Water damage? We’re ready to help.

A person answers 24/7. A First Responder is typically on site within 1 hour to establish the next course of action. That visit is for assessment and planning; the cleanup crew follows once the plan is set.

Walls, subfloors, cabinets, and carpet can still hold moisture after the visible water is gone. We check affected materials with moisture detection equipment and explain whether drying or removal is needed.

Sometimes. The water source, contamination, and condition of the materials determine what can be cleaned and dried in place. We use drying mats and cavity drying where appropriate, and explain when a material needs removal instead.

It depends on how much water entered, which materials got wet, and how far the moisture traveled. We monitor moisture readings as the job progresses and keep you informed. A surface feeling dry is not enough to decide the job is finished.

The cost depends on the water source, the affected area, and the cleaning, drying, or material removal needed. The on-site consultation comes with no obligation. We explain the proposed work and estimate before you decide to proceed.

We document the damage, photograph the loss, keep a record of the work, and communicate directly with your adjuster. Your insurer determines what your policy covers. We cannot promise a claim approval or coverage amount.

A plumber or the appropriate professional repairs the source of the leak. We handle water damage cleanup and drying. Permanent repairs and rebuilding are performed by professional trades, including Keselman Construction Group. Our project manager facilitates communications between you, the municipality, suppliers, and the trades.