A ONE STEAMAGIC Carpet and Furniture Cleaning Ltd.
Carpet and furniture cleaning in Edmonton is its main work, though it also takes on water damage restoration.
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Restoration firms for drying and mould removal.
Edmonton's flood history shapes how water damage and mould work is approached here. In July 2004, severe hail and rain caused extensive flooding of basements and streets, and 30,000 people were evacuated from West Edmonton Mall. Since then, EPCOR has offered a backwater valve subsidy and a free Flood Prevention Program property assessment to eligible residents, which is worth knowing if your damage came from a sewer line back-up. When you hire, ask whether the job includes plumbing changes, because a plumbing permit is required under the provincial Safety Codes Act when plumbing equipment is installed or altered, and a homeowner permit only covers an owner-occupied single detached house where you do the work yourself. Alberta Health says small mould areas can usually be cleaned by the occupant, while medium areas call for considering a professional. Ask for a written scope, the area being treated, how drying will be confirmed, and what your insurer needs to see before work starts.
Carpet and furniture cleaning in Edmonton is its main work, though it also takes on water damage restoration.
Open around the clock, it handles commercial water damage restoration in Edmonton, and its jobs include mould remediation, rebuilding after damage and fire and smoke damage.
Founded in 2025 and family owned, it extracts water, dries structures and rebuilds after burst pipes, ice dams or sewer backups. Work reaches Morinville, Beaumont, Leduc and Saint Albert.
Asbestos testing is its main service, with mould remediation, water damage restoration and fire and smoke damage also among its jobs. Free consultations are offered, and it serves Devon, Morinville, Beaumont and Fort Saskatchewan.
Work for industrial sites and oil and gas operations sits alongside asbestos abatement and mould remediation. Emergency service is offered, and it is open weekdays.
Family owned since 1994, the firm covers water damage restoration, rebuilding after damage and asbestos work. Crews operate day and night, with work in Saint Albert, Sherwood Park and Leduc.
Since 2009, the general contractor has handled asbestos abatement, mould removal and water damage restoration, followed by rebuilding. Emergency callouts are offered from Saint Albert and Edmonton.
Operating since 1993, it cleans furnaces and air ducts for homes and businesses, and also handles water damage restoration. Work reaches Devon, Leduc and Spruce Grove, and free estimates are given.
A family business since 1995, it offers truck-mounted carpet cleaning and also water damage restoration. Work covers Edmonton, Saint Albert, Sherwood Park and Spruce Grove.
Round-the-clock service runs every day, and it responds to flood, fire and wind damage with sewage clean-up and mould remediation. Work reaches Saint Albert, Leduc, Beaumont and Fort Saskatchewan.
Established in 2003, it handles fire and smoke damage, water mitigation after sewer backups and pump failures, mould remediation and reconstruction. Emergency service is offered in Edmonton.
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EPCOR's Backwater Valve Subsidy offers up to $800 for installing an interior or exterior backwater valve, to protect a home from sanitary sewer line back-up. EPCOR also offers a free Flood Prevention Program property assessment to eligible Edmonton residents.
Ask how fast they will start drying: Health Canada says a home dried within 48 hours is less likely to grow mould.
Health Canada suggests professional help for extensive mould, meaning a patch larger than 3 m².
Get written quotes from at least three contractors for the same work, and check references from recent clients.
Alberta Health's guidance says small areas, 1 to 3 patches each under 1 square metre, can usually be cleaned by the occupant. For more than 3 patches, or patches of 1 to 3 square metres, it says to consider a professional. For rental homes, public facilities and businesses with medium amounts, it says to hire one. My Health Alberta (Alberta Health Services) (source, opens in a new tab)
In Edmonton, a plumbing permit is required under the provincial Safety Codes Act when installing or altering plumbing equipment. A homeowner permit is only available if you own and live in the single detached house and do the work yourself. Ask any contractor who will pull the permit. City of Edmonton (source, opens in a new tab)
Insurance Bureau of Canada says sewer backup damage is only covered if you bought specific, optional sewer backup coverage. It adds that groundwater and seepage coverage are typically not standard on all home policies. Check your policy and talk to your insurer before authorising work. Insurance Bureau of Canada (source, opens in a new tab)
Ask for the areas to be dried or treated, the steps and materials, how moisture levels will be checked afterwards, who handles any permits, and what repairs are not included. Get at least two quotes in writing and compare them line by line, not only by the total.