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AquaSafe Restoration

Owner-operated, IICRC-certified property damage restoration company serving Yuma County, Arizona with 24/7 emergency water, fire, mold, asbestos and sewage cleanup.

Last updated September 29, 2026

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Overview

AquaSafe Restoration (also styled Aquasafe Restoration) is a privately held, owner-operated property damage restoration company based in Yuma, Arizona. It provides integrated disaster recovery services — water damage restoration, flood mitigation, emergency water extraction, mold removal, fire damage restoration, asbestos removal, and sewage backup cleanup — to homeowners, businesses, and agricultural and industrial property owners across Yuma County, including Yuma, San Luis, Somerton, Fortuna Foothills, Wellton, and Gadsden. The company positions itself around rapid emergency response and insurance handling. Its website advertises 24/7 availability, a 60-minute on-site response time, and a "one call, one crew, one scope" service model in which it documents the loss, bills the insurance company directly, and restores the property to its pre-loss condition. AquaSafe states that its technicians are licensed, insured, and IICRC-certified, and that it is a member of the Yuma County Chamber of Commerce. For asbestos work it describes itself as a Certified Asbestos AHERA Contractor/Supervisor offering residential and commercial removal, testing, and inspection. The business is led by owner Matthew Butler, who is named on the company's About page as the head of the dedicated team. AquaSafe emphasizes careful hiring, training, and standards, and markets a values set of professionalism, integrity, expertise, work quality, 24/7 response, and customer support. Its public reputation is built largely on local Google reviews, where it displays a 5.0 rating based on 26 reviews, with testimonials describing monsoon flood and storm damage responses. AquaSafe Restoration operates in a specific regional niche: the desert Southwest, where monsoon storms, roof drainage failures, and plumbing backups drive demand for water extraction, drying, and mold remediation. Its service mix extends beyond water damage into fire and smoke restoration, asbestos abatement, and Category 3 sewage cleanup, which it handles with PPE, industrial extractors, EPA-registered disinfectants, and HEPA air scrubbers. The company is private, with no public listing or disclosed parent organization, and it markets itself as one of Arizona's premier disaster restoration providers.

History

AquaSafe Restoration is a regional property damage restoration company based in Yuma, Arizona. Its About page states that it has served Yuma County for more than 20 years, describing itself as owner-operated and IICRC-certified. The company is led by owner Matthew Butler, who is named as the head of the dedicated team. From its Yuma base, AquaSafe built a service area covering Yuma County communities including Yuma, San Luis, Somerton, Fortuna Foothills, Wellton, and Gadsden. Its core business is emergency response to water intrusion — monsoon flooding, broken pipes, roof drainage failures, and similar events — supported by flood mitigation, structural drying, mold removal, and fire damage restoration. Over time the service mix expanded to include asbestos removal, testing, and inspection, as well as sewage backup cleanup classified as Category 3 (grossly contaminated) water loss under IICRC standards. The company markets a standardized emergency workflow: a 24/7 call line, dispatch of an IICRC-certified crew with a stated 60-minute on-site response time, damage assessment and containment, direct insurance billing, and restoration to pre-loss condition. It states that it is licensed, insured, and a member of the Yuma County Chamber of Commerce, and that its asbestos work is performed as a Certified Asbestos AHERA Contractor/Supervisor. Publicly available information about AquaSafe is largely limited to its own website and a Wikidata entry describing it as a USA-based water damage restoration company. Its reputation is documented through local Google reviews, where it displays a 5.0 rating based on 26 reviews; testimonials reference responses to a September storm that caused major home damage and a monsoon that flooded an office through a broken roof drainage pipe. The company remains privately held and owner-operated, with no disclosed parent company or public listing.

  • Company states it has served Yuma County for more than 20 years as an owner-operated, IICRC-certified restoration provider.

  • Matthew Butler named as owner leading the AquaSafe Restoration team.

  • Service area established across Yuma County, including Yuma, San Luis, Somerton, Fortuna Foothills, Wellton, and Gadsden.

  • Asbestos removal, testing, and inspection added as a Certified Asbestos AHERA Contractor/Supervisor service.

  • Sewage backup cleanup offered as Category 3 water loss remediation using PPE, industrial extractors, EPA-registered disinfectants, and HEPA air scrubbers.

Products and positioning

Owner-operated, IICRC-certified, 24/7 emergency restoration provider for Yuma County, emphasizing fast response, insurance handling, and certified technical standards.

  • Water Damage Restoration

    Certified water damage cleanup and drying for homes and businesses.

  • Flood Damage Cleanup

    Monsoon flood cleanup across Yuma County, including water extraction and removal of soaked materials.

  • Mold Removal

    IICRC-certified mold remediation.

  • Fire Damage Restoration

    Fire and smoke damage restoration, including emergency board-ups.

  • Asbestos Removal Services

    Residential and commercial asbestos removal, testing, and inspection as a Certified Asbestos AHERA Contractor/Supervisor.

  • Sewage Backup Cleanup

    Category 3 grossly contaminated water remediation using PPE, industrial extractors, EPA-registered disinfectants, and HEPA air scrubbers.

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