Canada’s first choice for 40 years with 90 locations and over 1500 employees coast to coast.
With over 1500 employees our WINMAR® family network will do everything necessary to help you with your damage restoration. No matter the situation, WINMAR® Comes Through For You.
WINMAR®’s network of 90 locations provides quality restoration services 24 hours a day, 365 days of the year. Our trained and qualified crews work quickly and efficiently to return your damaged property to pre-loss condition. At WINMAR®, we live up to our promise, “We’re Coming Through For You”.
WINMAR® proudly serves residential and commercial owners. When you need a full range of services for natural and accidental situations, count on WINMAR®’s professionalism, integrity, efficiency, and competitive pricing.
Fire
Water
Wind
Mould
The experience of enduring a fire in your home is not only traumatic emotionally; it can be devastating to your home, the structure and your belongings. In addition to the heat and fire, the smoke, soot and ash left as residue throughout the home can instantly cause discoloration on surfaces, furniture and belongings if not treated immediately.
Water damage is the result of various causes of loss – floods, sewer backups, pipe bursts, appliance and plumbing overflows, or even the water used to suppress fires can all contribute to water damage. Water and flood damage has the potential to escalate to a serious emergency if not treated immediately. Contaminants in the water and mould growth could severely affect the progress of emergency services provided as well as escalate the cost of remediation.
Wind, hail, lightening, ice storms, tornadoes and hurricanes can all cause severe property damage and impair the structural integrity of your home if not attended to promptly. WINMAR® professionals will expertly assess the extent of damage to your property and safety of your home. Considerations to stabilize your property and installation of temporary power may be necessary as well as the likelihood for debris removal.
Mould growth can occur as a result of flooding or sewer back-ups, plumbing or roof leaks and persist in poorly ventilated areas such as damp basements, bathrooms and kitchens. Not all mould looks the same; it takes on a variety of colours and textures and poses significant health risks to residents if it is left untreated. People with allergies, small children and elderly are most susceptible to the dangerous effects of mould contaminants.
As the weather gets colder, we spend more time inside our homes. Along with the great benefits of hanging out at home (cozy couch, Netflix, food – you get the idea), there are plenty of hidden hazards to stay on top of, as people interact with these hazards more when they’re at home for longer periods of time.
With summer comes extreme weather, including storms that bring heavy rainfall. Bodies of water and over-saturated ground can’t always handle the showers that come our way, and suddenly you find your home or business falling victim to a flood.
As forest fires continue to move through and ravage Western Canada, our thoughts are with the families whose homes and businesses are threatened by fire. While forest fires can be hard to predict and contain, there are some things you can do to prepare your property during fire season.
