Before you throw anything away, call us. We photograph and itemize every affected belonging for your insurance claim before anything is cleaned, packed, or discarded — then professionally restore water, fire, and smoke-damaged items including family photos, electronics, documents, and furniture.
Do not discard damaged items before documenting them for insurance. Move salvageable items away from active water or contaminants. Do not attempt to clean soot-covered items — improper cleaning causes permanent damage. Call Resto Experts at (901) 519-2580 for professional content assessment.
Your insurance policy covers personal property — but only what you document. Before anything is cleaned, packed, or discarded, we build an itemized, photographed content inventory for your adjuster. That documentation protects your claim, and our restoration work preserves items that can't be replaced at any price: family photos, heirlooms, and important records.
Our team inventories all contents, documenting condition with photos for insurance. Salvageable items are packed and transported to our restoration facility. We use ultrasonic cleaning for hard items, ozone treatment for smoke odor, freeze-drying for documents, and specialized techniques for electronics. Restored items are returned to your home after the structure is restored.
Detailed inventory with photos of all contents and their condition for insurance.
Careful packing and transport of salvageable items to our restoration facility.
Ultrasonic cleaning, ozone treatment, freeze-drying, and material-specific restoration.
Clean, climate-controlled storage while your property is being restored.
Restored items returned and placed in your restored home.
Costs vary by severity, extent of damage, and materials involved. Free estimates available — call (901) 519-2580
| Scope | Typical Range |
|---|---|
| Content pack-out (packing + transport) | $1,000 – $3,000 |
| Document/photo restoration | $500 – $2,000 |
| Electronics restoration | $200 – $1,000 |
| Furniture cleaning/restoration | $500 – $3,000 |
| Full content restoration package | $2,000 – $10,000 |
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Most non-porous items and many porous items can be restored: electronics (with proper treatment within 48 hours), wood furniture, metal items, most clothing, documents and photos (through freeze-drying), and artwork. Items that typically cannot be restored include heavily contaminated soft goods and items with extended mold exposure.
Yes — a photographed, itemized inventory is the first step of every content restoration job. Before anything is cleaned, packed, or discarded, we document each affected item's condition and location. You get a claim-ready content list to share with your adjuster, and we keep a copy to coordinate restoration with your carrier.
No — do not discard damaged items before a professional assessment and insurance documentation. Many items that appear destroyed can be successfully restored. Always photograph and inventory items before any disposal, and get your insurance adjuster's approval before discarding anything.
Upholstered furniture is assessed for water category and construction quality. If restorable, it undergoes water extraction using injection drying systems, followed by dehumidification and antimicrobial treatment. Solid wood furniture is dried slowly to prevent warping. Particleboard and MDF is typically not restorable if saturated. Leather goods require specialized conditioning. Every item is documented with photos and condition assessments for your insurance adjuster.
Some electronics can be saved if treated within 48 hours before corrosion sets in. Professional ultrasonic cleaning removes mineral deposits and corrosion from circuit boards. Recovery depends on water category, whether the device was powered at time of exposure, and component quality. Most insurers authorize professional restoration attempts before declaring items a total loss. Resto Experts coordinates with electronics specialists and documents all items for your insurance adjuster.
