Water in the building? Get extraction started.

Connects homeowners with local water-damage crews for floods, burst pipes, and wet interiors.

Request a local water-damage crew for extraction and drying. They contact you directly.

Rapid Water Extraction
Flooded Basement Cleanup
Burst Pipe Recovery
Emergency Structural Restoration

Monitored Grid

ACTIVE

Threshold Baseline

NWS · BOM · ECCC criteria

Operating Regions

US / CA / AU

Dispatch Compliance Protocol

To receive requests from our routing network, contractors must legally maintain:

[US]Active State Licensure, EIN, and General Liability COI.
[AU]State Trade Licensure, ABN, and Public Liability Certificate of Currency.
[CA]Provincial Licensing, Federal BN, and Provincial Workers' Comp Clearance.

Regional Grid Access

What the crews handle

Standing water extraction from basements and ground floors
Burst pipe, flexible hose, and appliance leak cleanup
Structural drying with dehumidification and air movers
Moisture readings to confirm materials are actually dry
Removing materials that cannot be saved

Call sooner rather than later if

—There is standing water anywhere in the building
—Carpet or underlay is saturated
—Water has run behind skirtings, under flooring, or into wall cavities
—A musty smell has appeared after a leak
—The water involved sewage or ran across ground outside

Water damage is a race against materials. Plasterboard wicks moisture upward, chipboard swells and loses strength, and mould can establish on damp organic material within a day or two — so extraction and active drying early usually costs far less than replacing materials later.

Before anything else: do not walk into standing water until the power to that area is off. If the switchboard is wet or you are unsure, call an electrician or your network operator.

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