STOP Restoration of Albuquerque

STOP Restoration of Albuquerque provides emergency restoration services for water, fire, mold, smoke, storm, and biohazard damage. The team also offers water extraction, emergency board-up, reconstruction, and asbestos abatement for residential and commercial properties in Albuquerque.

Water damage services include mitigation, move-out and pack-out assistance, water removal, drying, dehumidifying, cleaning, sanitizing, and complete restoration. STOP Restoration also provides insurance claim assistance for water damage and supports commercial properties, including apartment complexes and multifamily homes.

For water losses, STOP begins with a thorough inspection, then removes water, cleans and disinfects salvageable contents, dries the space with specialized equipment, and rebuilds affected structural components as needed. The process is intended to address less-visible moisture in areas such as subflooring, baseboards, drywall, insulation, and drainage systems—not only standing water.

Fire and smoke recovery may include boarding up damaged areas, removing debris and soot, addressing hazards such as lead or asbestos, cleaning and deodorizing materials and possessions, and completing demolition, reconstruction, or other repairs based on the extent of the loss. Smoke-focused cleaning addresses acidic soot, yellowed walls and ceilings, and persistent odors.

Mold work can begin with an inspection and, when needed, laboratory testing to identify the mold type and spore count. STOP then designs and carries out a custom remediation plan intended to remove contamination and help prevent further exposure. Storm recovery can combine structural repairs with water extraction, dehumidification, cleaning, decontamination, and deodorizing when moisture or biological hazards are present.

Reconstruction is available for damaged doors, walls, roofing, windows, floors, and some structural elements. The company describes reconstruction as part of recovery from water, fire, mold, vehicle impact, tornadoes, earthquakes, and other disasters; the specific repair plan depends on the property assessment and the loss.