Water Damage & Property Restoration

A burst pipe can damage finishes, insulation and electrical systems before the visible water is removed. Learn what to check, compare, and verify before making a decision.

Basement floods can involve rainwater, groundwater or sewage. Learn what to check, compare, and verify before making a decision.

A restoration invoice may include emergency attendance, water extraction, dehumidifiers, air movers, demolition and rebuilding. Learn what to check, compare, and verify before making a decision.

Visible mould may appear after sustained moisture, but hidden growth can exist in porous materials. Learn what to check, compare, and verify before making a decision.

Sewage and wastewater can introduce pathogens into rooms and porous finishes. Learn what to check, compare, and verify before making a decision.

Wind-driven rain and rising floodwater may affect different parts of a home. Learn what to check, compare, and verify before making a decision.

Some hard surfaces can be cleaned and dried, but wet plasterboard, carpet padding and insulation may lose integrity or retain contamination. Learn what to check, compare, and verify before making a decision.

A ceiling stain can originate above, at an adjacent wall or along a framing member. Learn what to check, compare, and verify before making a decision.

Effective drying depends on humidity, temperature, airflow and the amount of moisture trapped in materials. Learn what to check, compare, and verify before making a decision.

A property affected by fire suppression can contain water damage, soot and unsafe structural or electrical conditions simultaneously. Learn what to check, compare, and verify before making a decision.