H & H Builders and Restoration Inc

We are very proud of our H & H Builders and Restoration team creating a positive experience for our clients after they had damage to their home.

Another Happy client. Our team aims to take a negative situation and make it positive.

H & H Builders and Restoration is representing at #LARIMS first 2020 lunch. Very informative.

Our Team members enjoying our Holiday lunch. We are very proud of everyone!!

We are proud to be one of the sponsors for the First Annual UFLAC Fire Foundation Golf Tournament

To our neighbors, friends, family and clients impacted by the EASY FIRE. If directed, don’t wait be safe and evacuate. Our team is available to answer any questions you might have. We have experienced and caring team members to take care of your fire, smoke, red fire retardant and odor related cleanup and repairs.... Please call (805)206-0684 (818)620-4811 #easyfire #simivalley strong

#BHCC Always a great FLAIR event!!

#gettyfire To our friends, family and clients in this area please stay safe and evacuate!!

To our family, friends and clients impacted by the Tick Fire: Our team is here for you!! If you have been impacted by loss to your property or fire/smoke and odor. We can access the damages and answer your questions regarding the next steps. Please contact us for a no obligation assessment of your property. (805)206-0684 or (818)620-4811... Please stay safe!! See more

If you are in or near the Saddleridge Fire: Environmental Health Investigations Branch California Department of Public Health Protect Your Lungs from Wildfire Smoke... N95 particulate respirators WILL protect your lungs from wildfire smoke. Straps must go above and below the ears. A one-strap paper mask will NOT protect your lungs from wildfire smoke. A surgical mask will NOT protect your lungs from wildfire smoke. Wildfire smoke can irritate your eyes, nose, throat and lungs. It can make you cough and wheeze, and can make it hard to breathe. If you have asthma or another lung disease, or heart disease, inhaling wildfire smoke can be especially harmful. Staying indoors and reducing physical activity are the best ways to protect your lungs from wildfire smoke. Wearing a special mask called a particulate respirator can also help protect your lungs from wildfire smoke. How to Choose the Correct Mask to Protect Your Lungs Choose a mask called a particulate respirator that has the word NIOSH and either N95 or P100 printed on it. These are sold at many hardware and home repair stores and pharmacies. Choose a mask that has two straps that go around your head. DO NOT choose a mask with only one strap or with straps that just hook over the ears. Choose a size that will fit over your nose and under your chin. It should seal tightly to your face. These masks do not come in sizes that fit young children. Do not use bandanas (wet or dry), paper or surgical masks, or tissues held over the mouth and nose. These will not protect your lungs from wildfire smoke. How to Use a Mask Place the mask over your nose and under your chin, with one strap placed below the ears and one strap above. Pinch the metal part of the mask tightly over the top of your nose. The mask fits best on clean shaven skin. Throw out your mask when it gets harder to breathe through, or if the inside gets dirty. Use a new mask each day if you can. Itishardertobreathethroughamask,sotakebreaksoftenifyouworkoutside. If you feel dizzy or nauseated, go to a less smoky area, take off your mask and get medical help. If you have a heart or lung problem, ask your doctor before using a mask. For more information about protecting yourself from wildfire smoke, call your local health department.

We wanted to share a recent review H & H Builders and Restoration received. It’s happy clients like this one that makes what we do so worthwhile.

Helping another valued client with their fire damaged building.

Representing at the LA Kings game. Thank you Eric Ross

H & H Builders and Restoration representing at the #BHCC event.

Another great event #BHCC