Emergency Flood Restoration

The team assesses the affected areas, likely source, access and immediate extraction requirements before agreeing the work.

The source and site conditions need to be assessed first. Continuing ingress can make extraction ineffective and may require separate leak or drainage work.

Where moisture has entered wall or floor construction, further investigation and targeted drying may be needed beyond removing surface water.

No. Materials are assessed according to contamination, damage and whether cleaning and drying can reasonably restore them.

That depends on affected rooms, contamination, access and the proposed work. Discuss occupation arrangements during the assessment.

Yes. Extraction and stabilising the affected area are normally considered before drying and reinstatement are scoped.

Water depth, contamination, affected floor area, access and the equipment required influence the initial response and subsequent restoration costs.

Tell us when the flooding began, whether water is still entering and which rooms or floors are affected. Call 0800 111 6480 to confirm the scope, price and attendance.