Jan 10, 2018
Seeking to help people restore their home or business after water damage, fire or a natural disaster, Catstrong Restoration and Construction have expanded their services. Now servicing all of Texas, Catstrong Restoration and Construction responds quickly to restore dwellings to their original state.
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Round Rock, United States - January 10, 2018 /PressCable/ —
Round Rock, Texas-based, Catstrong Restoration and Construction, a home emergency, fire and water damage restoration firm, have expanded their service across the state to help those who have water, mold and fire damage to their property. With years of flood and fire restoration experience and an exemplary record of restoring homes damaged by accidents and natural disasters, this new expansion sees Catstrong Restoration and Construction now able to service Houston to Dallas to San Antonio to Round Rock to Waco to Killeen to Pasadena TX.
More information is available at https://www.nariremodelers.com/round-rock-tx/ .
Recently launched, the expanded service covers water damage Round Rock and mold removal Round Rock, as well as fire damage Round Rock, plus surrounding state areas. Focusing on providing a service that repairs both offices and homes after a fire, water damage, or mold and natural disasters such as tornadoes affect buildings, Catstrong Restoration and Construction act fast to restore the dwelling to its original state.
By offering fast, yet complete solutions, Catstrong Restoration and Construction reduce the displacement time for families and businesses. Also, this supports the health of homeowners and business proprietors, so the stress of the incident or the bio-hazards created doesn’t affect them.
The Catstrong Restoration and Construction also know that a home or business typically reflects the family or organization that occupies the property. Therefore, the firm takes the utmost care to rebuild the dwelling to owner specifications and within the construction budget.
Overall, Catstrong Restoration and Construction help families and businesses to navigate their way through the entire restoration process from start to finish. Plus, they work with insurers to make claims stress free.
With certified technicians, latest equipment, support and logistical infrastructure, Catstrong Restoration and Construction solve fire and water damage, and other disasters with their high-quality restoration services to family homes and businesses across the state. The team offer a full construction service and are there to offer client’s advice if needed.
When asked about the service expansion, the CEO of Catstrong Restoration and Construction said, “The reason we are expanding is simple, our company prides itself on using strict business practices, state of the art technologies, and offers the best customer service available in the industry. We only do things the right way. As long as other home restoration companies keep doing business as usual and leaving their clients disappointed, our business will continue to grow.”
To find out more about Catstrong Restoration and Construction, call (512) 200-7245.
Contact Info:
Name: Allen Zeiss
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Catstrong Restoration and Construction
Address: 7 Applegate Circle #302, Round Rock, Texas 78665, United States
Phone: +1-512-200-7245
For more information, please visit https://www.nariremodelers.com/round-rock-tx/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 282908
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