RESTORATION SERVICES
Understand the work your home needs.
Explore water removal, drying and cleanup by the condition you are facing. Independent providers confirm the appropriate scope after assessing your property.
FIND A STARTING POINT
Find the relevant restoration guide.
Where did you first notice the water?
A reading guide, not a diagnosis. No details are stored or sent.
Choose a starting point to see the related guide.
Record the affected rooms.
Note the visible spread and water source if known. Keep clear of electrical or contamination hazards.
Read the water-removal guideKeep clear of a possible backup.
Avoid contact with the water. Your city’s official utility guidance can help identify the reporting route; interior cleanup is a separate scope.
Read the backup-cleanup guideInclude the affected level and adjoining rooms.
Record visible marks from a safe position. Do not open a wall or puncture a ceiling to investigate the source.
Read the water-damage guideStart with safe access and a simple record.
Keep the source marked as unknown. Describe what you can observe safely without entering water or disturbing damaged materials.
Read the first-steps guide
Water damage
Water damage restoration addresses standing water, wet building materials and cleanup. Explore how removal, measured drying and repair planning fit together in a Minneapolis home.
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Water extraction
Standing water removal for wet rooms, carpet and accessible floor areas. Extraction removes the bulk water; structural drying addresses moisture left in the building materials.
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Structural drying
Controlled drying for wet floors, walls and other building materials. Moisture measurements guide the equipment plan, progress checks and readiness for repairs.
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Burst-pipe water damage
Cleanup and drying after a pipe leak has affected floors, cabinets, walls or ceilings. Plumbing repair addresses the source; restoration addresses the water left in your home.
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Basement water cleanup
Water removal and cleanup for finished and unfinished basements. The scope depends on the entry point, water condition and contact with flooring, walls and stored belongings.
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Flood cleanup
Removal, cleanup and material assessment after water enters a home. Outdoor floodwater, drain backups and fixture overflows require different precautions and recovery plans.
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Sewage-backup cleanup
Contamination-aware cleanup after water backs up through a drain or fixture. Source investigation, affected-material assessment and interior recovery are separate parts of the work.
Explore the servicePrepare for a restoration assessment.
Have your address, affected rooms and water-source details ready.