Flood Damage

Severe Weather: Severe weather occurrences, including heavy rainfall, storms, or hurricanes, can cause significant flooding. Excessive rainfall can overwhelm drainage systems and cause flooding and subsequent water infiltration into residential and commercial spaces. Similarly, the impact of high winds can cause roof and window damage, which makes it easier for water to enter your property.

Burst Pipes: A burst pipe is one of the most common causes of flooding in a home or commercial building and can often be the most damaging. If you experience a burst or broken pipe, be sure to shut off your water right away and call a professional to deal with the situation immediately.

Leaking Applicances: Appliances such as dishwashers, washing machines, refrigerators, water heaters, and air conditioning systems all utilize water line connections and are therefore at risk of leaking. Leaking appliances can lead to significant water damage to your home if they are not identified and addressed immediately. It is important to regularly inspect hoses, connections, and seals to ensure that your appliances are properly maintained./p>

Blocked or Clogged Drains: Clogged drains pose a significant hazard to your plumbing and can result in flooding from your toilets, sinks, or showers. Slow draining or gurgling sounds are indicators of blockages in your sewage lines and require immediate attention. Be sure to avoid pouring cleaning products, grease, oils or other inappropriate materials into your drains.

Slab Leak: Slab leaks, situated beneath concrete slab foundations, pose a significant threat to the structural integrity of your home's foundation. With our advanced electronic slab leak detection technology, we accurately locate the source of the leak and execute meticulous repairs. Timely detection and intervention are imperative if you suspect a slab leak, as swift action can avert potential long-term structural harm to your residence.