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Water damage restoration is basically about removing mould, drying things out using pumps, fans, and dehumidifiers, and repairing or replacing damaged building components like walls, floors, and frames.

Common causes include burst pipes, faulty appliances, overflowing drains, and blocked gutters. Storms and rising groundwater are also major contributors depending on where you live.

Fire damage occurs when flames, smoke, soot, and water used to extinguish the fire degrade the structure and contents of a property. Most buildings affected by fire also suffer from water damage, mould, and weakened supports.

Yes. Light to moderate fire damage can often be repaired, especially if the structure hasn’t been severely compromised. Soot and smoke can usually be cleaned quickly, while water damage from hoses requires specialist drying and restoration.

Contact your insurer immediately and document everything. Take photos, keep receipts for temporary repairs, and record any visible damage. Companies like Mr Leak can also assist with paperwork and evidence to support your claim.

Professional mould removal usually costs between £220 and £280 per room. Entire-property treatments may range from £725 to £1100 depending on severity and whether structural repairs or air quality tests are required.

Air purifiers can reduce spores and odours, but they won’t stop mould from returning. Proper ventilation and dehumidification are essential to prevent moisture buildup and recurring mould problems.