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24/7 emergency water damage and flood cleanup across Burlington, from Aldershot to Alton Village, with a 60-minute target response.
60min
Target Response
24/7
Live Dispatch
IICRC Certified Crews
Most Major
Insurers Accepted
Burlington knows what a flash flood looks like. The August 2014 storm dropped close to 200 mm of rain in a few hours, sent Tuck, Appleby and Shoreacres creeks over their banks and flooded thousands of basements. Storms like that still happen, and the homes most at risk are the ones near those creeks and the older bungalows and split-levels south of the QEW. North of the highway, in Millcroft, Headon Forest and Alton Village, most calls are sump pump failures, water heaters and finished basements soaking up a slow leak.
Our crews carry truck-mounted extraction, commercial dehumidifiers and thermal imaging, so we find water inside walls and under flooring instead of drying only what you can see, then log readings daily until the structure is dry.
Local offices: 999 Restoration Burlington at 560 Brant St and at 1100 Burloak Dr. Crews dispatch from there across the city. Call +1-289-324-9444.
Crews reach every part of Burlington, from the lake to the escarpment. Give dispatch your cross streets and you get a realistic arrival time.
Downtown Burlington
Aldershot
Brant Hills
Tyandaga
Headon Forest
Millcroft
Orchard
Alton Village
Not on the list? Call anyway. We cover all of Burlington and the rest of Halton Region, including Oakville and Milton.
Flooded basements are what most Burlington calls start with, but the same crews handle fire, mould, storm damage, contents and biohazard work, from emergency response through final reconstruction.
Burst pipes, appliance failures, roof leaks and sewer backups. We extract, dry and monitor to prevent the secondary damage that costs the most.
Soot and smoke keep damaging surfaces long after the fire is out. We stabilize the site, neutralize odour and rebuild what was lost.
Mould is a health issue before it’s a building issue. We find the moisture source, contain the area and remove growth to industry protocol.
Wind, hail, ice dams and fallen trees. Rapid tarping and board-up stops the weather getting in while we plan the permanent repair.
Your belongings get their own restoration. Inventoried, packed, cleaned off-site in a secure facility, and returned when your space is ready.
Discreet, compassionate and fully compliant decontamination for the situations no one plans for.
Our target is 60 minutes from the moment you call, 24 hours a day, and with offices on Brant St and Burloak Dr our crews are already in the city.
Test your sump pump, clear window wells and downspouts, and lift valuables off the basement floor. If water does come in, stay out of it until the power to that area is off, take photos and call us right away.
Stop the water at the source if it is safe, switch off power to wet areas only if the panel is dry, move what you can lift and photograph everything. Leave wet drywall and carpet in place for us to assess.
Yes. We document the loss with photos, moisture readings and daily drying logs, prepare the scope of work and bill most major insurers directly, so in most cases you pay only your deductible.
It depends on how much water there was, how far it travelled and whether it was clean or storm and sewer water. You get a documented scope before work starts, and if you are claiming, that is what goes to your adjuster.
Every hour water sits in a Burlington basement, the repair gets bigger and the claim gets harder. Call now and a restoration manager will be on the line in seconds.
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