I wouldn't wish water damage or any type of damage to anyone's home, but if it ever happens to you…read more- do yourself a favor and call First Atlantic Restoration. Truly the most empathetic, thoughtful, tenacious, communicative, thorough and consistent customer service I've ever experienced from start to finish. From the damage mitigation, to the end build out, to the absolute nightmare of dealing with insurance - they were always above and beyond and gave me peace of mind. Andrew, Austin, Lynsey and their teams made the frustration of the past few months bearable and kept me sane and sometimes even laughing - often a very daunting challenge - and I couldn't be happier with the end result!

If you have a home emergency I would definitely recommend choosing another restoration company…read more I've had 2 different projects done. One was at my rental property, the second at my primary residence. When a new tenant moved into the rental property we found many things that weren't done correctly, some that cost me a large amount of money. Thank goodness there was a new project manager, who corrected many of the problems caused for the last project manager. There was a huge amount of leaking when my tenant took a bath. It caused water damage in both adjacent bathrooms. The master bath floor was to be taken down to the studs in the insurer payment. It wasn't. When the hall bathroom flooded, the workmen found asbestos that has been covered by layers of tile. My question was if the adjacent bathroom floor had been removed to the studs, wouldn't asbestos have been found there too? The Project Manager admitted Yes. Asbestos was then found. The company covered the asbestos removal in that one bathroom but not the other. If they had done the work correctly the first time they would have known both bathroom floors were the same. Then the source of the tub leak had to be found. The plumbing under the house wasn't going to the city's connection. More big bucks for me. The new project manager did correct some issues that the now no longer employed Project Manager didn't correct. He couldn't believe that he actually took the new toilet I ha recently replaced & replaced it with a cheap one. I saw it & said "Where is my toilet?" The next day what I thought was my toilet has been returned,. But when I tried it the lid wasn't solid like the one I had recently bought. My theory was that he was running his own business on the side & skimming from First Atlantic & its customers When I had a pipe break at my primary residence I panicked & called First Atlantic. To my chagrin they assigned that same Project Manager. On hindsight I should have requested someone else. I later learned that he was sub contracting work to companies not used by First Atlantic. They had to remove the tile from my master bathroom floor to mitigate the water damage. It was obviously not done correctly. A few years ago I had my front door removed. The stud it was connected to, which was directly under the worst of the water leak, was so rotten that it crumbled into pieces. The tile company didn't shield the bathroom correctly while they ground away the inches of hard insulating material under the tile. My vanity, closet & bedroom were coated with the residue. I had to throw many things away. When the cleaners he hired were asked about cleaning the area they indicated their instructions were to clean a path from the VA bathroom and down the front staircase . I later learned that First Atlantic has their own cleaning crew that would never have said that. I could go on and on. Suffice it to say that even with personnel changes, I would never hire this company again.

They way over charge for service provided. Very unhappy customer…read more Tried to have bill adjusted, to no avail. Will not use them again.

Fantastic company and people. I scheduled a simple third floor carpet clean, and it was painless…read more They came on time. They cleaned my carpet. Pretty simple. The job was well done, and my house has never smelled cleaner. The price to clean a whole third floor townhome was reasonable. They brought everything they needed to the third floor and did their business. One key note, they do need a bathtub to dump the cleaning water in. Thankfully, I had a bathtub on the third floor for them. If I need to get my carpets cleaned again, I will call them. Well done.

Superior managed an addition to our home. Everything went very smoothly. The work was excellent…read more They went above and beyond to help us get back in our home quickly. Highly recommend!

Superior services does quality work in a timely manner with great communication throughout the…read moreprocess! They did a full remodel of our master bath and have done several other smaller projects for us as well. They were very responsive to any questions or concerns we had along the way. The finished products are wonderful and I'd highly recommend this company!

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.

We had a small toilet tank leak in a 2nd floor bathroom that went unnoticed in our home for some…read moretime that is until it started showing on the ceiling below in our foyer. ServPro was recommended by our insurance company but after I reached out to this specific location I was told they weren't even listed in my insurance's list of company profiles and they had wanted us to use a different ServPro. With that being said let's get into the the nitty gritty of why I am giving them a 1 - Star review: 1) ServPro set an appointment time and date and the evening before I received a voicemail stating they would have to reschedule it because they were understaffed; so to clarify they selected the date and time not the customer and yet they still had to change it. 2) I was told I would receive a call 20-30 minutes prior to their arrival. I did not receive that call, in fact the technicians showed up in front of my and then sat in their work truck for 10-15 minutes eating their breakfast and talking to each other, keep in mind I had my front door open and they could clearly see I was standing there waiting to greet/receive them, still didn't get them moving. One of the technicians was very professional, I assume he was the lead, the other looked less than thrilled to be working. 3) Techs did not wear or offer to wear any sort of mask/face covering while in my home, nor did they even attempt to social distance from me, as I was filling out paperwork one technician was literally hovering over me. 4)Techs did not wear any sort of shoe/boot covering or put down any sort of floor protector. They repeatedly walked inside and outside and the ground was wet so they tracked in wetness which I could overlook until they sprayed my subfloor with some sort of antimicrobial agent and I personally witnessed them walk through it and then walk all over the carpet right beside our baby's nursery. No big deal I'm sure it's "super safe" for a baby to possibly ingest. 5) They did not perform a very thorough vacuum of their work area upon completion of the job. Part of their job was breaking up and removing tile; well by not vacuuming well there were numerous sharp shards left on the floor for my family to step on and the baby to crawl on. 6) One of the craziest negative things that occurred was the technicians did not plug the open/exposed toilet flange and they had fans and dehumidifiers running in my home which created a vacuum and as you can guess pulled a lot of sewer gas into my home, again I'm sure that's great for a baby or humans to be breathing in, in general. They did however leave a couple disposable nitrile gloves in there for me. Called Project Manager (PM) to verify if this was standard practice and was told it was not but he did not seem overly concerned, he did however offer to send a crew out to plug the hole, I just opted to perform this "arduous" task myself. 7) Initial interactions with the assigned PM was decent enough but when calling him on his business associated phone number he would answer it with a "yeah". He did this to me and my wife; we had to be the ones to verify that we were in fact talking to the correct person and even then it was a painful phone call. What professional answers their business line "yeah"? 8) I was told by the Techs that the PM would follow up with me the evening they finished to discuss the next steps and the fact they believed the leaking water had spread under our tub. PM never called me as I was told he would and when asked about what his technicians said about the water under the tub he told my wife they don't typically remove tubs and he has no way to get under the tub to check the moisture....wait but that's why you were in my home to begin with!! 9) I was told by the technicians I would be provided hard copies of all documents I signed....still have no copies. 10) I was given a Customer Satisfaction Survey to complete...and by complete I mean right then with the technicians standing over me. How about a link to a third party company site to perform the survey instead of being pressured into it. 11) lastly, I was sent a DocuSign document that I attest to the fact this company dried my home correctly...well how do I know they dried it correctly, A) that's what they do for a living not me and B) if they did NOT remove the tub how can anyone be sure it's dry under it and along the three walls the tubs is enclosed by?

I had a very bad experience with a manager there . the other two techs that came out were great but…read morethis one manager was so sensitive and got all in his little feelings just because I told him it wasn't an opportune time and we should talk the next business day but that wasn't happening so he showed me who was boss ... cancelled the job. So I'm saying this there are many companies out there looking for contracts so be careful who you turned down you may not ever get a contract again .

I love the entire office staff first of all! That's Becky, Diamond, Becca, and Amy. These ladies…read morerock on a daily basis. Not only do they keep my apartment building carpets clean for all 184 units. They also are always available for emergencies such as water intrusions from leaks. Their team is always on schedule for move ins and move outs. I would highly recommend Peerless Carpet Care and Restoration.

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.

I'm surprised no one has reviewed these guys yet! I had some siding falling off my roof and called…read moremultiple contractors to quote me on this repair. After getting estimates from about 5 different companies, Fixit Express was more than 50% cheaper and Bill, the owner I believe, was very professional when I spoke with him on the phone. Since all the other companies were way more expensive, I decided to go with Fixit Express. They seemed to be booked up so they couldn't schedule my house until a week out from when I called, which was fine considering how much money i was saving. I also am the property manager of this house and do not live in the area, but I was conveniently able to pay for the service online through Intuit, a secure payment software I can trust. Bill and his crew arrived at the time they were scheduled and were done in about an hour! The job looked great and am very satisfied. I would highly recommend Fixit Express for home repairs and Bill will definitely be my go to guy from now on. The only reason why I took one star off is because no one followed up with me with a phone call to tell me the job was done, but I drove by an hour after the scheduled time expecting them to still be there but it was all done!

My business has been working with Jeff at Cavalier Enterprises and we highly recommend them!read more

I brought cavalier enterprises in on a job when the previous water mitigation company started to…read moreignore us and not do the proper mitigation. Ryan came out and told us what the issue was and mitigated our house perfectly. Ryan also discovered a separate issue with water in our house that he made us aware of. Ryan, Don, and Rob have been working with our insurance company to make sure everything was covered. It has been a headache with our insurance company trying to get them to understand the exact issue but Rob, Don, and Ryan have all bent over backwards to make sure that our insurance company knew what the problem was and understood exactly what the issue was so that it could be taken care of. I would recommend cavalier enterprises to anyone if you have a water mitigation issue.