Utah Disaster Cleanup Specialists Extend Services To Layton Community

Utah Disaster Specialists (UDS), headquartered in Centerville, Utah, recently announced that they have extended their full range of services to assist the Layton community and surrounding areas. The firm, one of the leading disaster specialists in Utah, has been investing in broadening the scope of their services as well as their service range.

Daryl Olsen, a spokesperson for the company, said, “As qualified professionals, we understand how important it is to get any disaster attended to as quickly as possible. We usually meet our customers at the worst possible moment in their lives. Our job is not to make a drama out of it; we are here to provide reliable services that homeowners can rely upon in an emergency.”

Those looking for Utah Disaster Cleanup Layton Utah have come to realize that disasters can happen anywhere, at any time of the day or night, and the most common local disasters often result in water damage and mold. The company provides a full range of services to help their customers cope with damage from storms, fire, water damage, or mold. In Layton, they also offer sewage cleanup, mold testing, air duct cleanup, and fire damage cleanup. Water damage is very common, from backed up sewage or from burst pipes, and homeowners always benefit from working with a company that is able to resolve their issues once and for all.

According to their customers, the company is always willing to help out, even when other companies turn down requests for assistance. UDS is known for going above and beyond to help those in need. One of these customers, Sara Penquite, faced such as problem as a renter. She said, “I called Utah Disaster Specialists when my basement apartment flooded and my landlord was out of the country and unavailable. Other companies were not willing to help me without my landlord's permission, but Daryl went out on a limb and was willing to help me. Flooding is always a very stressful situation, and I was very appreciative that someone was able to help me. I highly recommend this company.” Sara gave the company a perfect 5-Star rating.

Olsen responded, thanking Sara for the 5-Star review, and said UDS was happy to help. The company invites all their customers, new and existing alike, to leave their own reviews on Google or Facebook.

Another 5-Star review by Coby Johnson highlights this aspect of their services. He gave Utah Disaster Specialists a 5-Star review, saying, “Wow, am I glad I called these guys! My home was flooding from a backed up toilet, which was getting sewage all over my basement. These guys made me a priority, or if they didn't, I felt like a priority. They got to my home quickly, got all the sewage out, and helped me file a claim with my insurance. There is no one I would recommend more than the Disaster Specialists. I would recommend them to all having similar problems as me.”

The company was recently featured on the KUAM News site, highlighting the addition of Water Damage Cleanup to their broad selection of services in Park City. In the article, the company states that even the mildest water leak caused by a fractured pipe can generate enough humidity to create an environment that is prone to mold growth. Notably, many may not realize that mold can impact the health of the young, the old, and anyone with an impaired immune system. The company is able to test for mold—and can safely remove any that is found, even in the most difficult to reach places.

The KUAM article also provided a few proactive measures homeowners can take while they wait for UDS to arrive, such as moving electrical appliances away from the source of a water leak. However, the company advises homeowners to stay safe and simply wait for their team instead of attempting any excessively heavy work in case it worsens the situation.

More information about the services that Utah Disasters Specialists provides can be found on their website. Those interested can follow them on their social media channels, where the company posts their latest news and announcements. Customers may also visit the company’s blog on their website directly to read their firsthand accounts of the disasters they have helped fix.