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RestorationMaster

Restoration company, St. Petersburg

Disaster restoration company in St. Petersburg offering hoarding cleanup, biohazard cleaning and fire, water and mold restoration across Tampa Bay.

About

RestorationMaster is a restoration company based in St. Petersburg that serves the wider Tampa Bay area. Most of its work is fire, water, flood, storm and mold damage repair. It also does hoarding cleanup, biohazard and trauma scene cleaning, content cleaning and pack-out, and rebuilding work. It says it can respond around the clock.

Hoarding cleanup runs in three phases. First the team builds trust with the resident before any work starts. Next, the resident and family help write a cleaning plan, and the home is cleared, disinfected and reorganized. Last comes a maintenance plan with follow-up calls. The resident decides what is kept, donated, recycled or thrown away. The crew also pulls out valuables, takes donations to a chosen charity, delivers items to relatives and helps with paperwork for trusts, attorneys or government agencies.

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Good to know

  • In hoarding cleanups, the resident has the final say on what happens to each item. Source
  • Puts the resident in touch with a counseling professional if more help is needed. Source
  • After a cleanup, it leaves a maintenance plan, follows up by phone and comes back to clean again if needed. Source
  • Handles biohazard and trauma scene cleaning. Source
  • Says it is available 24/7 for emergencies. Source
  • Works with insurance providers to help manage claims. Source

Services

Hoarding cleanup
Unwanted items and debris are removed, and the home is cleaned and disinfected and the remaining belongings rearranged. Source
Sorting and decision support
Helps decide item by item whether to keep, donate, recycle or throw away belongings. Source
Valuables recovery
Finds and sets aside valuables such as money and jewelry during the cleanout. Source
Donation and family deliveries
Takes donated items to a non-profit the client chooses and delivers certain items to friends and family. Source
Paperwork assistance
Helps with paperwork required by trusts, attorneys and government agencies. Source
Biohazard and trauma scene cleaning
Removes biohazard materials and returns the scene to a safe condition. Source
Content cleaning and pack-out
Cleans damaged belongings on site, or moves them to the company's facility for restoration and storage if the home is unstable. Source
Mold remediation
Contains and removes mold in areas of 10 square feet or less, and recommends an environmental testing service for larger areas. Source
Water, flood, fire and storm damage restoration
Removes water, soot and smoke and repairs structural damage after floods, fires and severe weather. Source
Construction services
Remodeling, general contracting and building stabilization to rebuild damaged homes. Source

How a job runs

  1. Assess the home and build trust with the resident before entering
  2. Draw up a cleaning plan with the resident and family, connecting them with counseling if needed
  3. Remove unwanted items, with the resident deciding what is kept, donated, recycled or discarded
  4. Disinfect and reorganize the home
  5. Leave a maintenance plan, check in by phone and return for more cleaning if needed

Credentials it states

  • Claims IICRC certification, with weekly technician training and annual continuing education classes Source
  • Describes its technicians as trained and certified Source
  • Describes itself as an independent business licensed by RestorationMaster Source

These are the company's own statements. We have not verified them, so ask for proof.

Questions to ask before you hire

  • How do you involve the person who lives in the home, and what happens if they want to stop?
  • Will the same crew be there every day, and who is my contact?
  • Do you handle mold, pests or animal waste yourselves, or bring in a specialist?
  • How do you treat documents, photos, medication and valuables you find?
  • Is the quote a fixed price for the whole job, and what could change it?

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This profile is written from RestorationMaster's own website and Google profile, last checked in October 2026. Prices and services change, so confirm the details with the company.

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