Emergency Water Extraction
Pump-out and vacuum removal of standing water from cellars, first floors and finished rooms, with the wet area measured before drying starts.
Each job below is a different kind of water. Standing water in a cellar, a split line inside a wall, meltwater behind a roof edge and a backup from a drain need different work, so the first call shapes the approach. Pick the one that sounds closest, and the crew confirms the category on arrival.
Fastest: call (833) 490-5225. Or send this and we call you back.
Pump-out and vacuum removal of standing water from cellars, first floors and finished rooms, with the wet area measured before drying starts.
Metered drying of plaster, lath, plank floors, sill beams and wall cavities with dehumidifiers and air movers, run until readings say the building is dry.
Pump-out, clearing, cleaning and metered drying of flooded cellars, including stone and brick walls, dirt floors and mechanical plant.
Contained removal, disposal, cleaning and drying after a drain, sewer line or septic system pushes water back into a cellar or bathroom.
Removal, drying and cleanup after a sump pump fails, jams or loses power and the pit overflows into the cellar.
Water extraction, drying and cleanup after a frozen supply line splits and shows damage when the thaw arrives.
Drying and cleanup when meltwater backed up behind an ice dam and ran into ceilings, walls and insulation.
Pumping out, cleanup and drying when a thaw puts meltwater through a cellar wall, slab or bulkhead.
Cleanup and drying after a storm drives rain or wet snow into a roof, wall, window or cellar.
Cleanup, sanitising and drying after river water or ice-jam backwater reaches a cellar or a ground floor.
Cleanup and drying when an ice storm takes out power and leaves a house without heat, pumps or circuits for days.
Drying older homes with plaster ceilings, plank floors, balloon-frame cavities and fieldstone cellars after water entry.
Water removal and drying when a cellar flood reaches the well pump, pressure tank, treatment gear or the plumbing serving a septic system.
Extraction and drying after a water heater tank, fitting or relief valve lets go into a cellar or utility room.
Drying after a washer hose, dishwasher, refrigerator line or ice maker soaks flooring, cabinet bases and the ceiling below.
Drying and damage assessment after a roof leak, bathroom plumbing or upstairs appliance wets a ceiling or the framing above it.
Assessment, containment and removal of mold growth that has taken hold on materials wetted by a flood or hidden leak.
Assessment and drying for chronic moisture in cellars, crawl spaces and foundation areas from groundwater, surface drainage and capillary rise.
Water removal and drying in apartment buildings, triple-deckers and rental properties where a leak affects multiple units and multiple parties.
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Estimates only. Your price is confirmed on site before work starts. See the full price guide.
Tell us what's happening and we'll tell you honestly whether it's a quick fix, and what service should cost.