Name: Servicemaster Restore
Address: Canada

ServiceMaster Restore in Canada is a national network of disaster restoration professionals operating around the clock, 365 days a year. With some 70 years of history in the Canadian market, the company emphasises rapid response to water and flood damage, fire and smoke damage, storm/ice/wind damage, mould remediation and environmental hazard cleanup. Its service offering spans both residential and commercial properties, and it works closely with insurance providers as part of its recovery-oriented model.

One of the strengths highlighted is its “national network, local team” model: while it has deep reach across provinces, each local provider is licensed and trained under the brand standards. According to the site, the process involves an initial damage assessment, mitigation (drying, dehumidification, debris removal), reconstruction or restoration of structure and contents, and final coordination with insurers. Technologies and protocols (for example for water drying, mould removal, odour control) are emphasised, as are certifications and trained technicians.

From a user perspective this means that if you experience property damage due to flood, fire, or storm, you can rely on ServiceMaster Restore for a full-service solution: emergency call-out, damage mitigation, contents restoration, structure rebuild and coordination with your insurer. On the flip side, as with any large national network the experience and pricing may vary by local office or franchise; you should ask about local availability, exact scope of restoration included, timelines, and any additional charges. Also, while the brand emphasises “we restore your property and your peace of mind”, you as the homeowner or property manager still should verify licences, guarantee terms, local reviews, and how the local branch handles contents versus structure.

In short: for Canadians needing major repair after catastrophic damage (flood, fire, storm, mould) ServiceMaster Restore is a strong choice, offering breadth of coverage, emergency capability, and an integrated process — just ensure you clarify local branch details and compare if needed.