ServiceMaster Of Cleaning

What They Do

Fire and SmokeOdor

• Area rug cleaning
• General carpet cleaning
• Upholstery cleaning
• Carpet steam cleaning
• Drapes & curtain cleaning
• Leather cleaning
• Mattress cleaning
• Pet stain & odor removal
• Air Duct Cleaning
• Area Rug
• Carpet Cleaners
• Commercial Carpet And Furniture Cleaning
• Construction Clean
• Disaster Restoration
• Fire Damage
• Furniture Upholstery Cleaning
• Green Cleaning
• Hardwood Floor Cleaning
• Home Services
• Janitorial Services
• Love Seats
• Odors And Stains
• Removes Stains
• Residential / Commercial
• Residential Carpet Cleaning
• Superior Cleaning
• Tile And Grout Cleaning
• Window Cleaning

Before You Call ServiceMaster Of Cleaning

1. How will you deal with smoke odor inside wall cavities and the HVAC ducts?
2. Do you do contents pack out, and will I get an itemized inventory?
3. What do you think the source is?
4. Will you use ozone, and if so how long must we stay out?

For mold jobs over 10 square feet, ask for a New York State licensed mold remediator and a separately licensed mold assessor, plus the Nassau or Suffolk County home improvement license. Also ask for proof of insurance and industry certification for the restoration crew.

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