Interruptions to business as a result of an accident or disaster are never convenient and are always costly. The lost productivity can have lasting impact on business, so it’s important to get business back on track, fast.

C&D Constructionss recognise this critical need. Our aim is to reduce business interruption
and restore productivity as soon as possible- and to ensure the job is done right the first time.

Getting business back in shape doesn’t happen by accident. It takes experience and a tried and tested system that can be deployed quickly and with total confidence. When disaster strikes, C&D Constructionss take control of the emergency, manages and provides progress reports at every stage of the project.

Take the disaster out of your risk management plan by ensuring C&D Restorations are part of the plan!

Prompt remediation after a disaster will ensure huge savings, plus it will also ensure that your company gets priority in times of community disasters!

To find out more about your C&D Restorations Response Plan please call Melissa Conroy on 9540 5300 or email

At C&D Restorations Safety is our number one priority. Every job site, fire or water, has many areas that require assessment by the job supervisor before the job can even commence! Is the roofing secure, is there safe power available on site, are there any broken windows? All of these questions and more must be answered on each job, every day, by way of our “Site Assessment”. On larger commercial jobs C&D Restorations can implement a written site specific safety plan if required.

Safety Comes First! Varied site conditions and procedures require different classes of protective clothing/ equipment (PPE) and these must be worn at all times to ensure staff do not get sick from the toxic environment in which they are working in. Examples of typical PPE used on Disaster sites are Tyvek Suits, Dust Masks, Safety Gloves & Safety Glasses.

Cleaning products must be diluted in compliance with manufacturing instructions and are not to be used for any other remediation process other than specified by the manufacturer. If you have ever wondered why PPE is so important take a look at the pictures below of a typical fire job site.

• We contact your insured immediately and fax you a Confirmation of Enquiry confirming job details and time booked with your client.
• By next working day you will receive our Progress Report which details all works performed and any estimates where applicable.
• At the completion of your job we will contact your client to ensure they are happy with our works, email you the good news and the invoice.

C&D Restorations offer a 24-hour emergency response service to enable emergency mitigation to commence immediately when disaster strikes. Carpets are a small part of the emergency mitigation process. Carpet may or may not be restorable, however the buildings structure must be dried back to pre-loss in order to relay restored or replacement carpets on the affected slab.

• Emergency Water/Sewerage
• Extraction Relocation of furniture
• Assessment of carpet, Turn back of carpet or uplift & disposal of non-restorable carpet
• Uplift and disposal of underlay
• Application of Broad Spectrum Biocide to destroy any microbial bacteria that may be present
• Installation of Air Movers and Dehumidifiers to dry structure back to a pre-loss condition

In severely water damaged buildings, a thermal hygrometer is used to monitor temperature and relative humidity. This allows the water damage technician to monitor the amount of moisture in the air and adjust drying equipment accordingly. This practice is called “psychometry”.

Sensitive moisture meters detect trapped and hidden moisture in and below the surface of building materials. Hidden and trapped moisture, if not discovered and promptly dried, is what causes most of the damage in a water damaged building.

If you would like to discuss anything in more detail simply call us on 9540 5300.