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All Brite Cleaning & Restoration, Inc. provides complete emergency service for water, smoke, or soot damage that can occur in your home or office.  Crews are on call 24/7 that can be paged to help prevent further damage from occurring.  It is always important to mitigate the damage as much as possible when disaster strikes.  We will work with you to help make sure your loss is settled fairly and completely.

The following will help you in an emergency situation:

What you should DO:

ü     Contact a plumber or contractor to eliminate water source (i.e. shut off water or fix roof).

ü     Contact All Brite Cleaning & Restoration, Inc. to remove standing water and inspect damage.

ü     Call your insurance company.

ü     Safety considerations permitting, turn off circuit breakers supplying electricity to wet areas, unplug and remove any small electrical devices currently located on wet carpet or other wet surfaces.

ü     Remove and secure small furniture items and as much as possible to prevent rust or stains and expedite restoration.

ü     Place aluminum foil under legs of wood furniture, especially antiques, which may permanently stain carpet.

ü     Hang draperies and pin up furniture skirts as required to prevent contact with wet carpet (water marks, browning, dye transfer, or migration).

ü     Remove books, shoes, paper goods, fabrics, potted plants, or other items that may stain carpet.  Check especially under beds and in closets for these items.

ü     Remove and secure breakable, moisture sensitive, or high value items.

ü     Make plans for restoration crews to remove large furniture items onto dry carpet, linoleum, garage, or storage areas.

What you should NOT DO:

D      Use your home vacuum, as electrical shock may result, as well as damage to the equipment itself.

D      Place newspaper on wet surfaces, as newspaper ink transfers easily.

D      Walk on wet surfaces any more than necessary in order to minimize safety hazards, and to keep from spreading damage.

D      Activate the HVAC system if it has been directly contacted by water, it might serve as a means of spreading contamination.

D      Adjust indoor temperature unless instructed to do so by a qualified technician.