Start with the problem you have
Emergency Water RemovalStanding water, active leaks, extraction and cleanup.
Flood CleanupFlooded rooms, runoff, storm water and interior flooding.
Sewage Backup CleanupContaminated water situations that need careful handling.
Burst Pipe Water DamageBroken supply lines, pipe failures and indoor water release.
Basement Flood CleanupWater in lower-level rooms, storage areas and finished spaces.
Commercial Water DamageWater incidents affecting offices, retail, multifamily and other properties.
What to do first
- Protect people first. Avoid electrical hazards, unstable materials, or contaminated water.
- Stop the source when it is safe. Shut off a fixture or water supply if you can do so safely.
- Document visible damage. Photos and notes can help you keep an accurate record of what happened.
- Remove water and begin drying. The right approach depends on how much water is present, what materials are wet, and whether contamination is involved.
- Get professional help when the situation is beyond safe DIY cleanup. Larger losses, hidden moisture, sewage, or continuing water intrusion may require specialized equipment and procedures.
Explore the water-damage guide
Learn about structural drying and dehumidification, ceiling water damage, roof-leak water damage, water-heater leaks, and appliance leaks. If you are still deciding what kind of help you need, start with what to do after water damage.
St. George, Utah
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