

Burst pipe, slab leak or flood? Crews across LA extract the water, dry your home to standard and bill your insurer. Free written estimate, given on site.
On site within the hour
Free on-site estimate
IICRC S500 methods
We bill your insurer
After a leak, water keeps wicking up drywall, soaking into subfloor and hiding behind cabinets. Inside roughly 24 to 48 hours, that trapped moisture starts growing mold and a simple dry-out becomes a demolition job. Getting a crew on site fast is the single biggest thing that keeps your repair bill — and the disruption — down.
Hour 1
Water extracted, source stopped
Day 1
Structure drying to standard
48 hrs
Mold risk sharply reduced
From the first water-extraction visit through structural drying and repair, we handle the whole loss. The final written estimate is always given on site, after a technician has seen the damage.

The whole job, start to finish: we stop the source, remove the water, dry what's wet, and restore your Los Angeles home to where it was before the loss. One crew owns it from the 2am phone call through the final moisture reading, and we document every step for your insurer. The written estimate is given on site, after a technician has seen the damage — never quoted blind over the phone.

Standing water doesn't wait, and neither do we. Truck-mounted and portable extractors pull water out of carpet, hardwood, tile and subfloor fast, before it wicks into drywall and framing. The sooner the water is gone, the more of your floors and walls we can save — which is why extraction is the first thing we do on every emergency call across LA.

Getting the visible water out is only half the fight — the moisture trapped inside walls, cabinets and subfloor is what grows mold. We set commercial air movers and dehumidifiers to an IICRC S500 drying plan, map moisture daily with meters and thermal imaging, and don't call it done until the structure reads dry. You get the readings; so does your adjuster.

Storm runoff, a failed sump, an overflowing appliance or a slab leak that floods a room — we clean up the water, pull and dispose of unsalvageable carpet pad, soaked drywall and insulation, sanitize the affected area, and dry it to standard. Common after LA's winter storms and in older homes with aging plumbing; we treat it as the emergency it is.

A sewage backup or any Category 3 ('black water') event is a health hazard, not a mop-up job. Our technicians work in PPE, extract and dispose of the contaminated water and porous materials, clean and disinfect every affected surface to standard, and dry and deodorize the space so it's safe to live in again. Documented for your insurer throughout.

When water sat too long before anyone caught it, mold follows. We contain the area under negative air, run HEPA filtration, remove affected drywall and insulation, treat what remains, and fix the moisture source so it doesn't return. Post-remediation verification is available when you want certainty — useful for landlords, sales and health concerns.
Restoration follows the IICRC S500 standard, which sorts water into three categories. The category decides what we can dry and keep versus what has to go — a technician confirms it on site.
From a broken supply line, a fresh water-heater tank or a bathtub overflow. Caught fast, most materials can be dried and saved.
Lightly contaminated — a dishwasher or washing-machine overflow, a sump discharge. Some porous materials dry; others are removed.
Grossly contaminated: sewage backups, toilet overflows with solids, outside flood water. A health hazard — removed and sanitized, not dried in place.
One message is all it takes — the price is set once a technician has seen the loss.
Tell us what happened — a burst pipe, a flood, standing water, a leak you just found. We dispatch a crew day or night, anywhere in the city.
We stop the source and pull the water out fast with truck-mounted and portable extractors, before it migrates into walls and the floor below.
Air movers and dehumidifiers go in on an IICRC S500 plan, with moisture mapped daily until the structure reads dry — not just surface-dry.
We restore what was damaged and hand your insurer a full photo-and-reading record. The written estimate is approved by you before any work starts.
Los Angeles is a patchwork of housing — DTLA lofts in century-old brick, Hollywood courtyard apartments, hillside homes in Silver Lake, Wilshire-Corridor high-rises in Westwood and beach bungalows in Venice. Each one fails in its own way: a supply line in a high-rise floods three units at once, a slab leak undermines a hillside home, the marine layer works on coastal plumbing. We cover all of it.
What stays the same everywhere is how we work: extract fast, dry to a documented standard, repair, and bill your insurer directly. The estimate is written up on site, after a technician has seen the loss — never a blind number over the phone.

Interactive coverage map of the City of Los Angeles. Tap a neighborhood to see our local water damage services.
Our crews work the whole City of Los Angeles and surrounding LA County — these neighborhoods most often.
Call or send a text — a crew gets dispatched, the water comes out, and you get a free written estimate before any work begins.
Serving Downtown LA, Hollywood, Sherman Oaks, Silver Lake, Westwood & Venice • 24/7 dispatch • We bill your insurer