Residential Water Damage Mitigation in Las Vegas
Leaks, burst pipes, overflows and failed water heaters, handled 24/7. We remove the water, find where moisture has spread and dry your home properly, for houses, condos and townhomes across the Las Vegas Valley.
Water damage situations in Las Vegas homes
Plumbing leaks & slab leaks
Hidden leaks in walls or under the slab that show up as wet flooring, warm spots or stained baseboards.
Leak water damageBurst pipes
Sudden pipe failures that release a lot of water inside walls, ceilings or under sinks.
Burst pipe water damageWater heater failures
Leaking or ruptured tanks in garages, closets and attics that spread into living areas.
Water heater leaksSupply lines & appliances
Toilet, sink, dishwasher, washing machine and refrigerator lines that crack or disconnect.
Appliance leaksToilet, tub & sink overflows
Overflows that soak flooring and, in two-story homes, come through the ceiling below.
Emergency serviceAC condensate overflow
Clogged condensate lines and pans that leak into ceilings and insulation, often in attics.
AC leak water damageMonsoon storms & flooding
Summer storms that push water under doors, through windows or in through the roof.
Flood cleanupSewage backups
Drain and sewer backups that need extraction, removal of affected materials and cleaning.
Sewage cleanupWhat we do in your home
- Remove standing water from carpet, pad, tile and wood floors. Water extraction.
- Identify affected materials with moisture meters, including inside walls and under cabinets.
- Remove unsalvageable wet materials like soaked pad, drywall or baseboards when they can't be dried in place.
- Dry the structure with air movers and dehumidifiers.
- Monitor moisture until readings show the materials are dry.
- Document the work for your records and your insurance company.
What to expect during drying
Drying equipment runs continuously and makes some noise. It works best when it stays where it's placed and doors and windows stay as we set them. We'll let you know which areas to avoid.
Drying time depends on the materials and how much water was involved. We check moisture as drying progresses and remove the equipment when readings show the materials are dry.
Most families can stay in the home during drying, depending on the extent and type of damage. We'll talk it through with you.
Mitigation, then your choice of contractor
We focus on mitigation and dry-out. We don't do reconstruction. Once your home is dry, you can hire any contractor you like to replace flooring, drywall or cabinets, using our documentation of what was removed and dried.
Insurance
We provide photos, moisture readings and drying records and can communicate with your insurance representative. Your insurance company decides coverage. Insurance documentation.
Homeowner water damage questions
Where is my main water shutoff?
In many Las Vegas homes it's near the front of the house, often close to where the water line enters, in the garage, or at the meter box near the curb. Knowing where it is before an emergency can save a lot of damage.
My floor looks dry now. Do I still need drying?
Possibly. Water that soaks into pad, subfloor, drywall and cabinet bases can stay wet after the surface dries, especially in our dry climate. Moisture readings are the way to know for sure.
Will you need to remove my baseboards or drywall?
Only if the materials can't be dried in place or are too damaged. Sometimes small openings or baseboard removal let air reach a wet wall cavity.
Water in your home? Call now.
24/7 residential water damage service across the Las Vegas Valley.