Services
Water, fire and mold damage services
Every call goes to an independent contractor. The pages below describe each kind of damage and the usual work.
Pick the page that fits
- Water damage restorationThe whole job from first call to dry, repaired rooms.
- Water extraction and dryingPumps, air movers and meters that bring wet structure back to normal.
- Burst and leaking pipesSupply lines, pinholes and leaks under a concrete slab.
- Hillside runoff and floodingStorm water from slopes, driveways and low yards.
- Sewage backupBacked-up drains and what separates a lateral from a main.
- Storm and roof leak damageTile roofs, flashing and ceilings after a hard rain.
- Appliance leaksDishwashers, washers, water heaters and ice makers.
- Fire and smoke damageSoot, smoke odor and the water used to put a fire out.
- Mold after water damageWhat growth after a leak means and who handles it.
What most jobs share
Almost every job starts with stopping the source and measuring what is wet. Then comes removal of standing water, drying, and a check that the readings have come back to normal.
Repairs such as new drywall, paint and flooring are separate work. Some restoration firms also do them. Others hand off to a builder.
Water is still moving, or the room is already wet?
Call the number and describe what happened. You are connected with an independent restoration contractor who serves your ZIP. Calling early helps, because wet drywall and flooring get harder to save each day.