• Burst Pipes
• Leaking Pipes
• Sewage Backup
• Storm Damage
• Flooding
• Malfunctioning Appliances
• Leaking Ceiling
• Clogged Drains

• Water Stains
• Slab Leak
• Hot Water Tank Leak
• Dishwater Leak
• Toilet Overflow
• Faucet Leak
• Leaking Shower/Tub

What is our
TOP PRIORITY?

• 1. Rapid Response
  We jump into action super fast. This means we can stop things from getting worse when something goes wrong, like a hurricane wreaking havoc on your home.
• 2. Comprehensive Care
  We don't just fix up the obvious parts, we tackle every little detail to make sure your home is back to its best in no time. From initial assessment to final repairs.
• 3. Customized Solutions
  Everyone's situation is different. Your home is like your fingerprint – totally unique! So, we take the time to really understand what you need and then tailor our restoration plan just for you.

• What are the different categories of water damage?

  Water damage can be classified into three categories based on severity and health risk:

  1. Category One: Water from a sanitary source (e.g., rain, melted ice, or sprinklers) that poses minimal health risk.
  2. Category Two: Gray water damage with some contamination (e.g., dishwasher, toilet bowl, hydrostatic pressure seepage). It may cause discomfort if ingested or contacted.
  3. Category Three: Black water damage, the most severe level, caused by highly contaminated water (e.g., sewer backup, river, or stream). Extensive sanitization is required11.

• What steps are involved in water damage restoration?

  The restoration process includes 3 main steps:

  1. Mitigation: Stop water flow, remove standing water, and dry the property to prevent further damage.
  2. Remediation: Focus on cleaning, drying, and sanitizing salvageable items and materials.
  3. Restoration: Repair any damage and restore the property to its pre-damaged state11.

• How much does water damage restoration cost on average?

  The cost of water damage restoration can vary significantly based on several factors, including the extent of the damage, the type of water involved (clean, gray, or black water), and the area affected. On average, homeowners can expect to pay between $1,200 and $4,500 for water damage restoration. Here is a breakdown of potential costs:

  1. Minor Water Damage: For small areas with minimal damage, costs typically range from $500 to $1,500. This might include drying out a small area and minor repairs.
  2. Moderate Water Damage: For more extensive damage, such as multiple rooms or significant amounts of water, costs can range from $1,500 to $3,500. This might involve water extraction, drying, and repairing affected areas.
  3. Severe Water Damage: For major water damage, such as flooding affecting large areas or entire floors, costs can exceed $4,500 and go up to $10,000 or more. This may include extensive water removal, drying, mold remediation, and major structural repairs.

• What certifications and training do technicians have?

  Ensure that technicians are trained and hold water mitigation certification from organizations like IICRC.

• Find Your Water Damage Restoration Professionals

  For immediate assistance or further inquiries, call +1-754-701-0415