Your point of contact

Your Contact for Water Damage Inquiries

Ted Sellers is the contact for website and service inquiries. Use Call Now or the contact form to discuss the property, ask about availability, and clarify the proposed next step.

Know who is responsible for each step

A request may involve an independent contractor. Before scheduling, confirm who will assess the property, who is providing the estimate, and which company would carry out the work.

Ask for the proposed scope and the contact responsible for questions, changes, and scheduling. Agree on those details with the company performing the work before authorizing it.

Keep access and approvals clear

For a rental property or managed building, name the contact who can arrange access and approve work. Include affected units or rooms, entry restrictions, and the best way to reach that person.

You can describe what you have already observed without entering an unsafe area. Mention any known access or safety concerns when making the request.

Read the referral disclosure About Fixing Water Damage

Request water damage help

Tell us what happened at your property.

Start with your name, the property city or ZIP code, and a way to reach you. Add any details you already know about the water damage.

Where the water appeared and which rooms are affected.
Whether the water source is still active.
Who can arrange access to the property.

Call to discuss availability. A form starts an inquiry; the work and schedule are agreed during follow-up.

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Request water damage service

Your name, property city or ZIP code, and email or phone are enough to start.