Flood Cleanup
Storm water into ground floors and garages.
Storm flood cleanupThrough our San Diego office
Water damage restoration in San Diego
San Diego calls come in on the same number as Los Angeles and are handled through our San Diego office. So one call reaches a dispatcher either way.
- Answered 24/7
- San Diego office
- Storm and leaks
24/7 emergency line
(323) 709-0141- 1Call the same lineAny hour.
- 2We route itTo San Diego.
- 3Crew sentWith the right gear.
Quick answer
We handle storm flooding, sewage backups, roof leaks, plumbing leaks and mold in the city of San Diego through our San Diego office, reached on the same 24/7 number as our Los Angeles office. Call with your address and dispatch will route the job and give you an arrival window.
San Diego
Rare rain, big storms
San Diego gets little rain most years. So roofs, gutters and drains often go untested until a big storm arrives. When it does, roof leaks, overwhelmed storm drains and sewer backups all show up on the same night.
The rest of the year, the calls are household ones: water heaters, supply lines, shower pans and slow leaks that turn into mold behind cabinets.
San Diego
A record in the dry season
Tropical Storm Hilary on August 20, 2023 set a new record for the wettest August day in San Diego, as well as in Palm Springs and downtown Los Angeles. Riverside County declared a state of emergency, and about 13 inches fell at Upper Mission Creek in San Bernardino County. A summer storm like that catches roofs and drains that have not seen water in months, which is why so many leaks appear at once.
Common calls
Common calls from San Diego
Sewage Backup Cleanup
Drains backing up when lines overload in heavy rain.
Backed-up sewer linesCeiling and Roof Leak Water Damage
Roofs that leak in the first big storm of the year.
Roof leak damageAppliance Leak Cleanup
Water heaters and washers failing indoors.
Appliance leak cleanupShower and Tub Leak Water Damage
Shower pans leaking into walls and floors.
Shower leak damageMold Remediation
Growth behind cabinets and walls after slow leaks.
Clearing out moldHow it works here
How a San Diego call runs
Call the 24/7 line and give your San Diego address. The dispatcher routes the call to our San Diego office and tells you what to shut off while the crew is on the way.
The crew extracts water, removes anything storm water or sewage reached, maps moisture in walls and floors and sets drying equipment, logging every reading for the claim.
Nearby
Nearby areas we cover
San Diego County
County
All of San Diego CountyRiverside County
County
North to Riverside CountyOrange County
County
Orange County coverageFAQ
Questions from San Diego
No. It is the same 24/7 number. Dispatch routes the job.
Yes. Storm and street water are treated as contaminated.
Catch the water, move things out of the way and call so we can dry and document it.
Yes. Dispatch confirms an arrival window when you call.
Usually only with flood coverage. Roof leaks and sudden plumbing failures often are covered.
Water damage in San Diego?
Call the same 24/7 line and we will route it to our San Diego office.
24/7 emergency line
(323) 709-0141