RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL DISASTER RESTORATION SERVICES

Your Emergency Response and Disaster Restoration Specialists

ServiceMaster Restore of Saint John has been providing disaster restoration services to homes and businesses for more than 45 years.

We have maintained the highest standard of excellence in every aspect of our work. We proudly serve Southern New Brunswick from St. Stephen to Sussex, from St. Martins to Cambridge-Narrows.

Our highly trained and certified technicians are prepared to handle any emergency call, 24 hours a day, 365 days of the year. Our team, of over 30 employees, are dedicated to exceptional customer satisfaction and we are committed to providing impeccable services at a fair price.

Respect, honesty and understanding is part of what we are and how we operate. So, if you are in need of emergency restoration services due to fire or water damage at your home or business, our service is prompt and the work is done to your satisfaction.

At ServiceMaster of Saint John, "we treat your home like our own"
 

WATER AND FLOOD DAMAGE

ServiceMaster Restore of Saint John is always available to provide reliable water damage restoration services. We use advanced technology and products to ensure expert assistance, 24/7, throughout the year.

FIRE AND SMOKE DAMAGE

Trust ServiceMaster Restore of Saint John when your property has experienced fire and smoke damage. We use the most up-to-date technology, equipment, and processes in our fire damage restoration procedures.

RECONSTRUCTION & REPAIRS

At ServiceMaster Restore of Saint John, we are a fully equipped and licensed disaster restoration general contractor. We have the experience, expertise, and resources to rebuild your property from the ground up.

Mould Remediation Services

Renovations and general maintenance can uncover quite a few unexpected issues, mould being one of the most common. Aside from being unsightly, mould can cause structural problems and health issues, including chronic asthma in children who are exposed. Large scale mould remediation is difficult because of airborne spores which require specialized equipment to remove. The technicians at ServiceMaster Restore are mould experts, specially trained in mould removal and mould cleanup. We have the experience, the training and the equipment to safely remove mould from your home. Call ServiceMaster Restore to get rid of your mould problem today.

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How Do Wildfires Start?

Public Safety Canada reports that the area burned by wildfires in Canada so far this year is already the second largest on record: 3.7 million hectares. The 10-year average for wildfire seasons is about 800,000 hectares. Wildfire season typically starts in April, hits its peak in July and ends in October, but research now shows a shift to longer fire seasons as climate change effects continue. READ MORE


IMPROVE AIR CIRCULATION IN YOUR HOME TO REDUCE MOULD OVERGROWTH

Finding mould inside your home is not only unsightly, but it can also pose significant health hazards for your family and pets. Excess moisture is the primary reason for indoor mould growth, and lack of adequate air circulation is often the cause of humidity buildup. By improving air flow in your home, you can effectively combat mould growth while at the same time enhancing your interior air quality. READ MORE

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Canada Braces for Severe Wildfire Season as Ministers Report Escalating Threats

Ministers warn of a severe 2025 wildfire season as over 3.7 million hectares have already burned across five provinces. With 225 active fires—more than half out of control—federal leaders urge vigilance as extreme heat and drought fuel further risk. Successful evacuations in Manitoba and Ontario highlight joint emergency efforts, while forecasts predict worsening conditions into August. Officials stress the growing toll of climate change and encourage Canadians to stay informed through national fire and air quality resources.

 

https://www.canada.ca/en/public-safety-canada/news/2025/06/ministers-present-2025-wildfire-season-forecast.html

 

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