LYNCHBURG, Va. (WSET) — A new business in Lynchburg is offering property protection and peace of mind for folks after emergencies.
New restoration business in Lynchburg offers 24/7 emergency response for property damage. (Credit: Paul Davis)
Paul Davis restoration of Lynchburg, Roanoke, and Southside Virginia is now open.
They are a nationwide company, and their Lynchburg office is located at 3135 Carroll Avenue, Unit A.
They specialize in fire, water, mold, and storm damage.
New restoration business in Lynchburg offers 24/7 emergency response for property damage. (Credit: Rachel Tillapaugh/WSET)
Jay Books, their emergency recovery coordinator, said the team offers 24/7 emergency response, seven days a week.
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New restoration business in Lynchburg offers 24/7 emergency response for property damage. (Credit: Paul Davis)
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New restoration business in Lynchburg offers 24/7 emergency response for property damage. (Credit: Paul Davis)
We want to be able to help as many people as we can. So, our service area is pretty large. We go from about Amherst County all the way down to Danville, and from about Salem Roanoke Virginia all the way over east to Farmville,” Brooks said.
Their services include content cleaning, structural repairs, and comprehensive restoration to return properties to their pre-damage condition.
Currently, their crews leave from their Lynchburg location.
During this season, water damage calls have been their most frequent.
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“For the last couple of weeks, the most popular call is most likely water, as we do a lot of water damage restoration. It could come from hot water tanks that are leaking or that have exploded, and as we venture into the winter months, the colder months, you’re going to have pipes freezing, and you know, people are going to need our services out in the community,” Brooks said.
Brooks said he hopes to expand their offices to other spots across their coverage area to get to calls faster.
“Our Emergency Response Coordinator, which is me, responds out to the area in cases of fires, floods, and natural disasters. We want our team to be able to not only respond to the immediate needs of that, but also to the carriers and the insurance companies. So that means, obviously, our team needs to grow, as we continue to serve throughout the area, we will be growing and be able to respond to more and more calls as time goes on. So, we’re looking forward to growing in the community, giving back to the community, and being involved in community events.” Brooks said.
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