Flood Damage Cleanup

Cleanup and restoration planning after stormwater, groundwater, drainage, and exterior flooding affect a property.

Floodwater can carry soil, debris, microorganisms, and other contaminants into porous materials and difficult-to-access assemblies.

When this service is commonly requested

• Heavy rain or flash-flood conditions
• Foundation, basement, or crawl-space water entry
• Drainage and grading failures
• Creek, river, or roadway flooding
• Stormwater entering doors, garages, or lower levels

A property-specific restoration process

1. Evaluate water source and potential contamination
2. Remove water, debris, and unsalvageable porous materials
3. Clean and control affected work areas
4. Dry structural materials and concealed spaces
5. Document the loss for repairs and insurance coordination

The final scope should be based on source, affected materials, loss category, building systems, occupancy, contents, access, business priorities, insurance requirements, and repair responsibilities. Remediation Pro organizes those decisions into a clear plan instead of treating visible damage as the entire loss.

What shapes the restoration scope?

Floodwater can carry soil, debris, microorganisms, and other contaminants into porous materials and difficult-to-access assemblies.

• Heavy rain or flash-flood conditions
• Foundation
• basement
• or crawl-space water entry
• Drainage and grading failures
• Creek
• river
• or roadway flooding
• Stormwater entering doors
• garages
• or lower levels

Available throughout Georgia and Alabama

Choose a community to review service details for that area, or contact Remediation Pro directly for help with the affected property.