Water, Mold, Fire & Smoke Restoration in St Martin
United Fire and Water provides a 24/7 emergency services hotline that is open 365 days a year in St Martin and throughout our service area in Louisiana. We have IICRC-certified technicians who are equipped with state-of-the-art equipment to meet your needs and exceed your expectations for all types of restoration & remediation services. To learn more, call 225-401-6568.
Some of Our Most Popular Services in St Martin Include
Water Damage
If you have water damage in and need water extraction & remediation, choose United Fire & Water. We are Louisiana’s most trusted (and best reviewed) disaster restoration company for more than 20 years.
Mold Remediation
Molds and fungi are found everywhere inside and outside, but it's hard to when it reaches dangerous levels in your home. Don't let mold ruin your health! Let the professionals from United remove any mold from your home.
Fire & Smoke Damage
Whether smoke damage occurred as a result of a cooking masterpiece gone awry or faulty electrical work, removing smoke particulates from walls, furniture, garments and air ducts is essential in eliminating odor — once and for all.
Additional Services Offered by United Fire & Water in St Martin
Trust Us for All of Your Restoration Needs in St Martin
When you encounter slab leaks, burst & frozen pipes, flood damage , or any other issue at your home or office that requires water or fire damage restoration, the company to contact in St Martin and other cities throughout our Louisiana Gulf Coast service area is United Fire and Water. Our emergency crews stand ready to help on a 24/7/365 basis at your residential or commercial property St Martin and our teams of IICRC-certified technicians have years of experience, expertise, and top-notch equipment at their disposal. To learn more, give us a call at 225-401-6568 or click here to book our services today in St Martin and its surrounding cities.
More About St Martin
The population of the Saint Martin Parish in Louisiana as of 2010 was 52,160 people. Unlike most other parishes in the state, this parish was founded in 1811 compared to 1807. What’s interesting about this parish is that it is split into two pieces not touching each other. The parish was largely colonized in the 1700s by people from France. This resulted in a large concentration of the French speaking population today.
