Prevent Further Water Damage On Your Property With Water Mitigation

Whether it's from a weather-related flash flood, a storm-damaged roof, or a plumbing leak, it's essential to extract any excess water and dry the area as soon as possible. For this, it's best to hire a skilled and equipped contractor to provide a water mitigation service for you.

There are different types of water disasters our clients suffer from, some from clean water sources and others from contaminated sources. We plan the steps involved in the water mitigation process for your home or commercial building based on your specific circumstances.

Contact Residential & Commercial Restoration for 24/7 emergency water mitigation and restoration services. Our professional restoration company will help you to develop the best plan of action for restoring your property.

24/7 Emergency Water Mitigation

Our reliable restoration contractor will make sure you understand the water mitigation process you need and will answer your questions along the way. We work with each client throughout the process to ensure they have the help they need to get through the disaster with the best possible outcome.

While every situation is unique, there are necessary steps involved in the water mitigation process. Once we extract the water and complete the rest of the water mitigation process, we can start the restoration process, which involves replacing the building materials to restore your property.

If you have any questions or need help now, don't hesitate to contact us. We offer 24/7 emergency services!

• Ensure the building is safe and sound to enter.
• Identify and locate the source of the water.
• Take preventive measures to stop the water intrusion.
• Clear the area of smaller items and protect furnishings.
• For contaminated water sources, remove contaminated carpeting and other materials.
• Extract excess water from flooring and surfaces.
• For contaminated water sources, use biocide to stop and prevent microbial growth.
• Inspect for moisture and document levels.
• Create a drying chamber and place air movers, fans, and dehumidifiers as needed.
• Monitor the drying process and remove items that can't be dried.
• Ensure everything is dry and clean the affected areas.