Service was fine, quick response, personable representative; however, cost was over 50% higher than…read moreon-site verbal estimate. Rental of air scrubbers, ozone generators and air movers only...no hands on cleaning involved.

Do not use this company if you want a company you can trust. This company failed my household and…read morehas left us with more questions and concerns related to our personal belongings than answers. To give any indication of how poorly mine and several other households property were handled, the manager of our case was fired from the company and the issues we've faced have been nothing short of a disaster. One of the team members let us know that not only ours, but 4 different households were having these issues. There was no communication throughout this experience unless it was initiated by me, and even after the manager was fired we continued to have issues. As we unpacked our things we found multiple personal items not belonging to me or my household- you can see this in the photo below. On top of that, we are missing a large selection of coats and jackets with no answer to how we can get those items back. I'd think twice before trusting your belongings, time, and money with this company. If this happened to us it can and will happen to others.

Disaster Restorations has been an excellent resource for the 28 years that my family has been using…read moretheir services for everything from carpet cleaning to remodeling to fire damage repair. I have always been incredibly impressed by their professionalism, quick response, and excellent attention to detail. David and his team responded promptly in the middle of the night to an emergency flood in my friend's basement recently. If it wouldn't have been for their quick response, she would've lost everything. They went the extra mile to save as much as they could to be cost effective, and only replaced what was utterly damaged. They dealt with everything with the insurance company to make it easy. With special technology for tracking and containing moisture and mold, her house was back in order without a hassle. I couldn't recommend Disaster Restorations more!

They are closed now and the building is olio for lease. They were in the community for a long time…read more Sad to see them go

They arrived in less than 2 hours to fix a plumbing emergency affecting 4 businesses in the plaza…read more(on a Saturday night). The problem was fixed quickly and we were not charged an arm and a leg. Thank you!

I had a plumbing issue and dental emergency on same day. Regular plumber not available for days so…read morecalled Albany Roto Rooter even though home in Corvallis. Had great service, quick availability during first call. Cam (Cameron?) came out as I rushed home from dentist to open door and rushed back. He resolved problem and once I returned explained work well and likely worked the full 90 min with my dog barking like crazy in kennel. He has a great demeanor for job and I appreciated his attitude and work done!

The entire crew was great to work with. We had a pretty good mess in the basement from a water…read moreleak, came in and cleaned it up and coordinated with the trades that were needed and got the job done efficiently. They were also great at helping me navigate the insurance aspect. Highly recommend Becky Fickas

Close to Christmas my toilet overflowed and the plumbing co. recommended Quick Restore. Boy am I so…read moreglad they did!! They are knowledgeable, professional, they accommodated my schedule without any problems, and the owner is a really amazing person. Being a new homeowner it was a really scary learning curve water damage and mitigation. The owner helped me navigate my insurance issues and the entire crew was great to work with. I also want to give a big thank you to my first contact and the supervisor, Jimmy, who really helped me through making decisions to take care of my house and he also interacted with insurance company with skill as Foremost was really trying to give me the short end of the stick. Thank you Quick Restore!!

We had a mold problem, they came and got rid of the mold. HOWEVER, they removed and destroyed a…read morecabinet that was builded into the bathroom, 4ft wide, 3ft deep, 7ft tall. I'm sure that they would say it was covered in mold, but the same cabinet on the other side of the tub is just fine. They had/have wooden floors. The workers were nice guys, but they destroyed every think they touch or got near.

So, I called the number at Purocleancertifiedrestoration.com and spoke with someone named Adam. I…read moreexplained what I needed, and he said he could help me. This was on July 7th. On July 10th, I called back and asked if he could come out that day. He said he couldn't. He then got irritated and told me I was calling on his cell number and to text him my name and number for him to call me back (go figure, it was the number listed on the website, you idiot, so of course I called it!). I waited. No call back. Wednesday (July 16) rolls around and I call a different number listed on a DIFFERENT website (same stupid company, though) and speak with a very nice man who tells me he would have Adam call me. I also ask him to please let Adam know that before he gets irritated that I called his cell phone, to check where it's listed. This was yesterday. It's past 9:30 PM, and still no call. I am going elsewhere. Adam, If this is how you treat customers that you are going to charge $1500.00-$1800.00 for a service, I am not sure how you stay in business. For that kind of money, I expect to be treated with respect.

Mitigation of a roof leak after rain/wind storm…read more I woke up the day before my flight to visit family for the holidays and found a puddle on my living room floor. It turned out to be a leak that soaked two walls, and I had to find help fast. Oregon Restoration replied to me immediately while other companies took hours to respond. Their friendly office staff calmly walked me through what to expect in the process and sent help that day. Danny arrived right on time and was friendly, professional, and thorough. He let me look at his instruments as he assessed the extent of the damage, shared pictures with me, explained what they would do and helped me understand next steps. After that as I was traveling, he kept in contact with me to make sure I knew what was happening at home. He also worked with my roommates to help them understand what was happening and arrange work visits. Every person on his team was respectful and helpful, and they checked the progress of the drying process regularly. Danny worked with my insurance adjuster to make sure everything went forward smoothly. I found the team helpful, responsive, and diligent, and I've contracted with Oregon Restoration for the repair portion of this journey as well. Thanks so much Danny! This would have been a nightmare without you.

I had water damage and my insurance company referred me to Oregon Restoration. They handled all the…read moredetails for mitigation and repairs with the insurance company directly so I didn't have to get in the weeds of the fine details. I'm still working through the final stages of repairs but overall responsiveness to me and insurance reps is excellent. Quality of repairs is on point (thus far), and flexibility of scheduling around existing work and family commitments is great. Special thanks to Nick Hook, Alicia Copeland and David Nevill for getting things handled immediately. Greatly appreciated :-)

Had to leave first question as I have no results to see or report on in the first months. It has…read morebeen very trying getting information or much progress of doing the repairs on my home. The answers I always get is their waiting for inspections or inspectors or architects or permits to continue with any repairs. I do not mean to be derogatory in my comments but am being as truthful as I can be. I do not like doing surveys but when they concern me I will give my honest opinions of how I feel about the progress. Hopefully in the future I will be able to give this company a good review. I do not know why it takes so long to get permits from city or some kind of progress , Alot of the delays seem to be on government holding up permits and inspections from my conversations with (no name) adjusters and services. TY for opportunity to express my input on the disaster I have faced. John D. 12/22/21

From the owner: Life can get messy. Whether it's flooding, fire and smoke damage, or the aftermath of a traumatic…read moreevent, getting back on your feet can seem impossible. That's where ServiceMaster Restore comes in. We are trained professionals who will get your household or business back to normal quickly and efficiently. As a leader in this industry for more than half a century, we've perfected the process for quickly identifying damage, determining the restoration services needed, and minimizing trouble and inconvenience on your end. When disaster strikes, every minute counts. That's why ServiceMaster Restore is here for you 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year.

Do not ever use this company for anything.. its been 41/2 months they put wood on the bathroom…read morefloor and never came back.. serve pro is part of them too. Had a hot water heater leak in the back bedroom and the water leaked under the floor in the bathroom next to it. Tore everything out of the bathroom and bedroom and never came back. Serve pro dried the floors and that's it. Never ever ever use these losers s. Have had to hire another contractor to put everything back together..​ they charged the insurance company $17.000.00 dollars. For doing nothing.

McGinnis Restoration and Construction were contracted to repair and restore an upstairs bathroom…read morethat had leaked into the downstairs bathroom causing damage in both. The drywall repair was horrible and did not match the rest of the room. The painters did not do a good job of matching the paint color nor the level of gloss. They came out a second time and did an even worse job of painting, not to mention that they painted halfway up other walls that were not damaged, and even into another room that was not involved. They got paint on the floors, the commodes, and light switches. I took photos and sent them to the project manager and he said he would send them out again, he even came by to look at it. The painters were "sick" the next time they were scheduled to come out, and when I reached out again, I was told they were way behind. They never returned. Additionally, we had another leak from the bathroom upstairs down the wall of the downstairs bathroom. Again, I took photos and sent them to the project manager. The plumber came by and cut a hole in the drywall and could not find a cause for the leak other than the fact that when the new tub was put in place, they did not put down any sort of sealant where the base of the tub should meet the floor. I contacted the project manager again. Our home was left in worse shape than the original leak.

May of 2018 we had a flood due in our utility room due to a water heater leak. WVR came in and…read moreseemed to know exactly what they were doing. They had the room in plastic, dryers, and brought in the people to do the work to put the room back together which included replacing dry wall, flooring, cabinets, etc. For weeks the work did not begin and and repeated attempts to contact them resulted in, 'Mike's not in, he'll call you back'. Calls were consistently unreturned. In one successful contact with Mike, who was the project manager, he told us that the flooring had not come in and that's why they hadn't started the job. We called the flooring company and they said that he had not ordered it. From the time that work did begin, it was a nightmare.Mike provided no plans to us or his workers, he mismeasured so that the work they began was not possible to complete (this was caught by a worker who, within a day was let go for some reason- he was a skilled worker) He and another man had to come over and restructure the plan. The workers did good work at first, but Mike was never available and so the work would get held up. When they installed the water heater they did not fill the tank before starting it up so it burned out the element. The work was not completed until Nove 5th, no plans or itemized list was ever provided. We had to get the itemized list of work from the insurance adjustor. The bill was paid by insurance and extra work contracted for the job was paid by us in full. Just last month, we discovered a leak again. Our water heater closet was swollen shut and the replaced drywall work inside the house adjacent to the closet was cracked (18", 7" long, 1/4" wide), in the seams. WVR claimed that the cracks were the result of "the house settling" and they claimed no responsibility for their workers' installation of the water heater. When we contacted our insurance company as when we could expect the work to begin (WVR would not return our calls), our insurance adjuster reported that Mike had told him, "Why should I do the work when they still haven't paid me?" This, of course, was a shock, and threatened our reputation and credibility with our insurance company. Mike had claimed WVR they had widened our doors and completed other work for which they were not paid. This is patently false- no such work was ever done. WVR front office confirms that all bills to us have been paid in full. Mike slandered us to our insurance company. I do not know what struggles WVR are having as a company or if this is just their business model, but we still have black mold in our house and are trying to get a resolution for the condition Willamette Valley Restoration has left our home. We can't get back the time, stress and frustration of having dealt with such an unprofessional, shoddy company over the past 10 months.

I have used WVR two times for repairs and they have been amazing both times. The first was when my…read morebusiness flooded (a toilet ran for 2 weeks while we were out of the office, destroying all of the flooring and flooding the basement with all my important documents.) I called WVR immediately and they were able to send out someone right away. They coordinated with my insurance so I didn't have to think about any of it. They had great people who redid our original soft wood fir floors and restored them to like new. And, most importantly, they had the right equipment to dry out my documents so they were still usable. Out of 30 boxes worth of papers, only 1 and a half were not back to "usable" condition. The second time I used them, I had a leaky pipe around my shower that I didn't know was leaking inside the wall until I noticed a huge wet area on the ceiling in our dining room below. Again, they came over immediately and got started. With the sensors they had, they were able to tell where the water started and stopped in the ceiling and only cut out what they needed to. For about a week, it looked like the movie ET in our house with plastic wrap everywhere to cordon off the parts where they were working! We were still able to use all the other areas and they did not interfere with our daily lives. When they restored the ceiling, they matched our heavy plaster "design" in the ceiling to the point that you cannot tell what is old and what is new. I've been impressed both times we've used them. Easy to work with, fast and efficient, and all the special equipment to get the job done.