PuroClean Restoration Fraser Valley is a trusted property restoration company serving Abbotsford and the surrounding Fraser Valley communities. Locally operated, PuroClean specializes in urgent response to water damage, fire and smoke damage, mould remediation, biohazard cleanup, and property reconstruction. With a team of certified professionals available 24/7, PuroClean understands the unique needs of homes and businesses in the Fraser Valley region—from the impact of heavy rain and flooding to the risks posed by seasonal weather events.

When disaster strikes, PuroClean Restoration Fraser Valley acts quickly to minimize damage and protect what matters most. Their water damage restoration service includes water extraction, structural drying, and dehumidification to help prevent long-term issues and mould growth. Fire and smoke damage restoration covers everything from soot removal to odour control, ensuring properties are safe and comfortable for occupancy. For mould concerns, PuroClean uses industry-approved protocols to thoroughly identify and remove mould, safeguarding indoor air quality and occupant health.

Biohazard removal is handled with strict attention to safety and legal compliance, making PuroClean a reliable partner for trauma scene cleanup, infectious material removal, and other sensitive situations. Beyond immediate mitigation, the team also provides property reconstruction services to restore buildings to pre-loss condition, working closely with local insurers for a smooth claims process.

PuroClean Restoration Fraser Valley stands out for prompt response, transparent communication, and a genuine commitment to the community. The company’s local expertise means they understand the challenges faced by Fraser Valley residents and business owners, delivering practical solutions tailored to the area’s climate and building styles. Whether dealing with the aftermath of a storm, a plumbing mishap, or unexpected fire, PuroClean provides peace of mind and quality restoration—helping the Fraser Valley get back on its feet, one property at a time.