WINMAR Property Restoration Specialists

Winmar Property Restoration Specialists is one of the leading restoration companies in the region, providing trusted solutions for property owners facing unexpected damage.

Our experienced team specializes in water damage restoration, fire damage repair, mold remediation, and asbestos abatement, delivering fast, professional service to restore your property safely and efficiently. Whether it’s an emergency or a planned remediation project, we combine industry expertise with compassionate care to help you recover quickly and with confidence.

This is the West Kelowna branch of the WINMAR network, operating from 1350 Industrial Road and a franchise member since 2007 – roughly sixteen years of IICRC-certified work from one location.

Coverage is tight and specific: West Kelowna, Kelowna, Peachland, Lake Country and Summerland. That is the Central Okanagan, not a province-wide claim.

The service list runs wider than the four categories named above. Water, flood and fire damage are there, but so are sewer backup, wind damage, biohazard remediation, contents cleaning, deep cleaning, disaster cleanup and emergency planning. Mould remediation and asbestos abatement round out the hazardous side.

The detail that matters most on a large loss is general contracting. The branch lists it alongside commercial loss work, which means mitigation and the rebuild afterwards can sit with the same office instead of being handed off once the drying equipment comes out. It also holds BC Housing Licensed Residential Builder status, which is what that reconstruction work requires in British Columbia.

Credentials as published: IICRC Certified Firm, BC Housing Licensed Residential Builder, and Google Guaranteed.

Emergency response is advertised as 24/7, with two numbers – 250-862-3500 and 778-755-5774. Free quotes are offered for restoration work.

Emergency planning is the one service here worth a call before anything goes wrong rather than after. For a strata, a hotel or a commercial building, having the response documented in advance is what shortens the gap between the loss and the first truck.