The six services
Flood Damage Restoration
The full job after a flood: pump-out, mud and debris removal, the flood cut on wet walls, cleaning, drying to a reading and a file for your claim. Start here if water came in from a creek, a street or a yard.
Flooded Basement Cleanup
Lower levels that took creek backwater, surface runoff or rising groundwater. Covers finished basements, stone foundations and the contents stored below grade.
Sump Pump Failure Cleanup
Cleanup and drying after a pump, float switch, discharge line or power failure lets the pit overflow. Pumps themselves are a plumber's job; this service is the cleanup.
Storm and Creek Flood Cleanup
Brandywine, French Creek and street water that came inside during a storm, with the National Weather Service gauge stages that matter for the low spots.
Flood Insurance Claim Documentation
Photos, waterline measurements, moisture readings and item lists for an NFIP or private flood claim. Not a public adjuster and not an insurance agency.
Water Removal and Structural Drying
Extraction, dehumidifiers, air movers and a written moisture log, so the structure is actually dry before anyone closes a wall.
What is not on this list
Burst pipes, appliance leaks, fire and smoke damage, and mold remediation are outside this site. Those are different jobs, and a flood provider is not always the right one for them.
How to pick the right page
If you are not sure which service fits, it does not matter much. Send the form with a sentence about what happened, and the provider who follows up will sort out the scope. The cost guide gives guide ranges for each kind of job, and the service areas page lists the towns with their own pages.