BY ANN PARK
A local company, Floodsman, has experts ready to help your home in case of a disaster.
Ryan Marriott, a resident of Syracuse, has worked in construction for many years. He is a licensed commercial contractor and restoration specialist and has 23 years of managerial and construction related experience. During his career, he has managed small, medium, and large-scale construction jobs valued at over $90 million. “So managing a project in your home doesn’t scare me at all,” he said. He and his team have cleaned up a lot of really big messes. Their job is to clean, dry, restore and repair until you can’t even tell you had a problem.
Floodsmen can help you if you have a disaster in your home. What if your dishwasher breaks, sending water down through the floor and flooding the room below? What if your kitchen catches fire? What if your sprinkler pipes break, creating a lake in the basement? What if the sewer backs up? What if a slow leak in your cabinets has gone undetected until mold grew? You’re going to need help to clean it up.
When something goes wrong, sometimes we aren’t sure whether or not we need to make a claim to our insurance. How much will it cost to fix? Does the site need to be professionally dried, or do sheet-rock, cabinets, plumbing, and paint need to be replaced? Floodsmen can send an experienced professional to look at the damage and help you decide what to do next. If the cost of repairs is much less than your deductible, it might be in your best interest not to make a claim. Either way, Floodsmen’s free assessment will give you great information.
Ryan believes in taking a ‘hometown’ approach to every job. “We’re a local company, and we live and work in the same communities as our customers, and we want to make sure they’re happy. It takes persistence and determination to make this company work. We have the persistence to complete the job, and will work with your insurance company; we have the determination to make certain the work is done right!” Their 5-star Google Reviews demonstrate that.
Ryan had a goal of creating a restoration company that was independent from any insurance company. If you have to file a home-owners claim, it’s up to you to decide who will do the work. If the insurance company chooses a company, they are likely to pick whoever will do the work for the smallest price-tag. Instead, you want to call the shots, and pick the company who will do the work the way you want it done. All of Ryan’s teams are led by highly trained and credentialed restoration experts. They know how to do the job, and they will make sure it’s done right.
When Ryan’s not cleaning up other people’s disasters, he is an outdoor enthusiast. He loves riding horses, hunting, training dogs and spending time in nature with his family.
INFO
Business: Disaster Cleanup & Restoration
Phone: 801-896-1000
Website: www.utdisastercleanup.com