Eclipse Restoration LTD

09/01/2026

The electric vehicle gets attention. The commitment behind it matters more.

At Eclipse Restoration, sustainability is built into how we operate, from the vehicles we drive and the energy that powers our facility to the way we manage materials and divert waste.

We’re proud to be EcoClaim Certified and to back that commitment with measurable action, not just words.

Because restoration is about more than rebuilding what was damaged. It’s about making responsible decisions throughout the process and reducing the impact wherever we can.

Better practices. Measurable results. Sustainability built into how we operate.

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08/28/2026

The YouTube tutorial made it look so easy.

08/25/2026

A restoration job is measured by more than what the room looks like when it’s finished. It’s how quickly the team responds, how your home is treated, and how well you’re kept informed along the way.

This Google review captures exactly what we want every Eclipse customer to feel when the work is done: taken care of from the first call to the final result.

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08/20/2026

Does the subfloor actually need to come out?

Water beneath finished flooring doesn’t automatically mean the subfloor is beyond saving. The right decision depends on the situation and whether it can be properly addressed.

In our latest blog, we explain when a water-damaged subfloor can be saved and when replacement is the better call.

Read our guide: https://eclipse247.ca/does-a-water-damaged-subfloor-need-to-be-replaced/

Does a water-damaged subfloor need to be replaced? Learn when a wet subfloor can be dried and saved, and when replacement may be necessary.

08/18/2026

More Damage Was Found. What Happens Next?

A restoration estimate is based on the damage that can reasonably be identified at that stage of the loss. But once wet flooring is lifted, drywall is opened or damaged materials are removed, previously hidden damage can sometimes become visible.

When that changes the required scope of work, the additional damage should be documented and communicated to the insurance adjuster. A supplemental or revised estimate may then be submitted for insurer review.

That doesn’t automatically mean the original estimate was wrong, and it doesn’t mean every additional cost is automatically covered. It means new information has been discovered and needs to be properly documented, reviewed and addressed as part of the claim.

That’s where a well-documented restoration process matters. Eclipse Restoration works to keep property owners and adjusters informed when new conditions are uncovered, so decisions can be made based on the conditions actually found on site, not just what was visible at the start of the claim.

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08/14/2026

One Sprinkler. More Than One Unit at Risk.

Fire sprinkler water can move beyond the apartment where it starts, causing significant damage. Our latest Eclipse blog breaks down what property managers should know when a sprinkler discharge turns into a multi-unit water loss.

Read the full guide: https://eclipse247.ca/fire-sprinkler-water-damage-apartments/

Fire sprinkler water damage in an apartment can spread beyond one unit. Learn what property managers should do and how restoration works.

08/11/2026

A Rental Property Is Taking on Water. Should You Wait for the Insurance Adjuster? 🏢💧

Property managers or landlords may not always be able to get an adjuster on site immediately after a water loss.

That doesn’t necessarily mean mitigation should wait.

When it’s safe to do so, reasonable emergency steps can be taken to help prevent further damage while the insurance claim is being reported and assessed.

That can include:

📸 Documenting affected areas with photos and notes

💧 Stopping the source of water where possible

📞 Notifying the insurer or adjuster as soon as possible

🛠️ Beginning necessary emergency mitigation to limit further damage

🧾 Keeping clear records of the work completed and related costs

Larger repairs and reconstruction should be coordinated with the insurer, but delaying necessary mitigation can give water more time to spread into flooring, ceilings, wall cavities and neighbouring units.

In a rental or apartment building, a loss that starts in one unit can quickly affect much more than that unit alone.

Eclipse Restoration works with property managers and insurers across the Edmonton and Whitecourt areas to help manage water losses from emergency response through restoration.

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08/07/2026

Your Basement Flooded. Is the Furnace Safe?

After a basement flood, a furnace may still operate even if water has affected controls, wiring or other components. At the same time, moisture may have reached ductwork and surrounding building materials.

Our latest blog explains what should be checked, who should handle each part of the loss, and what to do before turning the system back on.

Read the full article: https://eclipse247.ca/what-happens-if-your-furnace-gets-flooded/

Flood water reached your furnace? Learn what to do next and how Eclipse helps with basement flood cleanup in the Edmonton & Whitecourt areas.

08/04/2026

Just because the water is gone doesn’t mean the damage is.

After a basement flood, the standing water may be gone while moisture remains trapped under flooring, behind baseboards and inside walls.

That hidden moisture can continue damaging materials, causing swelling, odours and mould growth even when the room looks dry.

Proper flood restoration goes beyond removing visible water. It requires moisture detection, targeted drying and continued monitoring to confirm the affected areas are actually dry.

If your home or property has been flooded, do not judge the damage by what you can see.

Eclipse Restoration provides 24/7 emergency water extraction and structural drying throughout Edmonton, Whitecourt and surrounding areas.

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08/01/2026

Alberta’s hail season is far from over.

Roof damage is not always obvious after a hailstorm. Sometimes the first clues are dented vents, loose granules or moisture that appears after the next rainfall.

Our latest blog explains what you can safely check from the ground and when a professional inspection may be needed.

👉 Read the full guide: https://eclipse247.ca/how-to-tell-if-your-roof-has-hail-damage/

How to tell if your roof has hail damage, which warning signs to look for, and when Edmonton and Whitecourt homeowners should act.