during planned demolition tomorrow. My family is desperate and its been months of delays and I did not realize Greg would be the only option. So, I reconsidered and was willing to move forward after Justin reassured me there was a whole diverse team at Servpro... and it didn't seem right to blame the whole team for Greg's unsolicited political views. Then I got a phone call from the Servpro of Virginia Beach General Manager, Mr. Jason Cheracles. Mr. Cheracles was upset, if not offended himself, telling me at one point I am "what's wrong with this country" and informing me they would be "canceling the contract" and issuing a refund. I implored him to reconsider or reschedule, I even offered an apology for any offense and explanation that none of this would have happened if Greg didn't bring up politics and make it explicitly about his business. I understand that Greg's politics reflect on him, and if he so chooses, his business. That's his right, it is America after all. But I was shocked to see Servpro take the side of a subcontractor that violated their own policies against bringing up politics to homeowners. I was blamed and punished for Greg's violation of policy and trust, even after I was willing to set aside differences. Greg and Jason were the ones unwilling to reconcile difference or move forward. As shameful as it is: I begged. Jason told me there was no way to reschedule or work with anyone else either; that Servpro had other subcontractors but that he knew none of them would want to work with me. If you have an emergency, do not hesitate to call Servpro as they are a vital service. They employ A LOT of people, many great folks. Justin, for example. But when it comes to repair work and their subcontractors: beware. If they bring up their politics to homeowners and the homeowner bulks... this Servpro will not apologize, try to find a solution, or work with you... they will blame the homeowner and leave them with a broken house and the yellow pages. Even if the homeowner is disabled on their deathbed. I probably shouldn't have taken issue only to be willing to work it out afterwards, but I shouldn't have had to deal with politics *at all* and I am desperate to get our home put back together. Mr. Cheracles and Greg do not care about that desperate need. So, we will find another contractor.