Mundelein IL

Safe Cleaning Agents and Practices:

All work is performed by uniformed technicians with ID tags for all employees of Wiz Team, Inc. is fully insured including work-mans compensation, general liability, umbrella, automotive – certificates available per request.

Equipment, Technology, and Innovations:

We strictly use leading brands and state-of-the-art equipment that is proudly manufactured in the United States of America. By doing so we can achieve the highest level of cleanliness; by removing dirt, debris, allergens, and pollutants, and improving the overall indoor air quality significantly, while furthermore, our careful approach to cleaning and use of our equipment ensures extending the life of your textile finishes and furnishings all while reducing germs, bacterial growth, and viruses instantly.

Trust, but Verify:

All of our technicians are highly trained, rigorously certified, background checked, and drug tested as part of our hiring procedures. We ensure you that all of our technicians are respectful to you, your family, and your property. We provide an impeccable level of customer service and do so at the highest level at all times, guaranteed.

Satisfaction Guaranteed:

We pledge that all of our cleaning procedures used in any of our service offerings will be performed using the highest and most stringent standards of safety for our employees and property occupants. We will perform any service to the highest standards per industry guidelines; following all rules and regulations by local, state, and federal authorities and agencies. Our promise to you: If you are not happy with any portion of our service, we will repeat the cleaning process to gain your satisfaction. In case we fail, you will be reimbursed for that portion of the service, no questions asked. As a family owned and operated business we believe in the integrity of ethics and duty to our local community to deliver on every promise.

24/7 Scheduling and Service:

We start any work request in Mundelein, IL with an in-person, in-home or on-site business, free consultation. We want to know your specific wants and needs, as well as, the condition of the products requiring cleaning. At that time, you will be provided with a written proposal that described the services in need and the exact pricing for your decision-making process. You call to schedule your cleaning appointment and our highly trained and experienced technicians will provide our services to your satisfaction guaranteed.

Certifications Held: IICRC (Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification – Certification No. 80093)

Carpet Cleaning

Master Textile Cleaner

Master Water Restorer

Master Fire & Smoke Restorer

Color Repair

Health and Safety

Carpet Repair and Re-Installation

Stone, Masonry, and Ceramic Tile

Applied Structural Drying

Odor Control

Applied Microbial Remediation

NADCA Certification (National Air Duct Cleaners Association)

Air Duct Cleaning System Specialists

Mold – Microbial Remediation in HVAC

Ventilation Maintenance Technician

OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) Certificate No. 700158848

General Industry Safety and Health

BONA (Installation, Maintenance, and Renovation of Wood Floors)

Hardwood Floor Cleaning and Maintenance Technician

MRC (ORCO Master Rug Certification Program)

Certified Master Oriental and Area Rug Cleaners

Get Your Roofing Inspected

Roof inspections are just as important as plumbing inspections when it comes to accidental flooding. You want to make sure that your roof is free of leaks, holes, or weak spots that could flood your home in a heavy rain storm. If any of your roofing needs to be repaired or replaced, fix it before the storms come.

Clean Your Gutters

Clogged guttering may direct rainfall from your roof into places you do not want it to go. If it puddles up near your front door, garage, basement, etc., you may be facing an unexpected flood. Clean your gutters at least twice a year, before and after fall. This will clear the debris and make room for the water to flow.

Check Your Toilets

If your toilets are not flushing properly, you may want to have them inspected or repaired. This is the one fixture in your home that is most likely to flood because it supports high volumes of water all throughout the day. If your toilet is clogged, clear out the clog before you use it again.

Monitor Children at Bath Time

If you leave your child unattended during bath time, he can easily flood the bathroom. Most bathtubs have drainage holes new the rim, but if the water is rushing in fast enough, that will not be enough. Keep an eye on your children at bath time to make sure they do not turn the water up too high.

Watch the Weather

Above all else, you must be informed about the weather in your area. Prepare for cold fronts, rain storms, tornadoes, hurricanes, and anything else that may bring water or coldness into your home. This will help you avoid accidental flooding for years to come.

Keep Your Heat Running

Your home should be kept at a minimum of 60 degrees in the winter months to avoid freezing your pipes. If you have a vacant home that you do not visit anymore, you should still keep your heat running at a low temperature.

Drip Your Faucets

Leave your faucets on a slow, constant drip. This will keep water flowing through your plumbing, which may eliminate cracks due to cold weather.

Open Your Cabinets

Opening your cabinets will allow more heat to get to your plumbing, which again will minimize your risk of flooding. Keep the doors open to all of your bathrooms so they can benefit from the heat in the rest of the home.

Insulate Your Plumbing

You can wrap your pipes in foam insulation to keep them warm. You can hire a handyman to do this if you do not feel comfortable with it.

Get Your Plumbing Inspected

Allow a professional to come to your home and assess the structural integrity of your piping. This person should be able to identify cracks and leaks before they happen or before they get bad enough to cause a flood. Regular maintenance and inspections will ensure that your home is protected from accidental flooding in the future.