Water coming in? Call us now.
Burst pipe, flooding, sewage backup or fire. Tap to call; we answer day or night. We're there in 1 hour. If you can’t talk right now, send the details and we’ll call you back.
Smell gas, see sparks or any sign of fire? Leave the house and call 911 first.
While you wait
Do what you can safely. Tick each one off as you go, and skip anything that feels risky. Tell us about it when we call.
From your call to a dry home
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You call or send a request
Tell us what’s happening and where. A photo helps, but it’s optional.
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We call you back
We ask the right questions, help you make things safe and set up the visit.
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We stop the damage
Our IICRC-certified team (S500, S520, S700) finds the moisture, removes water and sets up drying.
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You get a plan
We document the damage and explain what needs to happen, in plain language, before rebuilding starts.
CSLB #1114139 · IICRC certified (S500, S520, S700) · BBB Accredited · Veteran-owned · 30+ years combined experience
Questions people ask in the moment
What should I do first if a pipe bursts?
Shut off the water. Use the valve on the fixture if there is one, or the main shut-off where the line enters the house. Then stay away from anything electrical near the water and call us. We answer day or night and can walk you through the next steps on the phone.
Is it safe to stay in my home?
Often it is, but not always. Keep away from sagging ceilings, standing water near outlets, and anything involving sewage. If you smell gas or see sparking, leave and call 911 first. When we call you back we’ll ask what you’re seeing and tell you what we’d be careful about.
Should I call my insurance company first?
That’s your call, and many homeowners contact their insurer and a restoration company the same day. Either way, the photos and video you take now are useful, so take them before things get moved.
Can I start cleaning up myself?
Mopping up a small amount of clean water is fine. Don’t use a household vacuum on water, don’t touch sewage, and don’t run the HVAC if sewage, smoke or mold is involved. Leave wet drywall and flooring in place so it can be checked for hidden moisture.
What areas do you cover?
We’re based in Anaheim and serve Orange County and surrounding areas. Call 714-332-4200 and we’ll tell you whether we can help at your address.
Still dealing with water right now?
Don’t wait on a form. Call us. We answer day or night.
Anaheim · Orange County