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Water Damage Restoration in Keller, TX

Need water damage restoration in Keller? A slab leak, a failed attic water heater, hail that opens the roof or Bear Creek runoff can wreck floors and drywall within hours. One call, any hour, connects you with a local restoration crew for extraction, drying and repairs.

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Water Emergency?

What to Do in the First Minutes

The first few minutes after you find water in a Keller home decide how much flooring and drywall can be saved, so stop the flow, make the rooms safe and call early.

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  1. 1
    Shut off the water. Most Keller slab homes have the main shutoff in a curbside box near the street or by the garage. For a single toilet, sink or washer, close the angle stop behind it.
  2. 2
    Cut power and gas to wet areas. If water is dripping from an attic water heater or air handler or spreading toward outlets, switch off those breakers from a dry spot. Turn the water heater to off or pilot before anyone touches it.
  3. 3
    Call for a local crew. Use the number on this page and say where the water came from, which rooms are wet, and whether it is clean, gray or sewage. A local crew can usually come out the same day.
  4. 4
    Stay out from under sagging ceilings. Water from an attic tank or a clogged condensate line pools on top of the drywall until the ceiling bulges. Keep everyone out of that room, and keep kids and pets away from sewage.
  5. 5
    Photograph everything first. Take photos and video of the source, standing water, ceiling stains and damaged belongings before you move them. Note when you found the water.
  6. 6
    Lift belongings and open the room. Move rugs, electronics, papers and photos off wet floors, set furniture legs on foil and open interior doors. Leave soaked carpet and heavy items for the crew.
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Water Damage Services

Water Damage Restoration Services in Keller, TX

Water damage in Keller falls into five broad categories, and one call reaches a local crew set up for whichever one is soaking your home or business.

Water Damage Cleanup in Keller

Water Damage Cleanup in Keller

Most Keller calls begin with clean water from inside the house. A hot water line splits under the slab, a water heater tank rusts through in the attic, a condensate pan overflows, or an ice maker line drips behind the refrigerator. Fast extraction and measured drying keep one wet room from becoming a whole-house rebuild.

  • Slab leak water damage cleanup
  • Attic water heater and AC leaks
  • Burst and frozen pipe cleanup
  • Leak detection and moisture mapping
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Storm and Flood Damage in Keller

Storm and Flood Damage in Keller

In spring, large hail cracks shingles and skylights, wind lifts flashing, and torrential downpours send runoff across lots that slope toward the house. Bear Creek and its tributaries can rise to dangerous levels in about an hour. Local crews tarp openings, pull out standing water, remove soaked drywall and dry the structure before mold starts.

  • Hail storm water damage cleanup
  • Flash flood water cleanup
  • Storm water intrusion cleanup
  • Roof leak water damage mitigation
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Sewage and Backup Cleanup in Keller

Sewage and Backup Cleanup in Keller

When the main sewer line clogs with roots or grease, wastewater comes up through the lowest drain in a slab home, usually a shower, tub or first-floor toilet. That is category 3 water. It needs protective gear, removal of porous materials it touched, disinfection and drying. Keep the family out of the area and call so the crew can contain it.

  • Sewer backup cleanup
  • Toilet backflow cleanup
  • Sewage cleanup and disinfection
  • Contaminated material removal
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Water Damage Repairs and Contents in Keller

Water Damage Repairs and Contents in Keller

Drying stops the damage, but the house still needs to be put back together. Providers replace flood-cut drywall, patch and texture stained ceilings under attic leaks, rebuild swollen sink bases and vanities, and install new flooring where wood or laminate could not be saved. Furniture, clothing and boxes can be packed out for cleaning, and lingering odors are treated so rooms feel normal again.

  • Drywall removal and repair
  • Cabinet repair and replacement
  • Contents pack-out and drying
  • Water damage odor removal
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Commercial Water Damage in Keller

Commercial Water Damage in Keller

Shops and restaurants in Old Town Keller, offices around Keller Town Center and retail along Keller Pkwy and Rufe Snow Dr deal with the same leaks on a larger scale. Sprinkler heads discharge, flat roofs leak after hail, and one failed line in a multi-unit building can wet several tenants. Commercial crews plan drying around business hours and customers to cut downtime.

  • Commercial water damage restoration
  • Apartment and HOA water damage
  • Fire sprinkler water cleanup
  • Large-loss structural drying
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Common Emergencies

The Water Emergencies Keller Homeowners Call About Most

These are the water emergencies Keller callers describe most often, from spring hail season through the long cooling months and the rare hard freeze.

Slab leak in Keller, TX

Slab leak

A warm spot on the tile, a hissing sound or a water bill that jumps can mean a line under the slab has cracked as the clay soil shifts.

What to do
Attic water leak in Keller, TX

Attic water leak

A water heater or air handler in the attic leaks into its pan, the pan overflows, and water runs onto the ceiling drywall over a bedroom or hall.

What to do
AC drain overflow in Keller, TX

AC drain overflow

During months of summer cooling, algae clogs the condensate line, the float switch fails or the pan rusts, and a ceiling stain spreads below the unit.

What to do
Hail storm roof damage in Keller, TX

Hail storm roof damage

Spring hail cracks shingles, vents and skylights, and the next downpour pours through the openings into the attic insulation and the rooms below.

What to do
Flash flooding in Keller, TX

Flash flooding

Heavy rain overwhelms creeks and street drains, and runoff from Big Bear Creek or a low street pushes into garages and first-floor rooms within hours.

What to do
Frozen pipe burst in Keller, TX

Frozen pipe burst

A rare hard freeze like February 2021 splits lines in exterior walls, attics and garages, and the flood starts the moment the pipe thaws.

What to do
Water heater leak in Keller, TX

Water heater leak

A tank in the garage or attic rusts through or its relief valve keeps discharging, soaking the drywall, the closet floor and the rooms beneath it.

What to do
Refrigerator line leak in Keller, TX

Refrigerator line leak

A cracked ice maker supply line drips behind the fridge until the laminate swells, the cabinet base softens or the hardwood starts to cup.

What to do
Sewer backup in Keller, TX

Sewer backup

Roots or a blockage in the main line send wastewater up through a shower or first-floor toilet, which calls for category 3 cleanup and disinfection.

What to do
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Hidden Damage

Signs of Hidden Water Damage in Keller Homes

Many Keller leaks run quietly under the slab or above the ceiling for weeks, so watch for these early signs.

A water bill that climbs

A higher water bill with no change in household use often points to a supply line leaking under the slab or inside a wall.

Warm or damp spots on the floor

A patch of tile that feels warm underfoot, carpet that stays damp near an interior wall or cupping hardwood is a classic sign of a hot water slab leak below.

Ceiling stains below the attic

Brown rings, bubbling paint or a sagging spot on a ceiling under the attic water heater or air handler usually means a pan has overflowed or a fitting is dripping.

A musty smell after storms

An earthy odor in a closet, a bedroom or along an exterior wall after spring storms can mean wet insulation or a slow roof leak around a vent.

Running water sounds

Hearing water moving inside the walls or under the floor when no faucet, toilet or appliance is running means a line is leaking out of sight.

New cracks and sticking doors

Fresh cracks in tile or drywall and doors that suddenly stick can come from foundation movement in clay soil. That movement can also stress plumbing under the slab.

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Price Ranges

What Does Water Damage Restoration Cost in Keller, TX?

Water damage costs in Keller start with the water category, because sewage and outdoor floodwater need removal and disinfection that a clean supply line leak does not. After that, square footage, the materials that got wet (tile, carpet, hardwood, drywall, ceilings, cabinets) and the number of drying days set the range. An ice maker drip and an attic tank that emptied over two floors land far apart.

JobTypical range
Water removal and drying (clean water)$3 to $7.50 per sq ft
Burst pipe or water heater cleanup with drying$1,500 to $6,500 per job
Sewage (category 3) cleanup$7 to $14 per sq ft
Leak detection visit$150 to $500 per visit
Thermal imaging or moisture inspection$200 to $600 per inspection
Carpet drying in place$1 to $3 per sq ft
Hardwood drying with mat systems$4 to $8 per sq ft
Drywall removal and replacement$2 to $6 per sq ft
Ceiling repair after a leak$400 to $2,000 per repair
Base cabinet repair or replacement$1,500 to $6,000 per job
Emergency roof tarp after hail or wind$250 to $1,000 per tarp
Commercial drying$4 to $10 per sq ft

What Changes the Cost in Keller

  • Water category: clean, gray or category 3 sewage
  • Total square footage that got wet
  • Slab-level rooms, second floor or ceilings below the attic
  • Flooring type: tile, carpet and pad, hardwood or laminate
  • How high water wicked up the drywall
  • Number of drying days and equipment units
  • Cabinets, trim, insulation and contents that need work
  • How soon extraction starts after the leak

These are general market ranges for Keller and nearby northeast Tarrant County, not quotes. The crew prices your job after an on-site inspection, before work starts.

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Step by Step

How Water Damage Restoration Works in Keller

From the first call to finished repairs, most jobs follow the same order.

  1. 01

    Call and describe the water

    Call the number here and explain where the water came from, which rooms are wet and how long it has been there. You reach a local provider.

  2. 02

    Crew arrives and makes it safe

    The crew checks for electrical hazards, confirms the source is stopped and decides whether the water is clean, gray or category 3 sewage before equipment goes in.

  3. 03

    Moisture mapping and a price range

    Technicians use moisture meters and thermal imaging to trace water under tile, behind drywall and above ceilings, then explain the scope and a price range on site.

  4. 04

    Water extraction from every surface

    Truck-mounted or portable extractors pull water out of carpet, pad, tile and wood, which shortens drying time and means less flooring and drywall has to be removed later.

  5. 05

    Tear-out of ruined materials

    Soaked carpet pad, swollen baseboards, wet ceiling drywall below attic leaks and the lower part of wet walls are cut out so air reaches cavities.

  6. 06

    Drying and daily moisture readings

    Dehumidifiers and air movers run for several days while the crew records readings each visit. Controlled dehumidification keeps walls and slabs from holding moisture in humid Keller summers.

  7. 07

    Repairs and final walkthrough

    When readings confirm everything is dry, the crew repairs or replaces drywall, ceilings, paint, flooring, cabinets and trim, then walks through each finished room with you before leaving.

Why Call Now

Why Keller Homeowners Call a Restoration Crew Instead of Waiting

One Call, Any Hour

Attic tanks fail at night and hail rolls in on weekends. One call at any hour connects you with a local restoration provider who works in Keller and the nearby towns.

Nearby Crews

Crews are dispatched quickly from the area, not from across the metroplex. A local crew can usually come out the same day.

Moisture Measured, Not Guessed

Providers use moisture meters and thermal imaging to follow water under tile, behind drywall and above ceilings. That means less needless tear-out and fewer wet pockets left hidden.

A Price Range Before Work

After inspecting the property, the crew explains the scope and a price range before anything starts. You know what is planned and why.

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Local Conditions

Why Keller Homes Take On Water

Keller sits at the headwaters of Big Bear Creek on expansive North Texas clay, with hot summers, a busy spring storm season and the occasional deep freeze, and each of these shapes the water damage seen here.

1 hourTime for Bear Creek to rise to dangerous levels, per city flood warnings
139 hrsStraight hours at or below freezing in DFW, February 2021
37 inDFW normal annual precipitation
Zone AEFEMA flood zone mapped on some parcels along Bear Creek Pkwy

Spring hail and severe storms The severe season runs roughly April through June, and hail in Texas peaks in May with April close behind. Large hail, damaging wind and heavy downpours often arrive in the same storm. A cracked shingle may not leak until the next rain, so attic insulation can soak for days unnoticed.

Bear Creek and flash flooding Big Bear Creek, Little Bear Creek and their tributaries carry the FEMA flood zones in Keller, and the city warns that Bear Creek can rise to dangerous levels in as little as one hour. Heavy rain floods Bear Creek Pkwy near Bear Creek Park. Low lots and garages near these creeks take on runoff first.

Expansive clay and slab foundations Expansive clay soils are common across DFW. They swell when rain soaks in and shrink during drought, and that movement shifts slab-on-grade foundations. The plumbing runs through and under the slab, so the stress can crack supply and drain lines.

Attic water heaters and long cooling seasons Many DFW homes built in the 1980s through 2000s, the era when most of Keller was built, put the water heater and the air handler in the attic. Long, hot summers keep the AC running for months. A clogged drain line, a rusted pan or a tank that fails sends water straight down through the ceiling.

Rare but severe hard freezes Winters are usually mild, so pipes often run through attics and exterior walls. In February 2021, DFW stayed at or below freezing for 139 hours in a row and dropped to minus 2 degrees F, and burst pipes flooded homes across the area. Freezes like that are rare.

Water Facts for Keller

  • Location: Northeast Tarrant County in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, east of I-35W and south of SH 114 and SH 170
  • ZIP codes: 76248 is the core Keller ZIP; 76244 carries a Keller mailing name and is shared with a neighboring city
  • Climate: Humid subtropical, with hot humid summers, mild winters and a spring severe storm season roughly April through June
  • Flood areas: Big Bear Creek, Little Bear Creek and their tributaries carry the FEMA flood zones, with some Zone AE parcels along Bear Creek Pkwy
  • Water supply: Treated water bought from Fort Worth and delivered from the Eagle Mountain Water Treatment Plant
  • Homes: Mostly 1980s to 2000s subdivisions on slab foundations, with Hidden Lakes, Marshall Ridge and Old Town Keller among the best-known areas
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Every Service

All 52 Water Damage Services in Keller

Pick a category, then the situation that matches what you see. Not sure? Just call and describe it.

Water Damage Cleanup in Keller

Water Damage Cleanup overview
AC Unit Drain Overflow CleanupCleanup for clogged condensate lines, rusted drain pans and failed float switches under attic AC units in Keller homesAppliance Leak CleanupCleanup for leaks from dishwashers, washers, ice makers and other water-fed appliances on Keller slab floors and cabinetsBathroom Sink Overflow CleanupCleanup after a bathroom vanity sink overflows or the supply line under the vanity fails in Keller homes, on one floor or twoBurst Pipe Damage CleanupFast cleanup when a supply pipe bursts inside walls, ceilings or attics of Keller homes, whether from pressure, age or a hard freezeCarpet Water Damage RestorationExtraction, drying and pad replacement for wet wall-to-wall carpet over concrete slab floors in Keller bedrooms, halls and living roomsCeiling Water Damage RestorationRestoration for wet, stained or sagging drywall ceilings in Keller homes after attic water heater, AC or hail-driven roof leaksClogged Drain Overflow CleanupCleanup after a clogged sink, tub, shower or laundry drain backs dirty water up into Keller kitchens, baths and utility roomsCrawlspace Water Damage CleanupCleanup for standing water, soaked vapor barrier and wet floor framing under Keller area homes built on pier-and-beam foundationsCrawlspace Water ExtractionPumping standing water out from under pier-and-beam homes in Keller after storms, broken lines or runoff against the foundationDesiccant DehumidificationLow-humidity drying with desiccant units for Keller homes where hardwood, tight wall cavities or cool rooms slow normal dehumidifiersDishwasher Overflow CleanupCleanup for dishwasher leaks and overflows in Keller kitchens, from soaked cabinet bases and toe kicks to wet flooring on the slabEmergency Plumbing Leak ResponseHelp in Keller when a pipe, valve, fitting or supply line is actively leaking and water needs to be stopped, removed and dried at onceEmergency Water ExtractionFast removal of standing water from Keller homes after leaks, appliance failures and storm intrusion, before it soaks into floors and wallsFire Hose Water Damage CleanupCleanup in Keller after firefighters put out a fire, removing sooty hose water before it ruins rooms the fire never reachedFire Sprinkler Water CleanupCleanup in Keller after a fire sprinkler head breaks, freezes or gets knocked loose, releasing dirty pipe water into offices, shops or homesHardwood Floor Water Damage RestorationDrying and saving water-soaked hardwood and engineered wood floors in Keller homes before cupping, buckling and lifting set inKitchen Sink Overflow CleanupCleanup for Keller kitchens when a sink basin spills over or a blocked drain pushes gray water into the sink base, toe kick and slab floorLeak Detection ServicesHidden leak detection for Keller homes when the water bill jumps, the meter keeps moving or a floor or wall stays damp with no clear sourceLeaky Garbage Disposal CleanupCleanup for Keller sink cabinets soaked by a dripping garbage disposal, from cracked housings and worn sink flanges to loose drain fittingsMoisture MappingRoom by room moisture readings that show Keller homeowners exactly how far water spread and when walls, floors and ceilings are truly dryPipe Leak Detection and CleanupFinding a slow leaking water pipe inside a Keller wall, ceiling or slab, then drying and cleaning up the materials it soaked over timePlumbing Overflow CleanupCleanup when a tub, toilet, washer standpipe or other fixture overflows in a Keller home and water travels into the rooms and ceilings belowRefrigerator Water Line Leak CleanupCleanup for Keller kitchens when the ice maker or dispenser line behind the refrigerator leaks under flooring, cabinets and nearby wallsRoof Leak Water Damage MitigationMitigation for Keller homes after hail, wind or a worn roof lets rain into the attic, soaking insulation, ceilings and the rooms belowShower and Tub Overflow CleanupCleanup for Keller bathrooms after a tub runs over or a shower pan leaks across a slab floor into nearby bedrooms and closetsWater Stain RemovalHelp for Keller homes with brown ceiling rings, wall tide lines and floor stains, starting with a test of whether the water is still activeStructural Drying and DehumidificationMeasured drying of slabs, walls, framing and cabinets in Keller homes after water damage, using air movers, dehumidifiers and daily readingsThermal Imaging InspectionsInfrared camera scans for Keller homes that show cool wet spots in ceilings, walls and floors, then confirm them with moisture metersTile and Grout Water Damage CleanupCleanup for Keller tile floors and showers when water gets under the tile, loosens thinset or soaks the grout lines on a concrete slabToilet Overflow CleanupCleanup for Keller homes when a toilet overflows, a supply line bursts or a wax ring leaks under the slab-mounted base into nearby roomsWashing Machine Overflow CleanupCleanup for Keller laundry rooms when a washer hose bursts, a drain backs up or a front loader leaks across the slab into nearby roomsWater Damage InspectionA full check of a Keller home after a leak, storm or freeze, or before buying, to find where water went and what needs drying or repairWater Pipe Break CleanupCleanup when a pressurized supply line snaps in a Keller wall, garage or yard and pushes water across a slab floor at full forceWater-Damaged Flooring RemovalTear-out of wet carpet, pad, laminate, wood and vinyl plank from Keller slab floors so the concrete and walls can finally dryWater Heater Leak CleanupCleanup after a tank water heater leaks or ruptures in a Keller garage, utility closet or attic and soaks the floor, walls and framingFrozen Pipe Burst CleanupCleanup after a hard freeze splits pipes in Keller attics, exterior walls and garages and water pours out once the line thawsSlab Leak Water Damage CleanupCleanup for water from a hot or cold line leaking under a Keller slab foundation and soaking carpet, wood and walls from belowAttic Water Leak CleanupCleanup when an attic water heater, AC condensate pan or attic supply line overflows in a Keller home and soaks the ceilings below
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Property Types

Homes, Basements, Townhomes and Businesses

Single-Story Slab Homes

Single-Story Slab Homes

Slab homes across Keller take water at floor level from slab leaks, supply lines and appliances, so crews extract from tile and carpet and dry walls and the slab surface.

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Two-Story Homes With Attic Equipment

Two-Story Homes With Attic Equipment

Larger two-story homes in Hidden Lakes and Marshall Ridge often keep water heaters and air handlers in the attic, so one failure can soak ceilings and floors on both levels.

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Townhomes and Multi-Unit Buildings

Townhomes and Multi-Unit Buildings

Townhomes and units near Keller Town Center share walls and plumbing, so a leak can reach a neighbor. Crews coordinate drying with owners and HOA managers.

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Businesses and Offices

Businesses and Offices

Shops in Old Town Keller, offices near Town Hall and retail along Keller Pkwy get commercial drying planned around customers, inventory and opening hours.

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Drying equipment in a water-damaged room
Do It Yourself?

Can You Dry It Out Yourself?

A small spill on tile or sealed vinyl that you catch right away is usually fine to handle yourself. Shut off the source, mop and towel up the water, run fans and a household dehumidifier, and check the spot again the next day. If the water never reached carpet pad, drywall, baseboards or the ceiling below, and nothing smells musty after a couple of days, it has probably dried well enough.

Call a local crew when water soaked into carpet pad, ran under baseboards, came through a ceiling from the attic, or keeps showing up with no obvious source, which can mean a slab leak. Wet drywall and insulation can look dry on the surface while still holding moisture, and in humid Keller summers that is how mold gets started. Sewage and creek floodwater should never be a do-it-yourself job.

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Where We Connect You

Water Damage Help Across Keller and Nearby

Keller ZIPs 76244 and 76248 plus nearby Southlake, Colleyville, Grapevine, Watauga, Haltom City, Roanoke, Trophy Club and Saginaw. Pick a city below to see its local page.

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FAQ

Water Damage Restoration in Keller: FAQs

Water where it should not be? Call now and talk to a local Keller restoration pro, day or night.

How much does water damage restoration cost in Keller?

It depends on the water category, the square footage, the materials and how long drying takes. As general market ranges, clean water removal and drying runs about $3 to $7.50 per sq ft, a small one-room cleanup about $1,200 to $4,000, and a burst pipe or water heater cleanup with drying about $1,500 to $6,500. Sewage cleanup runs about $7 to $14 per sq ft. General market ranges, not quotes.

How fast can someone get to my Keller home?

Crews are dispatched quickly, and a local crew can usually come out the same day. Call as soon as you find the water so extraction starts before it spreads into more flooring, drywall and ceilings.

What should I do while I wait for the crew?

Shut off the water at the main or at the fixture, and turn off power to wet areas if you can reach the breaker from a dry spot. Move valuables off the floor and take photos. Stay out from under any ceiling that sags or bulges.

Do you serve towns near Keller?

Yes. Calls cover Keller, including Old Town Keller, Keller Town Center, Hidden Lakes, Marshall Ridge and the Bear Creek area, plus nearby Southlake, Colleyville, Grapevine, Watauga, Haltom City, Roanoke, Trophy Club and Saginaw.

How do I know if I have a slab leak?

Common signs are a water bill that rises with no change in use, a warm spot on the floor, damp carpet near an interior wall or the sound of running water with everything off. A leak detection visit, about $150 to $500 as a general market range, pinpoints the line before anyone opens the floor. General market ranges, not quotes.

Why do so many Keller ceilings get water damage from the attic?

Many homes here keep the water heater and the AC air handler in the attic. A clogged condensate line, a rusted drain pan, a failed float switch or a tank that rusts through sends water onto the ceiling drywall. A stain or bulge below the unit should be checked right away.

Is sewer backup cleanup different from regular water cleanup?

Yes. Sewage is category 3 water, so crews wear protective gear, remove porous materials it touched, disinfect surfaces and then dry the area. In slab homes it usually comes up through a shower, tub or first-floor toilet. Keep kids and pets away until the cleanup is finished.

My home is near Bear Creek. What happens after a flash flood?

Creek and street floodwater is treated as contaminated, so crews wear protective gear, remove soaked drywall, insulation and carpet, then clean, disinfect and dry the structure. Bear Creek can rise to dangerous levels in about an hour. Never drive or walk through moving water.

How long does drying take?

Most clean-water jobs dry in several days with dehumidifiers and air movers, depending on how much water there was and what materials got wet. The crew removes equipment only when moisture readings confirm the structure is dry.

Can my wood or tile floors be saved?

Often, if work starts quickly. Hardwood hit with clean water can sometimes be saved with mat drying systems, and most tile can be dried in place, though wet grout and the subfloor or slab beneath need checking. Laminate usually swells, and flooring soaked by sewage or floodwater is removed.

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