What Action Restoration Can Do for Hudsonville Residents
Since 2007, Action Restoration Inc. has been committed to providing the residents of Hudsonville with reliable restoration services, ensuring no amount of water or fire damage is permanent. We understand dealing with the aftermath of disasters can be extremely stressful and we are here to make sure you have the help you need to restore your home to its former glory. When you work with us, we will be with you every step of the way, providing professional, personalized service.
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To learn more about our services and what we can do for you and your home, simply give Action Restoration Inc. a call at (616) 797-9847 or fill out our online contact form. Request a FREE estimate today! For emergencies, we are available 24/7 to take care of your needs.
Matt P.
Water damage from sink drain above. Water damage to carpet and padding. Water wicked up the wall and needs drying equipment. Carpet removal. Quoting job for customer
Gerald D.
After the damaged door is removed. I also cut back some damaged baseboard. The drywall had a little bit of mold so I cut that away as well. Luckily there was none on the back
Gerald D.
About to remove a water damaged door caused by a foundation leak
Matt P.
Setting up drying equipment. 8 axiial fans and dehumidifier. Structure drying. Sump pump is fixed.
Matt P.
Sump pump failure to unfinished basement. Drying of structure and water extraction services needed. Mold remediation required. Crew is on there way to help
Gerald D.
I think I forgot to attach a picture to my previous post. Here is the pic of the textured ceiling patch. It was applied after removing the damaged tape, applying new tape, applying 2 coats of mud and "pre-texturing" the patched area.
Gerald D.
I removed the damaged drywall tape, applied new tape, applied two coats of mud, "pre-textured" the repaired area then then textured a much larger area in a random pattern to blend it in to the rest of the ceiling
Gerald D.
About to start fixing a finished basement ceiling caused by a leaking dishwasher
Matt P.
Wet drywall removal and carpet removal from broken pipe. Set up drying equipment and dehumidifiers to dry the structure
Matt P.
Water line in the ceiling broke. Water damage to the carpet drywall baseboard. Water mitigation and water extraction. Removal of wet drywall and insulation
Matt P.
Broken irrigation line in the basement ceiling. Water damage to the carpet and drywall. The exterior wall is insulated. Drywall removal because insulation is wet. Water mitigation project to start soon
Matt P.
Last rainstorm roof leaked into bedroom and kitchen ceiling. Plaster repair and paint need to fix the water damage.
Matt P.
Water damage from foundation leak. Damage to closet door. Remove and replace the closet door and paint. Restoration is schedule with customer
Matt P.
Final inspection for secondary water damage. Here is a photo of secondary water damage from the basement ceiling. Drywall repair and texture ceiling
Matt P.
Wow it is quiet in the house. We removed all the drying equipment. Air movers and dehumidifier. The structure is completely dried and Action Restoration is ready for the restoration project of replacing drywall and paint. Also installing new flooring in the upstairs kitchen
Gerald D.
The dishwasher decided to spring a leak so I removed a vinyl plank floor that was over a ceramic tile floor. After that I sectioned out about 60 sq/ft of tile and cement board. I then drilled holes in the toe kicks, taped of the tile edges (to alert of a trip hazzard) and set up a dehumidifier and 2 air moves.
Matt P.
Starting the dryout process of water damage job. Water damaged started from dishwasher. Unique demo job that vinyl plank is over existing tile floor. We need to remove the tile floor to replace the faulty dishwasher
Matt P.
Water damage from above kitchen dishwasher. Wet drywall. Setting up drying equipment to dry wet drywall on the ceiling.
Matt P.
Water damage inspection. Dishwasher hose malfunction. Water is under kitchen floor and went through into the basement ceiling. Water mitigation and dry out start. Set up drying equipment
Gerald D.
It's hard to tell from the picture but the ceiling is finished and everything is cleaned up. The ceiling has been patched, textured (stomped), primed and painted.
