Our Commitment to Quality Through Accreditation
At Steamatic Australia, we are committed to delivering high-quality restoration, disaster recovery and specialist cleaning services in line with recognised industry standards. We work closely with leading industry bodies and follow established best practices to ensure consistent, professional restoration outcomes.
Our work is guided by the AS-IICRC S500 and AS-IICRC S520 standards, recognised benchmarks for professional water damage restoration and mould remediation in Australia. Based on the internationally recognised IICRC framework, these standards provide science-based protocols for assessing, managing and restoring affected properties safely and effectively.
Restoration Industry Association (RIA)
As a member of the Restoration Industry Association (RIA), Steamatic Australia stays connected with industry developments, best practices and technical knowledge across the restoration sector. RIA supports restoration professionals across Australia, promoting education and industry standards for water damage restoration, fire and smoke damage, mould remediation and disaster recovery. Our membership supports our commitment to delivering professional, informed and consistent restoration services.
Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC)
Steamatic Australia’s technicians hold IICRC certifications, internationally recognised credentials across the cleaning, inspection and restoration industry. IICRC standards and training cover key areas including water damage restoration, fire and smoke restoration and mould remediation. Our IICRC-trained technicians apply recognised restoration principles and industry best practices to deliver safe, effective and professional outcomes for affected properties.
Australian Insurance Builders & Engineering Consultants (AiBEC)
Steamatic Australia is associated with Australian Insurance Builders & Engineering Consultants (AiBEC), connecting us with professionals across Australia’s insurance building and engineering sectors. This industry relationship supports collaboration across insurance restoration, property damage and disaster recovery projects, where restorers, builders, engineers and other specialists may work together to achieve effective recovery outcomes for damaged properties.