Kaysville, Utah Water Damage Remediation Services

Standing water causes significant damage to your home and the structural integrity of the home, as well as your belongings. Standing water also provides the perfect breeding grounds for mold and other contaminants. Our team of experienced technicians are capable of restoring a water-damaged home to pre-loss conditions no matter what your water damage needs are; whether it’s from a leaky roof, broken water pipe, bad water heater, or snow runoff, our staff is available for emergency water damage remediation in the Kaysville Utah area 24 hours a day, seven days a week!

The Water Damage Remediation Technicians at The Flood Co. Offer the Following Emergency Water Damage Remediation Services in Kaysville Utah and All Surrounding Communities:

• Water Extraction
• Sewage Water Cleanup
• Surface Drying / Wall Drying
• Debris Extraction
• Damaged Carpet Disposal (if not salvageable)
• Blower Setup
• Dehumidifying Process
• Odor Removal
• Demolition Work
• Flood Cleanup Process
• Mold Removal

You may not be well acquainted with being exposed to many outdoor water damage threats living in Kaysville Utah. However, that does not mean you won’t at some time as a homeowner experience water damage. Kaysville Utah homeowners can still be prone to broken or cracked water pipes, snow runoff, leaky water heaters, broken dishwashers, and many more indoor elements that can ultimately result in the need for water damage remediation. Our duty – as well as our privilege – is to help our customers by identifying the source of water damage, repairing the damage if at all possible, and discarding any personal items that may not be considered salvageable.

The Flood Co. realizes that proper water damage remediation in Kaysville Utah is a team effort. That is why we offer the following recommendations to you so that you are able to assist in making water damage remediation a lot easier for our technicians:

Before anything else is done, shut off the water source if at all possible. The main water line is your best bet, as it is readily accessible and should be shut off almost immediately.

Next, check to make sure all possessions and personal items are removed from the immediate damage site. This can include clothing, furniture, children’s toys, etc. All food affected by the water damage should be discarded right away.

Lastly, remove all standing water from the damaged site. You can accomplish this by using a bucket and/or a shop vac. Dump all excess water at a remote site if possible. Do not dump it down a drain within the home, as this could potentially cause more damage.