Same-Day Flood Cleanup in Las Vegas

1We come out and assess

We're on site in under an hour to assess what the water reached. Our moisture readings find water that has soaked in out of sight, and they guide the drying plan. We show you what we found and explain the cleanup it calls for.

2We remove the flood water

We extract the water and take out wet materials that can't be dried in place, such as carpet, baseboards, insulation and drywall. Water that came in from outside makes removal more likely, because porous materials it soaks can trap mud and silt. This work is water mitigation, aimed at lessening the damage and protecting the structure and the belongings in it.

3We dry and sanitize

We dry the structure with air movers and dehumidifiers, and we sanitize the surfaces the flood water touched. Air scrubbers with HEPA filtration run while the work goes on. Monsoon storms bring humid air with them, so we track humidity readings until the drying is done.

We handle all flood sizes

We take on small floods and large ones, from water that crept in under one door to a flood that spread through several rooms. The water might come from monsoon runoff, a burst pipe or a washing machine that overflowed, and we clean up after each.

We work with your insurance company

We work with any insurance company you have and bill them directly. A policy can treat storm water from outside and a burst pipe as different kinds of loss, so we document everything fully: where the water came from, how far it went and what we removed. Your insurance company decides which kind of loss you have and what your policy covers.

We talk you through each stage

We explain the work as it happens: which materials the flood water soaked, what has to come out and how the drying is going. You see the moisture readings too, so you know when a room is dry.

Flood cleanup for homes and businesses

We clean up flood water in homes and businesses. When a desert thunderstorm sends runoff down the street, a shop or an office can take on water the same way a house does.