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When disaster strikes—whether it’s a burst pipe turning your basement into an unintended reflecting pool or a mold infestation creeping into your walls—you need a restoration company that knows what it’s doing. But how do you separate the pros from the amateurs?
That’s where IICRC certification comes in.
For homeowners in Portland, where damp winters and the occasional atmospheric river can wreak havoc on properties, hiring a restoration company with IICRC certification isn’t just a good idea—it’s essential. And that’s exactly why Droplet Restoration has made it a cornerstone of their business.
The Institute of Inspection, Cleaning, and Restoration Certification (IICRC) is the gold standard in the restoration industry. Established to create a universal language for cleaning, water damage restoration, and mold remediation, the IICRC provides guidelines that ensure technicians aren’t just winging it with a wet vac and a can-do attitude.
Here’s what makes IICRC certification stand out:
In short: if you’re letting someone take apart your water-damaged walls, you probably want them to be certified to put them back together properly.
Portland’s homeowners know that rain is part of the deal, but no one signs up for indoor rain—a leaky roof, backed-up sump pump, or an appliance failure can turn a cozy craftsman into a soggy mess. Droplet Restoration is an IICRC-certified company that specializes in water damage restoration, mold remediation, and structural drying—and they do it by the book.
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What does that mean for homeowners?
Imagine this: A Portland homeowner (let’s call her Sarah) wakes up to a soaked carpet in her living room. Overnight, a plumbing mishap turned her 1920s bungalow into an impromptu water feature. She calls Droplet Restoration, who quickly assess the damage, deploy drying technology, and prevent secondary damage like mold growth—all using IICRC-certified methods.
Without a certified company, she might have ended up with hidden moisture, leading to mold problems that could turn her charming home into a health hazard. Instead, thanks to a team trained in the latest restoration techniques, her home is dry, safe, and back to normal.
Not all restoration companies are created equal. Here’s what to look for when hiring one:
Droplet Restoration checks all the boxes—meaning your home will be in the best hands when disaster strikes.
In a city where it rains nine months out of the year, choosing an IICRC-certified restoration company isn’t a luxury—it’s a necessity. Whether it’s water damage, mold issues, or disaster recovery, Droplet Restoration brings expertise, training, and professionalism to every job.
So next time your house decides to test its water resistance, call the experts who are certified to fix it right.
Droplet Restoration: Because your home deserves the best.
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