$250 Off Any Insurance Deductible with Service of $5,000 or more - disaster restoration services including water, storm, mold or fire damage with this discount code | Detroit Metro Area, Michigan
Suffer a fire in your property?
Maybe you woke up to a flooded basement?
Your first call should be to ADVANCE RESTORATION, Michigan's premier disaster restoration company specializing in water damage, fire damage, storm damage, and mold damage restoration on residential, commercial, and industrial properties. Use this code to receive $250 off any insurance deductible on services that exceed $5,000.
Use Code: INSURANCE250 in the Detroit Metro Area, Michigan FOR $250 OFF ANY INSURANCE DEDUCTIBLE WITH SERVICE OF $5,000 OR MORE - Disaster Restoration Services include Water, Storm, Mold, or Fire Damage or fill in this form to claim this offer.
Terms: project must be for insurance paid disaster restoration service (water, fire, storm, or mold) of $5,000 or more.
Limit one offer per household and per address. Offer can not be combined with any other offer. Offer claimed is non-refundable.
Service must be provided by ADVANCE RESTORATION.
Advance Restoration Service Lines: What We Do, Who Needs It, and What’s Included
When a property is damaged, the work is rarely just one task. Water can turn into mold. Fire leaves smoke and structural issues. A storm can open the building and then soak it. Advance Restoration is built around those connected problems: emergency response, mitigation, cleaning, contents care, and rebuilding—so homeowners and businesses can get back to normal with one team instead of a chain of vendors.
Below is an overview of each core service line, who typically needs it, and what the work usually includes.
Water Damage Restoration
Who might need this
Homeowners with a burst pipe, failed water heater, overflowing appliance, or sump-pump failure. Businesses after a sprinkler discharge, roof leak into a warehouse, or flooded basement used for inventory or records. Anyone who discovers standing water, wet drywall, or a musty smell after a leak that sat unnoticed while they were away.
What it typically includes
Emergency response and inspection (moisture meters, thermal imaging, water-category assessment)
Source control and standing-water extraction
Structural drying with air movers, dehumidifiers, and daily moisture monitoring
Cleaning, sanitizing, and odor treatment of affected surfaces
Contents pack-out, drying, and restoration when items can be saved (furniture, textiles, documents, some electronics)
Removal of materials that cannot be dried safely
Mold prevention and, if needed, mold remediation
Reconstruction: drywall, flooring, trim, paint, and related rebuild work
Documentation for insurance
Speed matters here. The longer moisture stays in the structure, the more likely secondary damage and microbial growth become.
Fire Damage Restoration
Who might need this
Families after a kitchen fire, electrical fire, or furnace-related incident. Property managers after a unit fire that also smoked adjacent spaces. Business owners dealing with soot on inventory, HVAC contamination, or a building that is structurally sound but unlivable because of odor and residue.
What it typically includes
Emergency board-up and site security
Debris removal and demolition of unsalvageable materials
Soot and smoke-residue cleaning from surfaces, contents, and HVAC pathways
Deodorization (including specialized odor treatments such as thermal fogging or ozone/hydroxyl processes when appropriate)
Contents cleaning and pack-out
Structural drying if firefighting water is present
Full reconstruction of damaged areas
Final walkthrough and insurance documentation
Fire restoration is as much about what you cannot see—odor in porous materials, soot in cavities, water left by suppression—as it is about burned framing.
Storm Damage Restoration
Who might need this
Homeowners after wind, hail, tornado, or severe-storm damage: missing shingles, broken windows, a tree through a roof, or water entering through a compromised envelope. Commercial properties that need rapid board-up, temporary power, fencing, and debris control so operations can resume or the site can stay secure.
What it typically includes
24/7 emergency response, including use of a mobile command setup on larger events
Emergency board-up and tarping
Temporary power (generator) when needed
Perimeter fencing and site control
Debris removal
Water mitigation if rain entered the building
Demolition of unsafe or unsalvageable areas
Reconstruction and weatherization so the building is closed in again
Storm work often starts as emergency stabilization and then becomes a water + rebuild project.
Mold Remediation
Who might need this
Anyone who finds visible growth after a leak, high indoor humidity, a poorly dried water loss, or a hidden plumbing issue. Occupants with allergies or respiratory sensitivity. Buyers or sellers who discover prior water staining during a home inspection. Commercial spaces where HVAC or a wet wall cavity has seeded growth.
What it typically includes
Inspection and moisture-source identification
Containment so spores are not spread through the building
Safe removal of contaminated materials that cannot be cleaned
Cleaning and treatment of salvageable surfaces
Structural drying if moisture is still present
Disinfection and odor control
Contents cleaning or disposal when items are affected
Verification that conditions are dry and the moisture source is addressed so growth is less likely to return
Mold work only lasts if the water problem is solved. Remediation without drying and source control is incomplete.
Biohazard Cleaning
Who might need this
Property owners facing contamination that is not ordinary household dirt: sewage backups (black water), certain hazardous-material situations, infectious-disease cleanup, or asbestos-related disturbance during a restoration or remodel. Facilities that must be returned to a safe, occupiable condition under stricter protocols than standard water or fire cleaning.
What it typically includes
Site assessment and safety planning
Containment and proper PPE protocols
Removal of contaminated materials
Cleaning and disinfection of affected areas
Hazardous-materials handling where applicable (including asbestos abatement when that is part of the scope)
Odor and residue control
Disposal according to applicable regulations
Restoration of cleaned areas so the space can be used again
This line is about making the property safe, not just visually clean.
Crime Scene Cleaning
Who might need this
Property owners, landlords, estate representatives, or businesses that need a professionally cleaned space after a traumatic incident. The need is both practical and sensitive: the building must be sanitized and restored so it can be occupied, sold, or returned to use.
What it typically includes
Confidential, discreet response
Assessment of affected areas
Removal of biohazardous materials
Thorough cleaning and disinfection of surfaces and affected contents
Odor treatment
Disposal of contaminated materials following required procedures
Coordination with reconstruction if finishes or building materials must be replaced
This work is handled as a specialized biohazard service with an emphasis on privacy and complete decontamination.
How the service lines usually work together
Most jobs are not a single checkbox. A storm opens the roof and then becomes water damage. Firefighting water after a fire becomes a drying project. A neglected leak becomes mold. A sewage backup is both water damage and biohazard work. Advance Restoration’s model is to cover mitigation, contents, and reconstruction so the customer is not left coordinating three companies after the emergency call.
Typical add-on or wraparound pieces across service lines include:
Emergency board-up and tarping
Contents pack-out, cleaning, and storage
Insurance documentation and claims support
Reconstruction to pre-loss condition (or better, when the scope calls for it)
When disaster strikes your home or workplace, you want a single, powerful, reliable partner — not a small franchise that may lack resources for bigger jobs.
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Call (877) 363-7462 anytime — day or night.
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