When heavy rains, rising water, or high winds impact your property, immediate cleanup is critical. Standing water can damage floors, drywall, and electrical systems within hours. Floodwaters also carry bacteria, chemicals, and debris that can endanger your family’s health. That’s why our Montgomery-based technicians respond rapidly—often within the hour—to begin floodwater removal and cleanup.

Our familiarity with Montgomery’s flood-prone areas means we know where water collects, how local homes are built, and how to restore them properly after a storm.

Our certified restoration specialists follow a proven, step-by-step process to ensure complete cleanup and restoration after any storm or flood event.

We begin with immediate water removal using industrial pumps and truck-mounted extractors. This stops damage from spreading and allows us to access affected areas safely. We remove water from flooring, walls, crawlspaces, and basements to stabilize your home as quickly as possible.

Using advanced thermal imaging and moisture meters, we assess hidden water intrusion in structural cavities. This allows us to create a customized drying plan tailored to your home’s construction and materials.

Once the water is extracted, we use high-velocity air movers and commercial dehumidifiers to completely dry the structure. Moisture mapping and daily monitoring ensure that no hidden pockets of water remain.

Floodwaters can often contain chemicals, sewage, and other harmful contaminants. We apply EPA-approved disinfectants and antimicrobial treatments to all affected surfaces. Odors are neutralized using HEPA filtration and air purification systems to restore a safe, fresh environment.

We safely remove and dispose of damaged building materials such as carpet, drywall, and insulation that cannot be salvaged. Our goal is to prepare your home for clean, safe rebuilding.

After the cleanup, our full-service restoration team can arrange repairs or replacement of damaged drywall, flooring, cabinetry, and trim. We can handle every phase from cleanup through reconstruction, ensuring a seamless recovery process.

In Montgomery County’s humid climate, waiting to address storm or flood damage can quickly lead to additional problems such as:

• Mold growth within 24–48 hours
• Structural warping and rot
• Electrical and HVAC damage
• Lingering odors and indoor air contamination
• Increased restoration costs and insurance complications
  Acting fast reduces both health risks and repair expenses. That’s why we’re on call day and night to respond immediately after storms.