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Flood Tips

When flash floods and river flooding strikes, they can cause a multitude of different problems. That is why we have trained technicians across the country ready to assist you. Not only will we get you clean and dry again, we will also be able to help determine if your items are salvageable or not.

If you have flood insurance, we will be glad to work with your insurance company for you so that you know your loss will be handled professionally. If you are not covered with insurance for your loss, we will work with you to get the project done as reasonably as possible, as many times there are things that you can do to help save money.

How do I get The Water to Stop When a Pipe Breaks?

To get the water to stop, shut off the main shut off valve. Be aware of the possible electrical dangers and we recommend calling your local utility company or fire department for immediate assistance.

After the Water is stopped

When it comes to water damage or flooding disaster, your building may look like a swamp. Your carpet, upholstery, hard flooring and structural components may appear to be ruined. Restoring your property after water damage can be a challenge.

Here are a few basic tips to help you out, with the common concerns of mold and fungal activity we recommend hiring a professional, to assist you. All the time, we hear stories of photographs and other valuables that were thrown away because the people had no idea that these items were, in fact, salvageable.

  • Stay away from contaminated water
  • Electrical hazards are a huge concern, do not turn on wet wiring
  • Open up doors and windows to create air flow
  • Move furniture or raise on blocks to prevent moisture absorption and staining
  • Hang dry or launder wet clothes immediately - if you wait it can get moldy and you will need to discard the item
  • Wash your hands before eating after flood clean up work, there can be many different type of pathogens in the water
  • Call in a trained and certified restoration professional to help you

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