Stop the water
Where water is still coming in, we stop or divert it. If the roof is damaged, a tarp goes on. Every hour of water adds to the damage.
Standing water is the visible part. The water inside wall cavities, under hardwood floors and in your belongings is what causes mold and rot later. We stop the water, pull it out and dry the structure through, with photographs and notes for your insurance company along the way. One call covers all of it.
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Where water is still coming in, we stop or divert it. If the roof is damaged, a tarp goes on. Every hour of water adds to the damage.
Standing water is extracted. Then evaporation and dehumidification equipment pulls the rest out of the structure until it is dry again.
Wet hardwood cups and lifts. Drying hardwood floors is part of the job, even when you were standing in inches of water.
Moisture trapped inside a wall can lead to mold, mildew and bacteria, and can weaken the structure. Cavity drying makes sure the walls are dry inside, not just on the surface.
Furniture and belongings can be packed and stored during the work. Damp personal items go into a dehumidification chamber to bring them back to a safe, dry state.
Each step is photographed and written up so filing with your insurance company is as straightforward as it can be. We work with all insurance companies.
Yes. The water damage crew is on call 24/7. Call 888-674-7772 with your location and what happened.
Drying hardwood floors is part of our water work. Whether a particular floor can be saved is something we tell you after we’ve seen it, not before.
It depends on how much water there was, how long it sat and what it got into. We won’t put a number on it until we’ve looked.
Yes: packing, storage, dehumidifying damp items, and moving things back in when the property is ready.
Fire, smoke or water damage, day or night.
Homes and businesses across Central and Northeastern Pennsylvania.