by Calgary Contents | Oct 9, 2026 | Contents Restoration
The cost of contents restoration in Calgary depends mostly on how much needs to be moved, what it is made of, what damaged it and how long your repairs will take. A single room of hard goods after a small fire is a very different job from a full house of furniture,...
by Calgary Contents | Oct 9, 2026 | Cleaning, Contents Restoration
After a sewer backup, hard, non-porous belongings such as dishes, metal, glass, hard plastics and many sealed electronics can usually be cleaned and disinfected. Porous items that soaked up the water, such as mattresses, upholstered furniture, carpet, cardboard and...
by Calgary Contents | Oct 9, 2026 | Contents Restoration
A home contents inventory is a list, with photos, of what you own and roughly what it is worth. After a fire, flood or break-in, it is the fastest way to show your insurer what was lost, and it saves you from rebuilding a list from memory at the worst possible time....
by Calgary Contents | Oct 2, 2026 | Contents Restoration
After a fire or flood, two kinds of restoration happen at once. A structural restoration contractor repairs the building: drying, demolition and rebuilding. A contents restoration company looks after everything inside it: packing out, cleaning, restoring, storing and...
by Calgary Contents | Oct 2, 2026 | Contents Restoration, Pack-Out Service
Usually, yes. When damage to your home comes from a covered loss, such as a fire or a burst pipe, packing out, cleaning, deodorizing and storing your belongings, and returning them afterwards, are typically part of the contents portion of your home insurance claim in...
by Calgary Contents | Sep 30, 2026 | Cleaning, Contents Restoration
The water is finally off. The basement carpet squelches, and the TV stand, the game console and the laptop someone left on the floor were all sitting in it. The first instinct is to plug everything in and see what still works. With water damaged electronics, that...
