New Method Restoration received a call regarding a water heater that failed affecting a finished basement.

Project manager Ted arrived on site for an initial assessment within 90 minutes before dispatching a crew of our certified technicians to begin the remediation process in the affected areas.

All standing water was extracted from the area and personal belongings were cleaning and moved to a safe place. Baseboards, flooring and a bathroom vanity were removed and disposed of prior to sanitizing all areas with an organic antimicrobial spray.

Fans, dehumidifiers and other specialty drying equipment was placed to ensure fast, proper drying.

New Method received a call regarding an hvac condensate leak. Project manager Josh arrived onsite quickly to assess the damages and do an initial inspection prior to dispatching a crew of our trained technicians to begin the remediation work.

Sheetrock, insulation, carpet and padding, vinyl flooring and hardwood flooring that had been damaged were removed prior to sanitizing all affected areas with an organic antimicrobial spray to prevent future mold growth.

Fans, dehumidifiers and other speciality drying equipment was left in place to ensure quick, proper drying.

New method responded to a call regarding a pipe burst on the second floor of a home which affected the first floor and also the basement.

Project manager Cris arrived on site quickly to perform an initial inspection prior to dispatching a crew of our trained professionals to begin work.

Cabinets, ceiling tiles and carpeting were removed prior to all affected areas being disinfected using an organic antimicrobial spray to prevent future mold growth.

Fans, dehumidifiers and other speciality drying equipment was left in place to ensure all areas dried quickly and properly.

New Method responded to a call regarding an air conditioning unit leak which affected a laundry room.

Project manager kevin arrived on site quickly to perform an initial inspection prior to dispatching a crew of our trained professionals to begin work.

Affected sheetrock, a door, and vinyl tile were removed and the area was disinfected using an organic antimicrobial spray to prevent future mold growth.

Fans, dehumidifiers and other speciality drying equipment was left in place to ensure all areas dried quickly and properly.

New Method Restoration responded to a toilet overflow which affected 3 floors.

Project manager Dustin performed an initial inspection of the site prior to our trained technicians arriving to begin the remediation process.

Walls, baseboards, and flooring affected by the leak were removed prior to sanitizing with an organic antimicrobial spray.

Dehumidifiers, fans, and other specialty drying equipment was placed throughout the spaces to ensure quick, proper drying.

New Method responded to a call regarding a supply line leak on the 2nd floor of a home which affected the first floor below and basement as well.

Project manager Josh Marks arrived on site quickly for an initial inspection and assisted the customer with filing an insurance claim for the damages.

Our certified professionals were dispatched and removed all affected materials in the bedroom, kitchen, bathroom, basement, and crawlspace prior to sanitizing and placing several pieces of drying equipment throughout to ensure proper drying.

New Method Restoration responded to a call regarding wind driven rain.

Project manager Dustin Garrabrant arrived onsite within 90 minutes to assess the damages which included walls and vinyl flooring in a basement.

Our certified technicians were dispatched, removed all affected materials, and placed specialized drying equipment throughout the space to ensure quick, proper drying.

New Method restoration received a call regarding a water heater leak which affected flooring in a kitchen.

Project manager Kevin arrived on site quickly to do an initial inspection of the damages prior to dispatching a crew of our trained technicians to begin work on the affected area.

Bamboo flooring, trim, and sheetrock was removed prior to sanitizing all affected areas with an organic antimicrobial spray to ensure no future mold growth.

New Method Restoration responded to a water heater leak which affected a laundry room, hallway, bedroom, and kitchen below.

Project manager Kevin performed an initial inspection of the site prior to our trained technicians arriving to begin the remediation process.

Walls, baseboards, flooring and personal belongings affected by the leak were removed prior to sanitizing with an organic antimicrobial spray.

Dehumidifiers, fans, and other specialty drying equipment was placed throughout the spaces to ensure quick, proper dryin.

New Method Restoration received a call regarding a second floor toilet tank overflow which affected a bathroom and bedroom below.

Project manager Dustin arrived at the property quickly for an initial assessment before dispatching a crew of certified professionals to perform remedial work in the affected areas.

Personal content that had been affected was cleaned, sanitized, and moved to a safe space. Drywall on the ceiling that had been damaged was removed prior to disinfecting all areas with an organic antimicrobial spray.

New Method Restoration received a call regarding a supply line leak on the second floor of a home which affected the first floor hallway below and a finished basement.

Project manager Danny was dispatched and arrived on site within 90 to perform an initial inspection prior to dispatching our certified technicians to begin remediation on the affected areas.

Baseboards, walls, ceiling tiles, and flooring that was damaged was removed prior to sanitizing all affected areas with an organic antimicrobial spray.

Dehumidifiers, fans, and other specialty drying equipment was placed throughout the spaces to ensure drying took place quickly and properly.

New Method Restoration responded to a call regarding a boiler leak which affected a dining room, living room and garage.

Project manager Dustin was dispatched and arrived on site within 90 to perform an initial inspection prior to dispatching our certified technicians to begin remediation on the affected areas.

 Walls and flooring that was damaged was removed prior to sanitizing all affected areas with an organic antimicrobial spray.

Dehumidifiers, fans, and other specialty drying equipment was placed throughout the spaces to ensure drying took place quickly and properly.

New Method Restoration was dispatched to a call regarding a cracked toilet on a second floor which affected a living room and dining room below.

Project manager Josh arrived at the property quickly for an initial assessment before dispatching a crew of skilled professionals to perform remedial work in the affected areas.

Drywall from the ceilings and walls that had been damaged was removed prior to disinfecting all areas with an organic antimicrobial spray. Several dehumidifiers, fans, and other specialty drying equipment was placed in the affected areas to ensure fast, proper drying.

New Method Restoration received a call regarding a sewer back up from a clog in a basement which affected multiple rooms, including a bedroom, utility room, kitchen, and main area within the basement. 

Project manager Dustin arrived on site shortly after receiving the call and did his initial inspection prior to dispatching a crew of our certified technicians to begin remediating the damages. 

Drywall, tile flooring, carpeting and padding were removed from the affected areas prior to sanitizing with an organic antimicrobial spray to ensure no future mold growth in the spaces. 

Dehumidifiers, fans, and other specialty drying equipment was placed throughout the areas to ensure fast, proper drying.

New Method Restoration responded to a call regarding a sewer back up in a washing machine line which affected a living room, laundry room, pantry, basement, bathroom, and closets. 

Project manager Danny was dispatched and arrived on site within 90 minutes to perform an initial inspection prior to dispatching our certified technicians to begin remediation on the affected areas. 

Carpeting, tile, baseboards, doors, drywall, and a vanity that had been damaged were removed prior to sanitizing all affected areas with an organic antimicrobial spray.  Dehumidifiers, fans, and other specialty drying equipment was placed throughout the spaces to ensure drying took place quickly and properly.  

New Method Restoration received a call regarding a water heater leak in a basement.

Project manager Keiron Brown did an initial inspection, including taking photos, detailed notes, and assisted the customer with filing a claim through insurance.

Our trained professionals arrived onsite shortly after and removed baseboard, sheetrock and personal items that were damaged. Specialty drying equipment was placed according to industry standards to ensure drying took place quickly and efficiently.

New Method Restoration responded to a toilet leak on the second floor and kitchen below.
         
Project manager Keiron performed an initial inspection of the site prior to our trained technicians arriving to begin the remediation process.

            
Sheetrock, flooring, and cabinets affected by the leak were removed prior to sanitizing with an organic antimicrobial spray. Dehumidifiers, fans, and other specialty drying equipment was placed throughout the spaces to ensure quick, proper drying.

New Method Restoration responded to a sewage back up due to a clogged drain.

Project manager Keiron performed an initial inspection of the site prior to our trained technicians arriving to begin the remediation process.

Wood paneling and personal belongings affected by the leak were removed prior to sanitizing with an organic antimicrobial spray.

Dehumidifiers, fans, and other specialty drying equipment was placed throughout the spaces to ensure quick, proper drying.

New Method Restoration responded to a toilet flange leak which affected a bathroom and crawl space below. 

Project manager Dustin performed an initial inspection of the site prior to our trained technicians arriving to begin the remediation process.  Flooring in the bathroom and personal belongings affected by the leak were removed prior to sanitizing with an organic antimicrobial spray. 

New Method Restoration received a call regarding water damage in a dining room due to a roof and siding leak.

Project manager Adam arrived onsite within 90 to do an initial inspection of the damages prior to dispatching our skilled technicians to begin remediation. 

Drywall that had been affected by the leak was removed and the area was disinfected using an organic antimicrobial spray.  A dehumidifier, several fans, and other specialty drying equipment was placed in the space to ensure drying took place properly and quickly.