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BELFOR is Canada's leading disaster recovery and damage restoration company for both residential and commercial properties. We operate more than 35 full-service BELFOR Property Restoration offices in eight provinces from the mountain ranges of western Canada to the eastern Atlantic coastline. For properties affected by water damage, fire damage, storm damage or mould damage, we offer more services and solutions than any other restoration company. Our Mission BELFOR's mission is to be the leading provider of value-added solutions to our customers; to provide a secure and career-oriented environment for our employees; and to provide a fair and equitable return to our shareholders, all with truth, fairness and integrity.

BELFOR is Canada’s leading disaster recovery and damage restoration company for both residential and commercial properties. We operate more than 35 full-service BELFOR Property Restoration offices in eight provinces from the mountain ranges of western Canada to the eastern Atlantic coastline. For properties affected by water damage, fire damage, storm damage or mould damage, we offer more services and solutions than any other restoration company. Our Mission BELFOR’s mission is to be the leading provider of value-added solutions to our customers; to provide a secure and career-oriented environment for our employees; and to provide a fair and equitable return to our shareholders, all with truth, fairness and integrity.

Hydraclean Disaster Restoration provides flood, fire and smoke damage restoration in Kelowna. We offer mould remediation, asbestos removal and 24-hour water extraction. If your carpets and furniture is wet, we offer drying services. Call Hydraclean Disaster Restoration today-we get you back to normal fast.

Founded In 2003 After A Devastating Wildfire Which Destroyed Three Buildings On Anarchist Mountain, A Group Of Residents Came Together And Formed The Anarchist Mountain Firefighters Society. In March Of 2005 Another Devastating Event Occurred That Affected The Department Greatly, In March 2005 A Break-In At The Fire Hall Saw Nearly $100,000.00 Worth Of Gear And Equipment Stolen Leaving The Department Inadequately Protected. Fortunately, With The Assistance Of Our Suppliers, The Rcmp, And Many Fire Departments Around The Province, We Were Back In Service In Less Than A Weeks Time.