Carpet Water Damage Restoration in Greater Chicagoland

Whenever water disasters like indoor flooding and washing machine overflow occur, it’s possible that your carpets could be affected. Your carpets are made from absorbent materials or fibers, so they easily get drenched once they come in contact with water. When dealing with soaked carpets, you’d think that typical cleaning and drying techniques will save them from heavy water damage. However, without the proper equipment or restoration procedure, your carpets’ conditions may end up worse. 

Carpets that are heavily drenched have a higher risk of developing damage like mold growth and water-loving insect infestation. They also emit foul smelling odors if they aren’t acted upon quickly. That’s why the moment your carpets are soaked, it’s better to contact Romexterra Construction pronto. We are experienced restoration professionals who are equipped with the proper carpet restoration gear, ready to save your carpets from water damage.

Preserve the Quality of Your Carpets with Romexterra Construction Today

Romexterra Construction knows that your carpets play an integral part in your home, so we’ll have them restored as soon as possible. When we arrive at your location, our fully licensed and certified technicians will inspect the damage before proceeding with the restoration procedure. Once we know what type of water has contaminated and damaged your carpets, we’ll start restoring them back to better conditions.

Our methods ensure that your carpets won’t develop any secondary water damage in the future. This means that your newly restored carpets are free from putrid odors, mold, and insect infestation and its fibers will stay intact. Rest assured that your carpets and indoor environment will remain healthy and comfortable with our professional water damage restoration techniques.

If your carpets have incurred severe water damage, give us a call at 312-313-2426 today for free estimates. Our water damage restoration and other services are available to properties in greater Chicagoland.