Steamatic Adelaide

02/04/2026

🎉 Today marks 40 years of the Steamatic Group. 🎉

From humble beginnings to more than 40 locations across Australia and New Zealand, our purpose has remained the same — saving property and restoring lives.

Each year, more than 30,000 claims are entrusted to our teams. Behind every one is a home, a business, a family, or a livelihood that needs to be restored quickly and with care.

Our work combines expert restoration with precise digital assessment. Real-time moisture readings, measurable data, and accurate reporting support informed decision-making for our clients. The result is faster restoration, reduced displacement, and lower claims costs.

Most importantly, it means people can return to their homes, businesses and lives sooner.

We are proud to be the team called upon when it matters most. For four decades, our people have shown up with skill, empathy and determination to help communities recover, rebuild and move forward.

40 years strong. And still restoring what matters most.

Precision Laser Cleaning Steamatic Global Recovery

31/12/2025

Happy New Year from all of us at Steamatic!

As we step into 2026, our focus remains on delivering restoration services that make a real impact. We support our partners, clients, and their customers in achieving seamless claims outcomes, while those affected are kept informed and cared for throughout the restoration process.

With over 40 locations nationwide, our team provides trusted services across metro and regional communities, ensuring support wherever it’s needed.

We take pride in saving property and restoring lives, and thank all of our partners and clients for their ongoing collaboration.

For those looking to explore working with us, visit www.steamatic.com.au

18/12/2025

As the holiday season approaches, we would like to wish you and your loved ones a safe and restful break. Our operations remain fully active throughout the festive period. We are open 24/7, including Christmas Day, Boxing Day, and New Year’s Day, so support is always available when you need it most.

If assistance is required at any time, please call 1300 783 262.

Thank you for the trust you have placed in us throughout the year. We look forward to continuing to support you in the year ahead.

25/09/2025

Even on Grand Final weekend, Steamatic remains on call 24/7, ready to respond whenever we’re needed.

📞Call our 24/7 Response Centre 1300 783 262.

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19/09/2025

Take a guess: Do these images show fire damage or flood damage?
The answer is flood damage.

High water levels left this warehouse without power. Once the water receded, we were able to enter and take photos, though many were underexposed due to the lack of light.

When floodwaters enter a structure, the force behaves like a washing machine, twisting, churning, and redistributing everything inside. This type of incident typically falls under Category 3 water (black water) due to the contaminants, silt, and debris carried in. Porous building materials, contents, and finishes are often considered non-restorable.

Floods leave behind long-term issues such as structural compromise, corrosion, microbial amplification, and significant health hazards if not properly mitigated.

That’s where we come in.

Our IICRC-certified technicians are ready to restore sites rapidly, saving property and restoring lives and livelihoods.

12/09/2025

Yesterday, we were proud to support the AICLA SA/NT Back to Basics Conference as silver sponsors.

In attendance were Steve Kilby from SGR, representing our specialist division in catastrophic large-scale loss, and Francesca De Lucia, Steamatic Adelaide Branch Manager, joined by Dylan Page, our newly appointed Estimator in the region.

Together, Steamatic and SGR provide 24/7 restoration solutions. From everyday property damage through to the most complex, multi-site losses.

If you would like to learn more about how we can assist, please see:
www.steamatic.com.au and www.steamaticglobalrecovery.com.au

02/09/2025

Flood Advice message issued for Echunga


Full message text: https://data.eso.sa.gov.au/prod/ses/sam/700_Echunga_Dam.html?d=1756789290322


There is a risk of a dam failure at Echunga, opposite the football club on Echunga Road, which may threaten you and your family's safety.


What you should do:
* Follow your Emergency Plan now
* Prepare your family and home for flooding in your area
* Move items of value to a safe place
* If it is safe to do so, you should ensure drains and gutters are clear.
* For SES assistance phone 132 500. If the matter is life threatening call 000 (triple zero).



Impacts in your area:
* Be aware that floodwaters may rise rapidly and are likely to be fast moving.
* Do not let children play in or near floodwater and drains.
* You should never walk, ride or drive through floodwater.


Stay informed:
* Check the SES website: www.ses.sa.gov.au
* Monitor local conditions and tune in to your local ABC on a battery-powered radio for updates
* Call the SA Emergency Infoline on 1800 362 361
* People who are deaf, or have a hearing or speech impairment, can contact the SA Emergency Infoline via the National Relay Service on 1800 555 727 (TTY users 1800 555 677)
* Follow the SES on Twitter () or Facebook (SA State Emergency Service)
* For weather warnings and forecasts visit www.bom.gov.au.


Message Name: Echunga_Dam
This message is valid from: 02/09/2025 14:30:00
The next update is expected by 02/09/2025 21:30:00, or as the situation changes.
DocumentID: 700 / 1

31/08/2025

Australia has officially recognised the AS-IICRC S500:2025 Standard for Professional Water Damage Restoration.

This nationally adopted standard brings consistency, scientific rigour, and international alignment to restoration practices across Australia.

For us, this isn’t a change; it’s validation. Our technicians have always trained and operated to international best practice, underpinned by world-class programs in water damage, fire damage, and mould remediation.

With the largest regional footprint in the industry and an already certified team nationwide, Steamatic sets the benchmark for restoration quality and trust.

Read more: https://bit.ly/3JGhnoZ

-IICRC-S500

29/08/2025

29/08/2025

Flood Advice message issued for Cooper Creek and Surrounding Areas


Full message text: https://data.eso.sa.gov.au/prod/ses/sam/685_Cooper_Creek.html?d=1756454148301


Floodwaters in the Cooper Creek are causing widespread flooding as the flood peak enters Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre. The water level at Innamincka is below the Cordillo Downs Road causeway. Safety risks are still present as the water level continues to fall, and you should take care in the area. Floodwaters from the Cooper Creek have crossed the Birdsville Track near Etadunna and are entering Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre. Floodwaters in the Strzelecki Creek have filled Lake Blanche and continue to fill Lake Callabonna. Floodwaters also continue to cut parts of the Strzelecki Track in several locations. Continue to regularly monitor the Department for Infrastructure and Transport Outback Roads for further road closures. People who live in this warning area should remain aware of the potential for isolation should the floodwaters make the roads around your property impassable. Ensure you have adequate essential supplies, such as food and medications. Anyone planning to visit the area impacted by this flood event should plan carefully, carry adequate supplies, check weather and road conditions, and confirm accommodation arrangements in advance. You may become stranded as floodwaters continue to move.


What you should do:
* Follow your Emergency Plan now
*Prepare your family and home for flooding in your area
*Move items of value to a safe place
*If it is safe to do so, you should ensure drains and gutters are clear.
*For SES assistance phone 132 500. If the matter is life-threatening call 000 (triple zero).
* For information on Outback Roads go to the DIT Outback Road Warnings page: https://www.dit.sa.gov.au/outbackroads * For information on road closures in Queensland visit: https://qldtraffic.qld.gov.au * River levels can be viewed from the BOM rainfall and river conditions page: http://www.bom.gov.au/sa/flood/northeast.shtml


Impacts in your area:
*Be aware that floodwaters may rise rapidly and are likely to be fast moving.
*Never allow children to play in or near floodwater.
*You should never walk, ride or drive through floodwater.


Stay informed:
*Check the SES website at www.ses.sa.gov.au
*Monitor local conditions and tune in to your local ABC on a battery-powered radio for updates
*Call the SA Emergency infoline on 1800 362 361
*People who are deaf, or have a hearing or speech impairment, can contact the SA Emergency infoline via the National Relay Service on 1800 555 727 (TTY users 1800 555 677)
*Follow the SES on Twitter () or Facebook (SA State Emergency Service)
*For weather warnings and forecasts visit www.bom.gov.au


Message Name: Cooper_Creek
This message is valid from: 22/08/2025 17:00:00
The next update is expected by 12/09/2025 17:30:00, or as the situation changes.
DocumentID: 685 / 10

29/08/2025

Gundagai NSW flood: In 1852, the Murrumbidgee River flooded, claiming countless lives and inspiring remarkable acts of bravery by Wiradjuri heroes Yarri and Jacky Jacky. Their courage, now immortalised in a bronze sculpture, is a lasting reminder that resilience and community spirit can triumph over tragedy.

More than 170 years later, floods still test the Riverina. When water damage occurs today, our Wagga Wagga team is there, helping families and businesses recover, restore, and rebuild their lives.

Read more: https://bit.ly/3HwJx5p