Flooded Basement Cleanup in Carol Stream

Flooded basement cleanup for Carol Stream homes

Flooded basement cleanup starts with getting the standing water out and stopping whatever let it in. Our crew extracts the water, pulls wet carpet and pad, and cuts out the soaked bottom of the drywall so the wall cavities can dry. Air movers and dehumidifiers are sized to the room, and we take moisture readings every day until the numbers show dry. When the pump was the cause, we replace it and can add a battery backup in the same pit before anything gets rebuilt.

We cover Carol Stream, working the streets off North Avenue, Gary Avenue, Army Trail Road and Schmale Road. It is a DuPage County village where townhomes and single-family houses sit side by side, and the Great Western Trail runs through it. If your Carol Stream basement has window wells, check them after a hard rain, because a well with a clogged drain fills up and pushes water through the window frame. When that is how the water got in, we clean up the basement and point out what the well needs, whether that is a cover or a clear path to its drain.

What a Carol Stream basement cleanup includes

How a Carol Stream basement cleanup runs

Once the water is out, we walk the basement with you and write up the scope, with daily equipment rates shown in writing before anything is set up. If we open a wall and find more damage than expected, that extra work is priced in writing and you approve it before we touch it. The rebuild gets its own written estimate, and we book it around the days we said. At the end we walk every room with you against the scope.

• We answer calls and texts 24/7.
• Daily equipment rates come in writing before setup.
• Moisture readings are taken every day.
• Equipment comes out as soon as it reads dry.
• You get copies of the photos and readings.
• One company handles the pump, backup and rebuild.