My journey began in 1997, entering the field working for Soda Strippers International. Coming in as greenhorn, but quickly working my way to the top within a few years. Over the past 20 years as I continued in the company, I gained so much experience from various projects. From simple grafitti removal to delicate asbestos/lead removal, from concrete cleaning to I-beam columns rust removal, or from wood ceiling stain removal to City water plant tank cleaning. We have done it all. Now in my own venture, im using all that experience to help with any challenge ahead.
Good Times Restoration was formed with the customer's overall experience in mind. Above all else, we vowed to always put our customers first. Coming from a background in EMS as a firefighter/paramedic we just can't help but see a stressful situation and want to make things better. We know that having a Flood disaster in your home is VERY stressful, especially when demolition is needed and seeing your walls opened up. We do our best to fully communicated and offer transparency to make sure you're well informed of the process and the next steps to getting you back to Good Times.
Zona Restoration was founded in 2012 and has built a reputation in the industry as being one of the premier providers of damage restoration services. We have built our business by assisting insurance agents, real estate agents, plumbing and HVAC companies, property managers, and 1,000's of other satisfied customers. Our licensing, certifications, and "customer comes first attitude" help provide the peace of mind that your project will be handled properly and won't be considered complete until you're satisfied!
Started off in year 2000. Three brothers opened up a local carpet cleaning business. Now the 3 brothers have expanded to different parts of the valley continuing to offer their hard work and customer service.
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