Tub, Sink & Toilet Water Overflows

An overflowed tub can cause extreme damage to a subfloor, carpet, drywall, ceiling below the tub, walls below the tub, etc. Depending on how quickly remediation occurs, many of these can be saved. 

If you let the issue sit for several days the excess water will cause a strong odor and microbial growth will occur behind the drywall. Additionally, since the water has so much time to soak into the subfloor, the floor moisture content becomes very high. In these scenarios, the need to remove the subfloor to ensure proper drying is essential. In many cases, these can be saved by doing so which can save you time, money, and aggravation.

When you are dealing with water damage it is important to rule out the presence of mold or structural damage that the standing water may have caused. Our water damage restoration services include the inspection of the affected spaces with our state-of-the-art water sensing equipment, such as probes/sensors, infrared thermal imaging cameras, and video borescope camera inspections. Our restoration experts will also determine the extent of damage to the affected area.