Water Removal

Water Removal Services

Damage caused by water is a very serious problem when it comes to protecting the quality of your residential or commercial property, as well as its foundation. No matter where they occur, issues like rot and mold growth can grow and spread very fast. This is why it’s so important that you contact MasterPro’s professional technicians after experiencing any kind of damage loss from water at your home or business.

As water begins to saturate your property, the area affected by it will continue to grow until the problem is dealt with. With our many years of experience in restoring homes and businesses after water disasters, MasterPro is here to put your mind at ease. No matter how large or small the property loss is, our cleanup, removal, and restoration services are top notch, fast, and efficient.

Professional Water Removal

While most people think of rising flood waters as the main reason for massive damage to a home or business, it’s actually the small, overlooked areas that cause the most damage. Leaking or broken pipes, malfunctioning washing machine or dishwasher, or sink overflow can create just as much damage as a flood. Our technicians will provide all of the services in order to cleanup all of the water and repair the damages. We will also work directly with your insurance company so you can concentrate on getting your life back to normal as quickly as possible. Our number one priority is to make this process as simple as possible.

There are three types of water damage:

• Clean Water: no harmful contaminants. Rainwater is the most common form of clean damage from water to a property.
• Gray Water: has some contaminants in it. This could be an appliance that has a water supply line that floods over – like the ice maker in a refrigerator or washing machine.
• Black water: Contains harmful and dangerous contaminants. Avoid direct contact with it at all costs! Black water is caused from sewer backups or toilet overflows, and is most commonly referred to as sewage. A flood from a natural disaster or strong storm can result in other black water infiltrating your property.