FAQS

Water Damage Restoration and Emergency Flood Tips

After any water damage, safety should be the primary focus.
Is it safe to stay at home?
Avoid electrical hazards.
If possible, pay attention to the slippery areas.
Wet materials can be too heavy.
Be careful!

What to Do After Water Damage or Flooding

• Wipe it out and remove too much water.
• After removing the tabletop items, wipe out more water from the wooden furniture.
• Remove and support wet tiles and cushions.
• Place aluminum foil or wooden blocks between furniture feet and wet carpets.
• Remove the colored carpets from the wet carpet.
• Remove any picture to a safe and dry place.
• Collect loose items from the floor.
• Stay away from the rooms where the ceilings are hanging.
• Close the cutter panel.
• Close the waterline.

What Not to Do After Water Damage or Flooding

• Do not leave wet fabrics in place. Hang fur and leather.
• Do not leave books, magazines or other colored items on wet carpets or floors.
• Do not use the house vacuum to clean the water.
• Do not use your TV or other electrical devices.
• Do not use your household appliances.
• Do not open ceiling fixtures when the ceiling is wet.

In Emergency Restoration Services, we are committed to your needs. When you call us, we’ll do the right thing the first time.

If you’re looking for a reliable water damage restoration company in Fayetteville, don’t tire yourself out anymore and choose ASAP Flood & Fire Restoration.

Call us today for our trained damage restoration professionals!

Don’t Worry, We’ll Take Care Of The Insurance Company Directly
No one wants to tire out making an insurance claim, but if there’s a leak on your property that causes water damage, you may need to do so. If you claim water damage with your insurance company, our goal is to provide you with superior service without you paying. For your ease, we help you take advantage of your insurance claim without your pocket spending. In fact, at ASAP Flood & Fire Restoration, we can help you find the best public adjuster to defend your needs.