A Mill Creek neighborhood flooded Wednesday after a retention pond overflowed. The City of Mill Creek says two trees snapped and smashed a beaver dam, releasing a gush of water into the neighborhood. Several houses were flooded and street were closed for hours while emergency crews worked to remove the waist-high water levels. Our crews were dispatched immediately and began helping customers extract water from their ground floors.

This Seattle home was affected by a broken pipe in the crawlspace which created significant visible microbial growth. Our team tackled the problem with proper protective wear and remediated the damage by removing mold, wet insulation, drying the structure and replacing the vapor barrier.

This vacant commercial strip mall suffered water damage after a pipe burst in the wall during cold weather. The room had standing water and required immediate extraction. Our team responded quickly and began the drying process.

Our team packed out a large home that was affected by water damage. All contents were cataloged and taken to our warehouse to be dried, processed and stored until the homeowner was finished with restoration and repairs.

This Lynnwood home had severe water damage that flooded the entire second and main floor of the home. We utilized our desiccant to dry the structure as there was over 2,000 square feet of affected area.

This home had a backup of sewage water that caused extensive damage. The contaminated materials such as flooring and carpet were removed and excess moisture was dried. Our team worked diligently and quickly to restore the bathroom to normal conditions so that the family could return to their everyday lives.