Welcome to SK Restorations, LLC

Knight Enterprises 30+
Hendricks Roofing 50+
Tri Area Electric 20+
Karnes Construction 50+

J&J Air Conditioning 30+
Unique Engineering 40+
BP Drywall 20+
Bill Goule P.E. 30+

Tom Ferand Mechanical Engineering 20+
Daniels Door and Trim 20+
Speeler Marine 30+
Q Designs LLC 10+
Weber, Crabb and Wein 20+ years

Water damage cleanup and restoration is a multi-step process designed to address the damage caused by water intrusion, whether from flooding, burst pipes, or leaks. The first stage involves assessing the extent of the damage and identifying the type of water involved—whether clean, gray, or black water—since this affects the cleaning methods required. Next, professionals extract the standing water using high-powered pumps and vacuums to prevent further damage. Once the water is removed, industrial fans and dehumidifiers are used to thoroughly dry the affected areas, preventing mold growth and ensuring that moisture doesn’t remain in walls, floors, or other structures.

Fire damage restoration is a comprehensive process aimed at repairing and recovering properties affected by fire, smoke, and soot. The first step is an assessment of the damage, where professionals evaluate the extent of structural damage and the areas affected by smoke and soot residue. Immediate action is taken to secure the property, which may include boarding up windows, placing tarps over exposed areas, and reinforcing weakened structures to prevent further deterioration. Once the property is secure, the cleanup process begins, involving the removal of debris, damaged materials, and charred remnants. Specialized equipment is used to eliminate smoke and soot from surfaces, furniture, and personal belongings, as these residues can cause ongoing damage and affect indoor air quality.

Mold removal and remediation is a specialized process designed to eliminate mold growth and prevent its return, ensuring the safety and health of the property’s occupants. The first step involves a thorough inspection to assess the extent of the mold infestation and identify the source of moisture that is fostering mold growth. Once the affected areas are identified, containment measures are put in place to prevent mold spores from spreading to unaffected parts of the property. This typically involves sealing off the contaminated areas with plastic sheeting and using negative air pressure to ensure that airborne spores are not dispersed.

Storm and disaster remediation is a vital process aimed at restoring properties affected by severe weather events such as hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, and other natural disasters. The initial phase involves a comprehensive assessment of the damage, where professionals evaluate the extent of destruction caused by wind, water, or debris. This assessment helps in prioritizing immediate actions, such as securing the property to prevent further damage and ensuring the safety of the occupants. Emergency services, including water extraction and debris removal, are typically initiated at this stage to mitigate additional harm and begin the restoration process as quickly as possible.

Construction remediation is the process of addressing and resolving issues that arise from faulty or substandard construction practices. This may include correcting structural defects, addressing building code violations, or fixing issues related to water intrusion, mold growth, or improper materials. The first step in construction remediation is a detailed inspection of the property to identify problem areas and assess the extent of the damage. Professionals will often collaborate with engineers, architects, and building inspectors to determine the root causes of the issues, whether they stem from poor workmanship, design flaws, or the use of substandard materials. Once identified, a remediation plan is developed to address both the immediate concerns and long-term solutions.

Storm and disaster remediation is a vital process aimed at restoring properties affected by severe weather events such as hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, and other natural disasters. The initial phase involves a comprehensive assessment of the damage, where professionals evaluate the extent of destruction caused by wind, water, or debris. This assessment helps in prioritizing immediate actions, such as securing the property to prevent further damage and ensuring the safety of the occupants. Emergency services, including water extraction and debris removal, are typically initiated at this stage to mitigate additional harm and begin the restoration process as quickly as possible.