Disaster Restoration Services Frequently Asked Questions - FAQs | Best Option Restoration of Travis County

Can the power be reactivated if the water damage is not significant?

However, one must exercise extreme caution if the electric, gas, or water supply has been affected or deactivated by the first responders. It is imperative to consult a qualified professional to assess the safety before attempting to restore these utilities.

In the event that my property is located far from a Best Option Restoration of Travis County facility, what is the expected arrival time?

Typically, Best Option Restoration of Travis County can reach the site within 1-2 hours, provided it is within a 50-mile radius of a Best Option Restoration of Travis County location. However, please bear in mind that response times can be influenced by variables like traffic congestion, accessibility constraints, government mandates, and the extent of the damage. Moreover, our collaborative connections with key companies involved in community recovery often enable us to gain access to blocked areas as required.

WHY IS LOCATING THE MOISTURE SOURCE CRUCIAL IN MOLD REMEDIATION?

If the moisture source isn't addressed, mold problems will recur. This source can range from leaky pipes to acts of nature like flooding.

Can you provide an estimated timeframe for restoring a property after fire and smoke damage?

It is difficult to provide an exact timeline for complete restoration due to the complexity of fire and smoke restoration services. However, our Best Option Restoration of Travis County technician can provide you with an estimate that includes projected dates and the different phases involved in your restoration project.

DOES BEST OPTION RESTORATION OF TRAVIS COUNTY SUBCONTRACT ANY OF THEIR ONSITE SERVICES, OR ARE ALL SERVICES PERFORMED IN-HOUSE?

We handle most onsite services ourselves, utilizing our trained technicians at Best Option Restoration of Travis County. This allows us to uphold a high standard of quality and consistency in our work. However, some exceptions exist, particularly for major construction trades, specialty trades, engineering firms, environmental testing firms, and manual labor sources. Whether we self-perform or subcontract depends on the project's size, scope, and location. Additionally, we have established solid relationships with trusted national subcontractors and suppliers to deliver excellent service and obtain volume discounts.