Posted on Thu, Apr 26, 2012

Your washing machine sprung a leak or your pipes burst and now part of your home is flooded. Water damage is frustrating and can lead to many other problems in your home. Mold, damage to subfloors and walls can all come after a flood in your home. Don't delay! Find out what to do right away.
Mold can grow quickly after water damage. According to the Environmental Protection Agency when you see mold you have a problem. The EPA says, "Molds have the potential to cause health problems. Molds produce allergens, irritants and in some cases, potentially toxic substances." Reactions can be immediate or delayed, and it all starts with moisture or water being where it shouldn't be.
Knowing how to handle water damage and how to handle mold is important. We've been helping homeowners and business owners for years with water damage, flood damage and mold problems. That's why we developed our free tip sheets: Tips for Handling Mold: 10 Things You Should Know and Ten Things You Should Know About Water Damage.
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Posted on Tue, Apr 24, 2012
When you are faced with the daunting task of helping a friend or loved one who hoards clean up their home, where do you start? What do you say and how can you help without alienating your loved one?
Hoarding is a very complicated issue and your loved one may also be faced with legal issues. Perhaps the city or county is requiring clean up of the home or the threat of eviction looms. Where do you start?
At Clean Earth Restorations we have been in the remediation construction business for many years. This means we are used to helping homeowners repair their homes after damage from fire, flood, mold or sewage. That's why we decided to start helping people with hoarding clean up services. We understand it's a very sensitive situation, and we have the experience and expertise to help you and your loved one through this tough time.
First of all, it's important to know how to best help your loved one. That's why we offer free information on how to help in a hoarding situation. Our information sheet "Hoarding: How to Help a Loved One: What do I say adn how do I help" will get you started. Click here to get the free information sheet.
We also offer full hoarding clean up services. This includes:
- Free onsite evaluation and estimate
- Cleanouts
- Disinfection and odor removal
- Repair of the property and more
For a full explanation of what we offer, see our Hoarding Clean Up page here.
We can help. To get through this difficult situation you need support. We are here to answer your questions and get you the help you need. To find out more about our company, check out our About Us page of our site.
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Posted on Tue, Apr 17, 2012
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Posted on Tue, Apr 03, 2012
Carpets in commercial buildings get much more wear and tear than residential carpets. That's why regularly scheduled maintenance cleaning of commercial carpets is important and why it will extend the life of the carpet.
Deep cleaning, to remove residues and trapped soil is important, as is treating spots and stains.A regularly scheduled cleaning schedule for your commercial carpets will not only keep them looking better longer, but make them last longer, too.
At Clean Earth Restorations, we offer commercial carpet cleaning services all over San Diego County, and for our commercial customers who set up quarterly cleaning maintenance we offer discounts. Contact us today for information about discounts.
As a member of the Clean Trust, we are required to keep up to date on our training, offer an active customer review/complaint policy and adhere to industry standards. It's one of the things that sets us apart in the industry.
As a new customer, we are happy to offer a commercial carpet cleaning discount of 10% on the square foot price. Some conditions apply. Please click below to get our commercial carpet cleaning coupon.
Posted on Thu, Mar 08, 2012
When you find mold in your home it's always a concern. If the mold covers more than a 3 foot by 3 foot area, the EPA recommends you have a professional involved in cleaning up the mold and restoring the area.
Here's what the Environmental Protection Agency says about mold in its guide "A Brief Guide to Mold, Moisture and Your Home". According to the article, there are several important steps that will help you know if your mold situation was handled properly. They include:
- You must have completely fixed the water or moisture problem before the cleanup or remediation can be considered finished.
- You should have completed mold removal. Visible mold and moldy odors should not be present. Please note that mold may cause staining and cosmetic damage.
- You should have revisted the site shortly after cleanup and it should show no signs of water damage or mold growth.
- People should have been able to occupy or re-occupy the area without health complaints or physicial symptoms.
There is no easy answer to a mold problem. It's important that you feel comfortable re-occupying and that you are confident the damage has been contained and corrected.
If you are not sure your mold or moisture issue has been handled correctly, give us a call. We are experts at mold removal, certified by The Clean Trust. We're hear to help or answer your questions. Call us today at 619-284-4239 or click below and we will contact you right away.
Posted on Wed, Feb 15, 2012
You've found mold or moisture and you are worried. The EPA says that any evidence of moisture or mold is a problem you should not ignore. Cleaning up mold can be tricky. Here are some tips from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) about how to clean up mold:
- Fix any plumbing leaks or the source of moisture that started the problem
- Dry all surfaces completely
- Scrub mold off of all hard surfaces with water and detergent and dry completely
- Absorbant and pourous materials like ceiling tiles and carpets may need to be removed and thrown away
- Do not paint or caulk over mold
- If you are unsure of what to do, or the area affected is more than 10 square feet, consult a professional. The EPA recommends you check references and hire a company that is affiliated with professional associations that govern their adherance to safety standards.
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Posted on Tue, Feb 14, 2012
If your home or business has mold, you realize you have a problem. The EPA says just seeing mold or a moisture problem means you have an issue you need to address -- and quickly. If you see visible growth, most likely there is even more going on behind the walls. Mold remediation is the process of identifying mold, cleaning it up and containing it from spreading.
Businesses all over San Diego promote that they handle mold and moisture problems. But what set's a company apart? We believe that one important factor is our affiliation with the Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Association. (For more information, check out their website)
The IICRC, which is now called The Clean Trust, is a non profit organization that's mission is to make sure customers have access to trained and trusted professionals. This means they monitor our standards and our certification as a remediation and restoration contractor. We don't take this lightly. We proudly promote our affiliation with the IRRC because it means we are commited to quality and to making sure we meet and exceed industry standards.
To be affiliated with the IICRC we have to maintain our training, keep an active customer feedback system and provide ongoing training and certification to our technicians.
When it comes to dealing with mold there is no time to mess around. You need to know who you are dealing with and be confident that they can address the issues of mold and moisture appropriately. Trust an IICRC affiliated reconstruction contractor.
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Posted on Fri, Feb 10, 2012
As a home or business owner facing clean up after a death or crime, you may need help. Crime and death scenes are considered a biohazard and require very specific cleaning steps to ensure the safety of residents and those reentering the scene.
Professional death and crime scene technicians receive specialized training to know how to properly handle the clean up at the scene and get things back to normal.Detailed cleaning, disinfection, deodarization and removal of the contaminated material are a part of properly cleaning a crime scene or death scene.
Homicides, suicides, unattended deaths are all cases where certifed and trained crime scene clean technicians should be consulted for helping return the property to a pre-incident state. This is a difficult job, during a stressful time for the family or business owner affected by the tragedy. Knowing how to properly handle the situation is critical to resolving it smoothly.
When facing the death of a loved one, people often forget that there can still be dangers associated with the scene.Pathogens and diseases can be transmitted through the fluids present at the scene of a death. It's not the time to do the clean up yourself. It's time to ask for help.
At Clean Earth Restorations we can work with you to make this difficult time easier by handling the details of the clean up. We are here 24/7 to help. Call us today for assistance or click the button below and we will contact you to help you through the process.
Posted on Fri, Jan 27, 2012
You've experienced damage to your home or business and now you have to deal with the aftermath. Whether you've experienced a flood, a fire, found mold or have a sewage spill, hiring the right, experienced Restoration Contractor to repair and rebuild will make all the difference.
There are specific things you should be looking for when hiring a Restoration Contractor. Here are two important tips:
- Get a Contract: The scope of the work being completed should be identified in writing. How often you will receive status reports should also be discussed. The schedule and costs should also be outlined.
- Coordinate with your insurance claim: The damage to your home of business may be covered by insurance. Make sure you work with a restoration contractor who knows how to help you through the claim process and understands the specific requirements for an insurance claim.
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Posted on Thu, Jan 26, 2012
You look around and realize it's time to get those carpets cleaned again. Carpet cleaning companies are a dime a dozen in San Diego, many of them with promises of "cheap" and "bargain". No one wants to spend more money cleaning their carpets than they have to, but it's also important to hire a company that is reputable and can get the job done right for a good price.
At Clean Earth Restorations, before we became a full service restoration company, helping people with flood, fire, mold and sewage damage, we were Clean Earth Carpet. We know how to clean carpet right. We've got the best equipment to get the job done.
We are offering 20% your carpet cleaning job. Click here for a our coupon and call us today to see the difference.