Fire Damage

Where there’s smoke there’s fire. And where there’s fire damage, there’s Giertsen to help you through it. After the fire is out, we’ll be your one-stop solution, from start to finish, assisting you through this traumatic time. It’s our goal to get your life back on track, and help minimize any interruptions.

Water Damage

With any emergency, timing is important. It’s especially important in the case of water damage. The longer you wait, the more severe the damage can be. Giertsen is an industry leader in water damage clean-up, deodorization, and restoration because we are the industry expert in water’s biggest enemy – drying.

Wind Damage

When you experience any kind of wind or storm damage, whether hail, lightning, tornadoes, or hurricanes, Giertsen will be on site within one hour. Our Emergency Response team will arrive at your home or business to protect the property from the elements. We will board-up and tarp-cover any exposed areas to prevent further damage and loss. Then begin clean-up and water removal as needed on any of the impacted interior areas.

Disaster Restoration Service Experts

We proudly provide full-service restoration, recovery, and repairs to our customers. When disaster strikes, count on Giertsen!

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There's a leak in your ceiling, and the roofing company tells you the roof is not faulty - it's an ice dam. But...what's an ice dam, and how do you fix it? liebermanmanagement.com/dealing-with-ice-dams/

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With the current temperatures across the Midwest we understand many of you are hunkering down, but we are open and prepared to respond to any issues you may have.

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To say it is brutal out there this morning is an understatement! Lake Michigan, as viewed here from Chicago’s North Side Edgewater neighborhood has taken on the appearance of a boiling cauldron as sub-20-degree below zero air makes contact with water which sits just above the freezing level. The temp at 8am at 8am us 23-below at O’Hare—record smashing reading (it has smashed a 53-year o old record set back in 1966) and the wind chill is 52-below. At Midway, it’s 21-below and the wind chill is 47 below. The coldest readings on the latest National Weather Service observation Chicago list at 8am are 24-below at West Chicago and Aurora with barbarically cold wind chills of 54 and 55-below respectively. A little perspective on how rare this is. There are 54,020 official temp readings on file for Chicago in the 148 years since 1870 and today’s 23-below at O’Hare is only the 17th temp which has dipped under 20-below! Winds are gusting to 32 mph which is creating serious blowing and drifting in open rural areas. Be exceedingly careful in this bitter cold! This is dangerous!!

Tom Skilling

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