Water Damage Contents Restoration
A pipe, an appliance, a roof or a storm. The building dries out, but everything standing in the water has to be dealt with separately, and quickly. That part is ours. CCR is IICRC certified in water.
What happens to your contents
Photographed where it stands
Every item is recorded in place, before it is moved, so you and your adjuster both know what was there and the condition it was in.
Out of the wet
Padded, wrapped, banded and moved to our Vancouver facility, away from the part of the building still being dried.
Cleaned and deodorized
Worked on at our facility rather than in a house that is still damp.
Stored with us
Inventoried and kept together for as long as the repair takes.
Textiles
Upholstery, rugs, carpet and soft goods, each cleaned to suit the fabric.
Back where it belongs
The same crew that took it out brings it back and puts it where it was.
Water Does Not Wait
Wet contents left in a wet building are a different problem a week later than they are on day one. Getting them out, documented and into a dry facility is the part of the job that decides how much of it you keep.
Where we do this
All areas →They meticulously moved all of our furniture and appliances carefully into our garage and kept things clean and organized while our water‑damaged floors were replaced.
Had a water loss?
Call and we will walk it through with you, coordinate with your carrier, and get your crew booked in.
Common questions
How quickly do contents need to come out?
Sooner is better, and it is the single biggest factor in how much survives. Porous material that comes out on day one usually cleans up; after a week it is often a mold job instead.
Do you dry the building as well?
Contents are what we do: photographed, inventoried, packed out, cleaned and deodorized at our facility, stored, then put back. CCR is IICRC certified in water.
What happens to clothing and soft furnishings?
They are handled as part of the contents job, with methods suited to the fabric. You deal with CCR for the whole of it.