Owner-operated restoration with disciplined job control
Dalton Restoration Group is a veteran-owned Brevard County restoration and cleaning company focused on clear communication, professional field practices, practical recommendations, and documentation that helps customers understand what was found and what comes next.
Local service backed by technical training and an engineering mindset
Dalton Restoration Group was built to provide Brevard County property owners with professional restoration and cleaning work that is controlled, documented, and clearly explained.
Brad Dalton, Owner
Brad is a United States Air Force veteran with an engineering and systems-safety background. That experience shapes the way DRG approaches field work: identify the condition, control the work area, document what matters, communicate clearly, and follow the job through completion.
DRG is owner-operated, which means the same person responsible for the company’s standards is directly involved in the inspection, documentation, planning, and customer communication.
Why DRG exists
Property damage is stressful enough without vague explanations, inconsistent documentation, or unclear next steps. DRG was built around practical restoration planning, professional equipment, disciplined field practices, and direct accountability.
The goal is not to overpromise. The goal is to explain the condition honestly, perform the appropriate work, document progress, and help the customer understand what may still be needed.
Four standards that guide every job
You work directly with the owner responsible for the job and the company’s standards.
Photos, readings when applicable, equipment records, authorizations, and progress are documented clearly.
Work is based on the actual affected materials, visible conditions, customer priorities, and appropriate scope.
Containment, cleanliness, equipment placement, communication, and safety are treated as part of the work.
Professional training across restoration, drying, cleaning, and safety
DRG maintains firm certifications and owner training relevant to the services offered. Credentials support the work, but they do not replace job-specific evaluation and proper scope control.
Water Restoration & Structural Drying
IICRC Water Restoration Technician and Applied Structural Drying training support moisture inspection, extraction, drying setup, monitoring, and documentation.
Fire, Smoke & Odor
IICRC Fire and Smoke Restoration and Odor Control training support residue evaluation, cleaning planning, odor-source control, and appropriate treatment methods.
Carpet & Commercial Maintenance
IICRC Carpet Cleaning Technician and Commercial Carpet Maintenance Technician training support inspection, cleaning chemistry, extraction, spotting, and drying guidance.
Microbial, Health & Lead-Safe Work
IICRC Applied Microbial Remediation and Health and Safety training, along with EPA Lead-Safe firm certification, support controlled field practices within the appropriate scope and applicable requirements.
A controlled path from inspection to the next step
Inspect
Review visible conditions, affected materials, safety concerns, and customer priorities.
Document
Record affected areas, visible conditions, readings when applicable, and planned scope.
Perform the Work
Stabilize, clean, dry, or protect the property based on the condition and service required.
Review Next Steps
Explain completed work, remaining conditions, and any recommended follow-up.
Need a local restoration company that explains the work clearly?
Contact Dalton Restoration Group for water damage, structural drying, fire and smoke cleanup, odor control, carpet cleaning, board-up, or limited mold-related concerns.