Flood damage restoration and storm cleanup

Standard homeowners policies generally exclude flood (rising surface water). Flood coverage comes from NFIP or private flood insurance. Wind-driven rain through a damaged roof is often covered.

No. Take thorough photos and video, then start mitigation. Policies generally expect you to prevent further damage.

Emergency tarping and board-up, water extraction, removal of wet or contaminated materials, drying, cleaning and sanitizing, and repairs. Roof replacement itself is usually done by a roofing contractor.

Enter your ZIP code or call us. We connect you with an independent flood restoration company that serves your area for water removal, cleanup and drying. Ask them to photograph and document everything for your flood or homeowners insurer.

Water removal usually happens on the first visit. Drying takes about three to five days for most homes, longer for basements and heavy flooding. Rebuilding drywall, flooring and cabinets after that can take a few weeks depending on the damage.

Usually not. Rising water from outside needs a flood policy through the National Flood Insurance Program or a private insurer. Wind-driven rain through a damaged roof is often covered by homeowners insurance.