Arizona Total Home Restoration

ATH Restoration is your compassionate, knowledgeable expert in helping you through a traumatic home disaster. ATH Restoration will arrive quickly, assess the damage, answer your questions, and get right to work on cleanup, dry out, and water restoration for flooding, a burst pipe, drain line leak, or another water-related disaster. ATH Restoration is AHERA certified to perform asbestos abatement and accelerated laboratory testing for popcorn ceilings, plaster or drywall, VCT tile, black mastic, TSI of pipe insulation, and other materials.

At ATH Restoration, we are dedicated to your safety and fast recovery from water damage, asbestos abatement, mold remediation, or fire damage. We also provide demolition, testing for mold, lead, or asbestos, and coordination of reconstruction. For every project and every customer, we assist with insurance claims, provide thorough documentation, offer guidance and answer questions to give you knowledge, confidence, and peace of mind. Your home disaster is a traumatic and upsetting experience. We will always have your best interest at heart and treat you and your property with care, compassion, and respect.

Planning on renovating or repairing a building that's more than 30 years old? Asbestos testing is necessary before you proceed per EPA's Asbestos NESHAP Standard on residential properties built pre-1981 and all commercial properties regardless of the year built. Asbestos, which when sealed away in a home can be harmless, is a serious health hazard when disturbed and released into the air. Asbestos can be found under floor tiles, in ceilings, insulation, drywall, around ductwork, etc. in older homes.

ATH Restoration provides experienced mold testing services that follow EPA guidelines for both mold sampling methods and interpretation of the results. If you've experienced water damage from burst pipes, leaking drain lines, sewage backup, storms, or flooding, or if there is excessive moisture in your home for any reason, you may have both visible and hidden mold growth. Mold can grow in hidden places behind drywall, wallpaper, or paneling, under carpets or bathroom flooring, on the top sides of ceiling tiles, and in many other out-of-the-way places.