Ideal Group UK
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Ideal Response are an emergency disaster restoration company. From fire and flood restoration to oil spills and trauma incidents, we offer a 24 hour a day, 7 day a week service. Ideal Response are an emergency disaster restoration company. With our rapid response, we can be on site, ready to clean-up and restore in as little as 2 hours. This means that downtime, disruption, secondary damage and overall costs to our clients is greatly reduced.
From fire and flood restoration to oil spills and trauma incidents, we offer a 24 hour a day, 7 day a week service. At Ideal Response, we understand the importance of acting quickly. Many of the scenarios we are called out to will incur further and secondary damage if quick action is not taken. That’s why we’re available any time of day or night, 365 days of the year.
Our technicians hold the relevant accreditations and qualifications for dealing with disaster and trauma restoration, including the N.A.C.S.C qualification. We are also licenced waste carriers, meaning we can correctly and safely dispose of hazardous waste from site.
Using industry-leading technology, we can manage the job from start to finish. With remote monitoring, we are able to control conditions to maximise the efficiency of the work being completed. And it doesn’t stop there. Once the restoration is complete, we can use our state-of-the-art Biosweep technology to guarantee 100% odour neutralisation – crucial for removing lingering foul odours often associated with fires, floods, trauma incidents, and oil and chemical spills.
Having seen exceptional growth in recent years, we have fast become one of the leading disaster restoration companies within London and the South East. And with experience in dealing with major loss claims in excess of £120k, you can rest assured that no job is too big.
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