Services
Water damage services in Olympia
Every call goes to the same place: an independent restoration contractor. The pages below describe the situations those calls tend to cover, with the local rules and numbers that go with each.
(360) 873-0718
Calling soon after you find the water usually leaves more choices. The call goes to an independent contractor.
Choose a situation
- Water damage restorationThe whole job from the first call to the last dry reading.
- Water extraction and dryingPulling standing water out, then drying what stays.
- Burst and frozen pipesWinter splits, supply-line failures and what the City does at the meter.
- Crawl space waterWater under the floor, where a house can hide it for weeks.
- Sewage backupBacked-up drains, who owns the side sewer and who to ring first.
- Storm and roof-leak damageRain that found a way in through roof, flashing or gutter.
- Appliance leaksWashers, water heaters, dishwashers and fridge lines.
- Fire and smoke damageSoot, smoke odor and the water a fire hose leaves behind.
Guides to read while you wait
- The first 24 to 48 hoursWhat to do, what to photograph and what to leave alone.
- Washington insurance basicsSudden versus gradual, flood, sewer backup and the claim clock.
- Water and sewer utilitiesWhich pipe belongs to whom, with the City phone numbers.
- Before you hireLabor and Industries registration and what to ask.
- RentersLandlord repair deadlines and renters insurance.
- QuestionsShort answers on how the line works.
Water still spreading? Make the call.
You will be asked what is wet, where the water came from and whether it has stopped. Have the street address in front of you.