Causes of Water Damage

Water damage takes many forms and can hit even the most organized business or homeowner. Various flood damage circumstances need appropriate treatments. Regardless of the origin or scale of flood damage in your business, Paul Davis Emergency Services respond quickly and efficiently. Learn more about some of the most common types of flood damage below:

Natural Causes

Long periods of rainfall will put any structure's foundation to the test. If weather gets intense, water becomes a destructive element. Be it a flood, hurricane, or winter storm, when water hits your property, it becomes a serious problem. Nobody is prepared for a problem like this, but when something goes wrong, you'll have our help.

Underground Flooding

Underground rooms draw in lots of runoff water, whether from rain, roof damage, a damaged sump pump, or other sources. It only takes a single crack in the basement for moisture to invade. Paul Davis experts are highly trained to eliminate water from cellars, clean and preserve your possessions, and dry everything fast to lessen the damage. We don't rest until we have confirmed that the work is done.

Sewage Spills & Problems

Sewage back up is not only disgusting, it's dangerous. Grey or black water pollution contains pathogens that can result in infection. Flooding from sewer blockages should be designated as an emergency and be handled immediately. Trained Paul Davis technicians comb through and remove the damage from the sewage and all stagnant water damage may have occurred. Our equipment and specialized training can fix the problem with safety and quality.

Appliance Malfunctions & Busted Plumbing

If your faucet, bathtub, washing machine or any other appliance leaks, the outcome can vary from annoying to devastating. Stagnant water on the floor can drain into tight spots, collecting in out of reach places. You then cause wood damage and harbor a mold invasion. If your water damage starts from toilet or kitchen malfunction, you additionally risk fostering illnesses. Have an emergency specialist investigate the situation to prevent further costs down the road.

Water after Fire Damage

It's tragic enough for your property to sustain fire damage, but it's worse to be left with water damage in the days after the fire. In the process of extinguishing an indoor fire, your home or business can be left with water damage. Such a surplus of severe damage can leave your space ruined. Paul Davis has the training to eliminate all fire or water damage left.