24/7 emergency water damage. On site within 60 minutes.
24/7 emergency water damage. On site within 60 minutes.
24/7 emergency service
Flooding from hurricane remnants and heavy rain, wind and tree openings, roof leaks. We extract the water, dry the structure and remove what is not coming back. On site within 60 minutes, 24/7. Call (910) 606-6161.
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What storms do to Triangle homes
Hurricane season runs June through November, and August through October is when the Triangle feels it. Wind, hail and fallen trees open the house up, and then the rain does the real damage.
Hurricane remnants, saturated yards, clogged storm drains.
Heavy rain does not need a hurricane behind it to put water in a house. Floodwater carries in dirt and contamination from outside, so cleaning and disinfecting are part of the job, not an add-on. Crawl spaces take the brunt of it here, so we check them every time.
Learn more →Hurricane remnants, saturated yards, clogged storm drains.
Lifted shingles, missing flashing, rain in the attic.
Punctured roofs and walls, water in every room below.
Standing water and soaked insulation under the floor.
Wind-driven rain past seals and thresholds.
What grows when the drying waits too long.
Scope and pricing
What we don't do: roofing, tree removal and rebuild. We dry and clean the inside of the house. The opening the water came through is a separate trade, and the drying should start before it is fixed, not after.
The inspection is free. Storm water losses are usually insurance claims, and we write the estimate in Xactimate, the same software your adjuster uses, and bill the carrier directly. You pay your deductible.
Flood coverage is separate from a standard homeowner policy. Rising water from outside is usually a flood policy question; rain coming through a wind-damaged roof is usually a homeowner policy question. We document the source so the right claim gets filed.
For out-of-pocket jobs you get a written estimate before we start.
How it works
You talk to the technician coming out. We answer 24/7 through storm season, on site within 60 minutes.
Moisture meters and a thermal camera find every wet material, including inside walls and under floors. Photos start here.
Standing water out, floodwater-contaminated materials removed, surfaces cleaned and disinfected.
Dehumidifiers and air movers sized to the loss. Daily readings until materials hit dry standard, usually 3 to 5 days.
Drying logs, photos and the Xactimate estimate go to your adjuster.
We live here too. We are not waiting for the roads to clear in another state.
Call (910) 606-6161Insurance
Wind and rain through a damaged roof, usually yes. Rising water from outside, only with flood coverage.
Water that enters through wind damage, a fallen tree or storm-damaged flashing is the kind of sudden, accidental loss a homeowner policy expects to pay. Surface water and flooding that rises from outside are excluded from most homeowner policies and need a separate flood policy. We cannot promise how a carrier will rule.
We write the estimate in Xactimate, keep daily drying logs and photos, meet the adjuster on site, and bill the carrier directly. How we handle insurance claims
1. Call us first so the drying starts.
2. Photograph where the water came in.
3. Call your homeowner carrier, and your flood carrier too if water rose from outside.
We record where the water came in, roof, window, tree or rising water, because that decides which policy applies.
Wind and roof damage go to your homeowner carrier. Rising water goes to a flood policy, if you have one.
If a homeowner adjuster and a flood adjuster both come out, they get the same photos, readings and Xactimate scope.
Recent work
Real jobs in the Triangle, photographed by our crew.
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FAQ
How fast can you get here after a storm?
We answer 24/7 and our target is on site within 60 minutes. After a regional storm, call volume is higher for everyone; we tell you an honest arrival time when you call.
Do you do roofing or tarp the roof?
No. We dry and clean the inside of the house. Getting the roof covered is a separate trade, and we start the drying before that work is done, not after.
Is floodwater dangerous?
Water that rises from outside carries soil, bacteria and whatever was in the street, which is why flood damage cleanup includes disinfection. Porous materials it touched, like carpet pad and drywall, come out rather than get dried in place, and the surfaces that stay get cleaned and disinfected.
Does homeowner insurance cover flooding?
Usually not. Rising water from outside needs a separate flood policy. Rain through a wind-damaged roof or a fallen tree is a different loss and usually is covered. We document the source so you file the right claim.
Should I start pulling things out myself?
Move what you can to a dry area and photograph everything first. Leave wet drywall and flooring in place until we meter it; pulling material without documenting it makes the claim harder.
Do you charge for the inspection?
No. Moisture mapping and a thermal scan are free. If you need a written estimate for a non-insurance job, we say up front whether there is a fee.
Call or text and the owner answers. If it is an emergency, say so and we roll.
Call (910) 606-6161