ServiceMaster Restore of Lambton County – The Best People to Call in the Worst Situation – Wind, Fire & Water Damage Restoration.
ServiceMaster Restore of Lambton County is a locally owned and operated cleaning and restoration franchise company founded in 1986. We have been providing disaster restoration services to Lambton County homes and businesses for the past 27 years. We attribute our growth throughout the years to the quality service we provide to our customers. We understand the value of providing the best customer service at all times and have earned the trust of customers through our dedication.
Specializing in emergency and reconstruction services, ServiceMaster Restore of Lambton County provides immediate response and mitigation for residential and commercial property damage due to wind, fire and water. Our highly trained and certified technicians are prepared to handle any type of emergency situation 24 hours a day with the utmost care and proficiency.
When disaster strikes your home or business, and lives are disrupted, all you want to do is to get everything back to normal as quickly as possible. That is where ServiceMaster Restore of Lambton County comes in. We are fully trained, equipped and ready to restore any residential or commercial property after any disaster, from water damage, fire and smoke damage, mold remediation to emergency cleanup services. We will dry and clean everything from documents to flooring to help avoid further damage in the future.
Our goal is not only to restore your property, but also to restore your peace of mind.
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