Cut N Dry Restoration

Does your home have tiles like this? Tiles installed before 1980 likely contain asbestos. Have them tested before beginning a major renovation.

Do you know the P.A.S.S technique?

When your home suffers fire damage, you’ll want experts on your side who are not only skilled in restoration but also treat your home as it were their own. We’ll work tirelessly to restore your home to its original condition, safely and quickly.

#FAQFriday | How can I tell if my home has asbestos? If your home was built before 1980, there’s a very good chance that it contains asbestos. Asbestos isn’t harmful unless it’s disturbed, such as during a renovation. Have your home professionally inspected for asbestos before beginning any major home improvement project.

We offer free estimates. Because you should never have to worry about how much an estimate is going to cost you!

Pop quiz: Your oven catches fire. Do you have a fire extinguisher? Bonus points if you know how to use it!

Insurance is the last thing you need to deal with during times like these. That’s why we handle the paperwork for you and directly bill your insurance.

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Getting the water out of your home after a flood isn’t enough. Floods can leave behind harmful microbes and pollutants that only antibacterial treatments can effectively kill.

#FAQFriday | Where am I most likely to find mold damage in my home? You can check the usual places -- underneath kitchen and bathroom sinks, around the AC unit, and window frames -- but mold can also grow behind walls that house plumbing pipes. If you suspect your home has mold, you should have it professionally inspected because it’s not always visible to the naked eye.

Not all leaks are obvious. The worst leaks are silently dripping behind walls, creating conditions for mold. Get a FREE leak inspection for a limited time!

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If left untreated, mold can have a serious impact on the health of you and your loved ones. Stop mold in its tracks!

There’s only one thing worse than dealing with the aftermath of a disaster: dealing with the insurance company! We’ll deal with both for you.