Water Damage Restoration Near You
Water damage restoration companies near you
You can deal with water damage yourself, but it can be inconvenient and time-consuming. You need a wet/dry vacuum to soak up the water and a steam cleaner for carpets. You’ll also need to wash and disinfect everything. The final step is restoration – replacing areas of the walls and floors that the water damaged. Instead of trying to do it yourself, you can hire a water damage restoration company.
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Hospitality Carpet Care & Flood Restoration
Carpet and Rug Cleaners, Water Damage Restoration
1200 Worthington Galena Rd,
Columbus, OH 43220
175 S. 3rd Street,
Columbus, OH 43215
Crawlspace Medic of Columbus
Basement Contractors, Mason Contractors, Foundation Repair ...
2042 Britains Ln,
Columbus, OH 43224-5612
ServiceMaster Restoration by Neverman Construction Company
Fire and Water Damage Restoration, Construction Services, Tree Service ...
908 N 4th St,
Columbus, OH 43201-3626
Aim Green Restoration LLC
Water Damage Restoration, Mold Removal, Fire and Water Damage Restoration ...
Service Area
Serving the following areas:
Columbus, Ohio. Franklin County, Delaware County, Ohio.
- Delaware County, OH
- Franklin County, OH
- Columbus, OH
2319 Holt Ave,
Columbus, OH 43219-1420
991 Sunbury Rd,
Columbus, OH 43219-2612
Precise Cleaning
Carpet and Rug Cleaners, Air Duct Cleaning, Water Damage Restoration ...
Home Business Street Address Not Published Through BBB,
Columbus, OH 43215
Best Option Restoration of West Columbus
Water Damage Restoration, Mold Remediation, Fire Damage Restoration ...
Service Area
Serving the following areas:
Hilliard, Ohio. Galloway, Ohio. Madison County, Franklin County. Pickaway, Fayette, Fairfield, Licking Delaware, Union counties, Ohio
- Delaware County, OH
- Fairfield County, OH
- Fayette County, OH
- Franklin County, OH
- Licking County, OH
- Madison County, OH
- Pickaway County, OH
- Union County, OH
- Columbus, OH
- Galloway, OH
- Hilliard, OH
1409 Grandview Avenue,
Columbus, OH 43212
Accu-Spec Consulting and Construction Services, L.L.C.
Construction Services, Roofing Contractors, Siding Contractors ...
Service Area
Serving the following areas:
Franklin County and greater Columbus Ohio and surrounding communities.
- Franklin County, OH
3051 Lamb Ave,
Columbus, OH 43219-2365
Rainbow International Of Westerville
Water Damage Restoration, Carpet and Rug Cleaners, Carpet Cleaning ...
3039 E 14th Ave,
Columbus, OH 43219-2356
Dr. Flood LLC.
Water Damage Restoration, Fire and Water Damage Restoration, Restoration Companies
Columbus, OH 43205-1411
Aqua Steam Carpet Care & Water Restoration
Upholstery Cleaning, Painting Contractors, Drywall Contractors ...
4199 Arbury Ln,
Columbus, OH 43224-1706
Puroclean Water, Fire & Mold Experts
Fire and Water Damage Restoration, Mold Removal, Water Damage Restoration ...
Service Area
Serving the following areas:
Columbus, OH, and surrounding communities.
- Delaware County, OH
- Fairfield County, OH
- Franklin County, OH
- Licking County, OH
- Madison County, OH
- Pickaway County, OH
- Union County, OH
- Columbus, OH
2967 E 6th Ave Ste 100,
Columbus, OH 43219-2800
Dr. Flood LLC.
Water Damage Restoration, Fire and Water Damage Restoration, Restoration Companies
PO Box 9967,
Bexley, OH 43209-0967
Signature Carpet Care & Restoration
Carpet and Rug Cleaners, Water Damage Restoration, Tile and Grout Cleaning ...
Service Area
Serving the following areas:
Columbus and surrounding suburban areas
- Delaware County, OH
- Franklin County, OH
930 Freeway Dr N,
Columbus, OH 43229-5424
How to deal with water damage in your home
What should I do first when I have water damage?
Water damage in your home can come from a variety of sources. These include storms, leaking or burst pipes, faulty appliances, leaking air conditioner units, plumbing issues like overflowing toilets, and clogged gutters.
No matter the cause, floods and leaks can damage walls, furniture, appliances, and carpets. Depending on the extent of the damage, parts of your home may need to be rebuilt. Excess water can also cause electrical hazards and, if left too long, can result in dangerous mold.
Time is of the essence when dealing with water damage. According to the EPA, if things in your home remain wet for more than two days, the air can become unhealthy due to mold. Standing water and wet materials are also a breeding ground for viruses and bacteria. These can cause disease or trigger allergic reactions. If you are not able to dry everything completely, the effects of water damage can continue long after the original problem.
The first thing you should do (as long as it’s safe) is take pictures of the damaged area and items for your insurance company. You should also call the insurance company for information on your coverage and options.
You can deal with water damage yourself, but it can be inconvenient and time consuming. You need a wet/dry vacuum to soak up the water and a steam cleaner for carpets. You’ll also need to wash and disinfect everything. The final step is restoration – replacing areas of the walls and floors that the water damaged. Instead of trying to do it yourself, you can hire a water damage restoration company.
How do I find a company to help me?
When hiring a company or contractor for water cleanup services, make sure they have specific experience with your situation. You can search BBB.org for “water damage restoration” or “water cleanup services” to find business profiles of local companies.
Get estimates and check references. You should also look for professionals affiliated with or certified by the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC), American Council for Accredited Certification (ACAC), the National Environmental Health Association (NEHA), or the American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA),
There are some things you can do before the professionals arrive. If you are entering the water damaged area, use equipment to protect your eyes, nose, mouth, and skin. If there is standing water, make sure you turn off the electricity and gas (if you cannot turn off the power without stepping in water, call an electrician or your power company). You should also be looking for structural damage like sagging ceilings or floors. When in doubt, do not enter a damaged area – wait for the professionals.
What can I do while I'm waiting for help?
Open inside doors to let the air flow to all areas.
Open drawers, cabinets, and closets so they can begin to dry.
Mop and blot to remove as much water as possible.
Remove wet area rugs (you should not try to remove wall-to-wall carpet yourself).
Remove wet cushions and take them somewhere to dry
If you can do it safely, move photos, books, and paintings to a safe, dry location
Do not enter a room with standing water until the electricity has been turned off.
Do not use a regular household vacuum to remove water; only use a wet/dry vacuum like the kind you can rent from a hardware store.
Do not use electrical appliances while on wet carpet or flooring.
Do not touch or disturb visible mold.
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