Trusted Water Damage Restoration Services in Two Rivers

Mold testing and inspection reveal hidden contamination inside walls, HVAC ducts, or flooring.

Many insurance policies cover mold remediation if it's linked to a sudden water event. We assist in navigating the claims process.

Typical projects take 2–5 days, depending on severity and size of the affected area.

Contact us immediately after water damage. Mold can start forming within 24–48 hours, so quick action helps ensure faster drying and limits structural damage.

Most policies cover sudden and accidental water damage (like a burst pipe). Gradual leaks or neglected maintenance usually are not covered. We can assist with the claims process.

The drying process usually takes 3–5 days, depending on the area size, materials, and humidity levels. We use daily moisture readings to monitor and confirm progress.

We use commercial-grade pumps, vacuums, portables and truck mounted extractors, air movers, dehumidifiers, cavity & floor drying equipment and HEPA filters to ensure thorough drying to acceptable standards and proper indoor air safety.

Yes — even clean water can lead to mold growth if not dried properly. That’s why immediate professional remediation is essential.

It depends on the damage severity. For small, contained areas, you can usually stay in your home. For larger losses with contaminants (like sewage), temporary relocation may be safer.

We provide water damage cleanup across Two Rivers, Manitowoc, Sheboygan, Kewaunee, Brown, and Calumet Counties.

The cost varies based on severity, size, water source, and materials affected. Insurance often covers much of the cost. We provide detailed estimates upfront whenever possible. During emergency services, an itemized estimate will be produced 24-48 hours after the service starts.

Yes — we assess and document the loss, provide photos and drying logs, and bill insurers directly when possible, avoiding great hassle and stress to the homeowners.

• Shut off or contain the water source if safe.

• Turn off electricity in the affected area.

• Move valuables to a dry area.

• Avoid entering standing water until we arrive, there's always a risk for electric shock, gas inhalation etc.