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Emergency Water Removal

When water damage happens, it’s often an unexpected and unwelcome event. Whether it’s in your home or business, the sudden presence of water can be alarming. However, with the right process and team to help you out, you can overcome these events fairly quickly and for not nearly as high a cost as anticipated.

An aerial view of a flooded area with several houses partially submerged in muddy water. The houses are surrounded by lush green trees and palm trees, indicating a tropical or subtropical region. The water has inundated the streets and yards, with only the rooftops and upper parts of some structures visible. The scene depicts the severe impact of flooding on a residential community, highlighting the need for emergency response and restoration efforts.

Water Damage Causes

Water Damage can come from a variety of sources

Plumbing Leaks

Frozen Pipes, Appliances, Cracks

One of the most common types of water damage results from plumbing issues. Several factors can lead to a sudden water emergency, such as the type of material your pipes are made of, the age of the pipes, and the water pressure entering the house.

 

It's also important to consider external weather. Pipes often crack or burst in winter due to the drop in temperature causing the water inside to freeze.

Natural Disasters

Hurricanes, Storms, Floods

Living in South Carolina, we can always count on summer thunderstorms and the ever-present threat of hurricanes once hurricane season starts. The sudden influx of water from rainstorms, paired with heavy winds, can often lead to water damage inside the house.

Roof Leaks

Fallen Trees, Hail, Heavy Winds

Depending on the age of your roof and the weather in the area, you can easily experience water damage from a roof leak. These typically present as a wet spot on the ceiling that will grow if not handled immediately due to the collection of water in that space.

Basement Floods

Heavy Rains, High Water Table

Though basements are less common in the South, they do exist. If we experience prolonged heavy rain, the external water can cause the water table to rise, leading to water intrusion or flooding in basements.

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