SteamMaster Employees Achieve New Milestone with AMRT Certification
At SteamMaster Restoration and Cleaning, LLC, excellence is not just a goal but a continuous journey. We are proud to announce that four of our dedicated team members—Jim Lujan, Julius Matheson, Dwayne Morris, and Ryan Monica—have recently achieved a significant...Matt Monica, 36 years with SteamMaster
Today marks the 36-year anniversary of SteamMaster’s Matt Monica’s start at the company. At the time, Matt was part of the cleaning crew, but he has since become a respected co-owner of the company. Matt Monica, President -SteamMaster Throughout the years,...Uncovering the Causes of Sewer Backup and How to Prevent It
Uncovering the Causes of Sewer Backup and How to Prevent It If you’re a homeowner, there’s a good chance you’ve experienced a sewer backup in your home at some point. While it can be an annoying inconvenience, it can also be a severe health hazard....Water Damage Preventative measures in Winter
Looking to beat the winter blues in Vail, Colorado? This charming mountain town is the perfect place to enjoy winter activities like skiing and snowboarding while being close to all the amenities the resort town offers. Second, homeowners take this time of the year to...Mold in homes, solutions and steps to remediate
Mold in Homes Mold in homes is quite a common thing. Not that it is safe but there are steps you can take to remove them or get help to remediate. Mold is a type of fungus that can live both indoors and outdoors. If the spores become airborne or remain trapped inside...Facebook Feed
Gustavo and his family needs your help 🙏🏽![]()
Gustavo Serna y su familia necesitan tu ayuda![]()
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Our former employee and conscientious worker, and terrific human being, Gustavo Serna had a vehicle accident on Vail Pass. He is the owner of Xtreme Cleaning. ![]()
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“Hello everybody, my dad Gustavo was recently in a very bad car accident, which led to the hospitalization of him and surgery. He has 5 broken ribs, head trauma, and he had to have spinal cord surgery. He was in critical condition when he first crashed, so they had to fly him out in a helicopter from Frisco to Denver, where he is now. The medical bill is going to be very high and we don't have that kind of money. I ask you to please donate what you can to help me and my family out in this hard time.”
