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Insurance Restoration

Save the substrate. Document the work. Close the claim.

Insurance restoration is where dry ice cleaning saves the most money. The difference between repairing and replacing materials on a fire, mold or water claim runs into hundreds of thousands of dollars. Sandblasting damages timber framing. Pressure-washing soaks already-saturated structures. Chemical biocides leave residue and don't satisfy hygienist clearance reliably. Dry ice physically removes contamination from timber framing, masonry, contents and equipment — IICRC-aligned, hygienist-coordinated, and documented for adjuster sign-off. We're set up to sub-trade to restoration builders across the Sydney → Central Coast → Newcastle corridor. Mobilisation on declared events is scheduled by arrangement — call us to check availability.

Insurance FAQs

How does dry ice cleaning fit an IICRC scope?

The IICRC standards set out required outcomes rather than endorsing particular equipment. Dry ice cleaning is used as a physical-removal step within S500 (water), S520 (mold) and S540 (fire) scopes, and we work alongside your IICRC-certified hygienist, who holds the certification and signs off clearance.

How fast can you mobilise on a declared event?

Scheduled by arrangement — call us to check availability. We coordinate with the restoration lead on prioritisation.

What documentation do you provide?

Per-zone photo log, area maps, procedure records, surface readings, sign-off summary — delivered as a structured PDF + photo bundle within 48 hours of close-out.

Can you sub-trade under a restoration builder?

Yes — we're set up to work sub-trade. Insurance certificates issued direct to your broker, monthly billing, builder-friendly scheduling.

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