Water Removal Franklin Indiana
Restorex is a water damage restoration company that helps customers with water removal in Franklin Indiana. We are equipped and ready to help you remove the excess water in your home.
Water removal is a service that can be covered by your home owner’s insurance policy. If you have questions about how your water damage is covered by insurance read a few of the articles below:
- Will the Insurance Company Pay for my Water Damage?
- Do I need Multiple Estimates Before Hiring a Contractor?
- What is a Preferred Contractor?
Basement Water Removal
A flooded basement is a very common form of water damage. Basements by design are vulnerable to water damage because they are built below ground and are constantly fighting water infiltration.
EXCELLENTBased on 148 reviewsTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.Judith Lysaker29. August, 2022.The guys were great!! On time professional and polite.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.Steven Cline25. August, 2022.We had a accident that caused major damage to our house, Called Restorex and they came and assessed it the afternoon we called for help. They stabilized the walls and made sure we were safe. The next day Brian was here to tear out carpet and damaged drywall and take away the damaged remains the next day. We felt totally comfortable with Van and Doug who came every day to work on the house. Our house turned out beautifully. I can't say enough about their confidence and total control of the repairs. Every concern we had Brian would say "I'll take care of that", He did all the insurance communication and all coordination of the different required services and it all came together with quality work seamlessly. We would recommend them to anyone who needs restoration, painting, electrical, plumbing, and flooring. They cleaned up every day before leaving and moved all of our stuff around for us. We can't thank them enough.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.Chelsea Overstreet9. August, 2022.Corbin, Terry, and the team at Restorex are absolutely pros! They helped us when our basement flooded and got the job down right. They also communicated with our insurance adjuster. If you have any restoration needs in your home, they should be your first call and only phone call.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.Eva Antonova6. August, 2022.Very professional and friendly. Great service, awesome people.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.Michael Scisney21. July, 2022.Corbin was very professional, polite and was a huge big help in the process of restoration to my basement.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.Rebecca Christner14. July, 2022.Corbin and his crew were great! Came right away when our basement flooded and worked with our insurance company to help us get it back in order! Highly recommend!Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.Josh Romine14. July, 2022.I had a pipe in my basement ceiling leak and we didn’t realize it until the paint on the drywall started to bubble up. I reached out to Restorex to help assess the damage once the leak was fixed by a plumber. It was easy to get in contact with them and they were super responsive. Corbin came out to my house and did the evaluation. He was friendly and very knowledgeable of water damage and the necessary repairs. He explained how to dry out the walls to prevent mold and then explained how I could patch the drywall myself to save some money. He didn’t charge for the evaluation. Overall I was very satisfied with my experience with Restorex and I would definitely use them again if I run into an issue in the future.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.Lisa Maloney14. July, 2022.Corbin came to give me a quote for restoration and was extremely thorough and knowledgeable in discussing my issue with me. He took the time to explain things to me, which my other restoration company did not, and let me know what could be done to remediate. The quote was also significantly less than the other provider. I would highly recommend him based on his knowledge and willingness to help. Seemed to have good ethics and put me as the customer first.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.Brett Wood25. May, 2022.Top notch company! From the moment I called Restorex, they spent considerable time explaining the process of water remediation, how the insurance claim process would work, and assuring me that this would be handled with care and competence. The crews that came to my house were polite, professional, clean, and very efficient. They worked around my two small children and dogs the whole time, and truly made us feel like they were taking care of us; not just doing a job. They even sent someone over the weekend to check on the equipment and make sure we were doing ok and didn’t have any questions or concerns. This company’s work was top notch, and they went the extra mile and made us feel like family while they did it all. I can truly say I would never use another company for this type of work.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.Joseph Farrell22. April, 2022.Restorex was quick to come out after our sump pump float failed to engage the pump. They ran a machine over the basement carpet to try to pull the water out and into the sump pit after the pump was working. Afterwards, they installed about 20 fans and 2 large dehumidifiers for 3 days to continue to dry out the carpet. Very friendly and easy to talk to guys.
Most modern homes are equipped with a sump pump system in the basement. These systems are great ways to manage the water around the foundation of your home, until the sump pump fails. Common ways the pumps fail:
- Lose power
- Circuit Breaker Overload
- Too much Water to Handle too Quickly
- Reach the End of the Life
Basement water removal can begin as soon as the sump pump system is working properly. This may require time for the power in the area to come back on or time for a license plumber to replace the old sump pump.
When a basement floods water can rise as high as 6 to 12 inches. The sump pump system, once working, will actually remove a large amount of this water. We can help speed up the process with additional 2 inch submersible pumps.
Once the bulk of the standing water is removed by pumps, the water that has saturated the carpet and pad needs to be removed.
Water Removal from Carpet
Are you able to remove the water from the carpet? This is a big questions a lot of home owners ask when we first arrive. The answer is yes.
We are equipped with the best water extractor for removing water from carpet and pad. The unit has been specifically designed for our industry to remove the maximum amount of water from carpet. Because we use this water extractor, most of the time we can dry our customer’s carpet and pad in place.
This saves a customer the hassle of removing and replacing their carpet or helps them stay under an insurance policy limit.
Flooded Crawlspace
The process to remove water from a flooded crawlspace is very similar to a flooded basement. If the crawlspace has a sump pump system, it needs to be working properly, before we begin using our pumps.
The bulk water will be removed using a gas motor pump or electrical submersible pumps. This can be a tedious process because crawlspaces traditionally do not have a lot of room move around. After the bulk water is removed, we can use a special piece of equipment we built for flooded crawlspaces.
Since crawlspaces are full of gravel, dirt, and debris, we are built a piece of equipment that we call the “super sucker”. We have taken a truck mount vacuum system and installed it with a 300 gallon tank that allows the gravel and debris to fall out into the tank without getting stuck in the extraction system. This allows us to remove puddled water through the crawlspace.
Category 3 Water Removal
Category 3 water is classified as “black water” or “sewage water”. It water that comes from a drain line or backups from the storm sewer system. This water requires special attention and equipment to remove it properly. We also use the “super sucker” to remove category 3 water. Therefore, we recommend that most customers don’t cleanup black water on their own.
Restorex Serves Customers in Franklin Indiana
Franklin is a city in Johnson County, Indiana, United States. The population was 23,712 at the 2010 census. Located about 20 miles south of Indianapolis, the city is the county seat of Johnson County.[6] The site of Franklin College, the city attracts numerous regional sports fans for the college teams, as well as audiences for its art events.
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