1-800 Water Damage ‘cleans Up' Rhode Island

Innovative Water Damage Restoration Concept Provides Niche Service to Homes and Businesses

CRANSTON, R.I. (Sunday, January 01, 2006) - What's in a name? For 1-800-WATER DAMAGE of Cranston, the name is a constant reminder of who area home or business owners should call when they have water damage.

1-800-WATER DAMAGE takes a one-of-a-kind approach to water damage restoration, working directly with local home and business owners to ensure that the restoration process is done quickly and to the customer's satisfaction following a flood or water leak. Using technology that focuses on restoring, not replacing damaged items, 1-800-WATER DAMAGE restores a home or business back to its pre-loss condition in an average of three to five days. At the completion of every job, 1-800-WATER DAMAGE requires technicians to get a Customer Satisfaction Form signed.

"We have a long-standing reputation as an industry pioneer who stays abreast of the latest restoration techniques," said Michael Deffley, owner of 1-800 WATER DAMAGE of Cranston. "Since our name is also our phone number, any customer calling into the 1-800-WATER DAMAGE number is automatically routed to the 1-800 WATER DAMAGE franchise serving their area. Our highly trained professional technicians arrive within 90 minutes of the emergency phone call."

Services provided by 1-800 WATER DAMAGE of Cranston include: water extraction; drying of carpets and padding; hardwoods; walls and ceilings; water damage restoration; basement, crawl space and structural drying; carpet cleaning; dehumidifying; removing odors; and disinfecting. 1-800-WATER DAMAGE also extracts and disinfects sewage.

"Every American is impacted by water damage at some point in their life and 1-800 WATER DAMAGE is there to help people throughout Rhode Island," said Deffley. "We look forward to reaching out to the community. From leaks to flooding, 1-800 WATER DAMAGE provides the services needed to restore homes or businesses as quickly as possible."

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