One Hour Response
ServiceMaster Recovery by C2C Restoration serves both Los Angeles and Ventura Counties with water and fire damage restoration. We have offices set up in two locations to quickly deploy teams around Southern California.
After a water, fire, flood, or natural disaster, you will want immediate help to reverse the damages to your home or business, so call the professional business that cares about helping you get your life back on track.
Our Los Angeles damage restoration team covers the entirety of LA County. We can reach your residence two to four hours after receiving your phone call and begin assessing the destruction. By establishing a strategy and defining goals, we can route the best possible plan to quickly and efficiently start repairs.
Along with water and fire damage restoration, ServiceMaster Recovery by C2C Restoration also provides pack-out, content cleaning, construction, board up and tarp services. We take the necessary steps to ensure your possessions are handled with the utmost care.
Our Los Angeles business is located at: 6861 Troost Ave, North Hollywood, CA 91605 Direct Tel # 818-308-2002
Ventura County is home to our ServiceMaster by C2C Restoration offices, where we provide an array of emergency and disaster services. In order to better spread out our talents and increase response times, we established this second location in Ventura County.
Fire and water damage restoration have additional negative effects if ignored for too long, so the more time you waste, the worse it could become. To prevent smoke and water from causing irreversible effects, call us quickly.
Our Ventura County Restoration building is located at: 5770 Nicole St Unit # D in Ventura, CA Direct Tel # 805-577-7767
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