Flood Damage
Water entry, basement flooding and major flood response planning.
Flood response24/7 phone intake
24/7 Emergency Restoration
When property damage is active, the first priorities are occupant safety, source control, documentation and a plan to prevent additional damage.
Call before conditions worsen
Emergency response begins with the right information
Call immediately when
- Water is still entering or spreading
- Electrical safety is uncertain
- Smoke, soot or strong odour is present
- Storm damage has opened the building
- Ceilings, walls or structural components appear unstable
Have this information ready
- Property address and contact person
- Source and approximate time of loss
- Active hazards or restricted areas
- Occupied or vacant status
- Insurer or property-manager contact if applicable
Emergency-specific guidance
Choose the type of event
Ice Storm Damage
Frozen pipes, roof damage, falling limbs and thaw-related water entry.
Ice storm responseWindstorm Damage
Roof openings, rain entry, exterior damage and interior moisture.
Windstorm responseWildfire Smoke & Ash
Smoke, soot, ash and persistent odour after wildfire exposure or nearby fires.
Smoke and ashNeed immediate help?
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