Water Damage Restoration
Complete drying, cleanup, and restoration after any water intrusion — from appliance leaks to major floods — coordinated through one call, day or night.
One free call connects you with an independent local water damage pro anywhere in New York — extraction, drying, and cleanup, day or night.
Tell us what you're seeing — we'll point you to the right help.
Water damage doesn't wait for business hours — and in New York, it rarely gives much warning. A frozen pipe bursts in a Westchester colonial at 2 AM. A summer thunderstorm floods a Queens basement in twenty minutes. A washing machine hose lets go behind a Manhattan laundry closet while everyone's at work. When it happens, you need one number that answers, any hour, and connects you with a local pro who can actually get there.
That's what abc is: a referral service for water damage restoration across New York State. When you call (800) 110-0003, we connect you with an independent, licensed local water damage restoration professional near you. The provider you are connected with performs the service — extraction, drying, cleanup, and repairs — and a local pro typically arrives in 30–45 minutes.
New York's housing stock is old, dense, and varied — pre-war brownstones in Brooklyn, high-rise co-ops in Manhattan, Colonials and split-levels across Long Island and Westchester, and farmhouses up the Hudson Valley. Old plumbing, finished basements, flat roofs, and freeze-thaw winters make water damage one of the most common property emergencies in the state. The local professionals in our network deal with these buildings every day, and they bring the right equipment for each one: truck-mounted extractors, low-grain refrigerant dehumidifiers, air movers, and thermal imaging to find moisture hiding behind walls.
Your call is answered 24/7 — including weekends and holidays. We connect you with an independent local provider, who talks through what you're seeing, gives you immediate steps to limit the damage, and dispatches to your address. On arrival, the provider assesses the water, extracts what's standing, sets drying equipment, and takes moisture readings over the following days until everything is back to a dry standard. You'll get documentation of the work, which helps with insurance claims.
Twelve services, one free call. Each connects you with a local New York pro equipped for that exact problem.
Complete drying, cleanup, and restoration after any water intrusion — from appliance leaks to major floods — coordinated through one call, day or night.
Standing water removal, structural drying, and sanitizing after flash floods and rising water — with moisture checks until every surface reads dry.
Rapid response after hurricanes, nor'easters, and severe thunderstorms — roof leaks, wind-driven rain, and debris damage handled start to finish.
Industrial pumps and truck-mounted extractors pull standing water from floors, carpets, and basements fast — the critical first step that limits damage.
Safe removal and deep disinfection after sewer backups and toilet overflows — protective gear, proper disposal, and odor neutralizing included.
Minimal-downtime recovery for offices, retail, and restaurants — after-hours scheduling, large-loss equipment, and documentation for your insurer.
Pumping, drying, and deodorizing for flooded basements and cellars — sump-pump failures, foundation seepage, and storm runoff all covered.
Scientific drying with air movers, dehumidifiers, and daily moisture readings — walls, subfloors, and framing dried in place whenever possible.
Water removal and drying for damp crawl spaces — standing water pumped out, humidity controlled, and vapor issues flagged before mold starts.
Thermal imaging and moisture meters find hidden water behind walls and under floors — a clear report on what's wet and what it needs.
Stained, sagging, or dripping ceilings traced to the source — the leak is stopped, damaged drywall removed, and the area dried and patched.
Emergency shutoff guidance by phone, then fast extraction and drying after frozen or burst pipes — winter's most common New York water disaster.
Call any time — a local pro typically arrives in 30–45 minutes, extracts the water, sets professional drying equipment, and checks moisture daily until your space is verified dry.
Because when water is spreading across your floor, you don't want a directory, a form, or a callback tomorrow. You want a live person who answers now and connects you with a local pro who shows up fast — that's exactly what this number does, around the clock, across New York.
Nights, weekends, holidays — a real person picks up.
Toll-free number. No charge to reach a local pro.
47 cities covered from one memorable number.
Connected with local pros who do the work.
Apartments, houses, offices, retail, restaurants.
Typical arrival window once you're connected.
Drag the handle to compare. Professional extraction and structural drying can return soaked rooms to a verified-dry standard — often saving floors, walls, and belongings that look like a total loss.
Don't wait to see if it gets worse — it will. Water spreads through drywall, subfloors, and insulation within hours, and mold can start growing in as little as 24–48 hours. The sooner extraction and drying begin, the more of your home and belongings can be saved.
From the five boroughs across Long Island to the Hudson Valley — find your city below.
Real numbers from FEMA and NOAA — this is why fast help matters here.
FEMA flood-related disaster declarations in Suffolk County alone — hurricanes, storms, and floods keep coming back.
Source: FEMA OpenFEMA Disaster Declarations
Inches of rain per year across our New York counties — every roof, basement, and foundation takes a beating.
Source: NOAA NCEI nClimDiv county normals, 1991–2020
Of flash-flood and severe-storm events strike June–September — summer is New York's water damage season.
Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, 2021–2024
Costs vary with the size of the affected area, the water category, and how long materials stayed wet. A small clean-water leak can cost a few hundred dollars to dry; a large contaminated flood with tear-out runs into the thousands. The local pro assesses your damage on arrival and explains pricing before work begins — the call itself is always free.
Most residential jobs take three to five days of active drying after extraction, with daily moisture readings to confirm progress. Small leaks can finish in a day or two; large floods or sewage jobs take longer. Equipment stays until every surface meets a dry standard — drying is never rushed, because damp materials grow mold.
First, shut off your main water valve if you can do it safely. Move valuables and electronics away from the water, and avoid any area with standing water near outlets. Then call (800) 110-0003 right away — a local pro typically arrives in 30–45 minutes to extract water and start drying before damage spreads.
Warning signs include a sudden drop in water pressure, water stains spreading across walls or ceilings, the sound of running water when taps are off, puddles where there shouldn't be any, and a spiking water bill. In winter, a faucet that produces nothing on a freezing morning often means a frozen pipe about to burst.
Usually, yes — most homeowners policies cover sudden, accidental water damage from burst pipes, including the resulting repairs. Damage from long-term leaks or neglected maintenance is typically excluded. Document everything with photos, keep receipts, and ask the local pro for the moisture reports and invoices your adjuster will want.
For small spills, blot — don't rub — then use a wet/dry vacuum and fans pointed at the area. For soaked carpet or padding, call a professional: household equipment can't pull water from the pad, and trapped moisture grows mold within days. Professional extractors remove water from carpet and pad in one pass.
Once we connect you, a local pro typically arrives in 30–45 minutes — day or night, weekends and holidays included. Arrival depends on your location, traffic, and current demand, so the provider confirms an ETA when you call. For active flooding or sewage, say so upfront and your call is prioritized.
Standard homeowners insurance excludes flooding, and even separate flood insurance limits basement coverage — typically structural elements and essential systems, not finished walls, flooring, or belongings. Check your policy's basement exclusions before storm season, and document any damage with photos immediately.
Stay safe first: avoid standing water near electricity, and leave immediately if you smell gas or see sparks — then call 911. If it's safe, move valuables to higher ground and shut off the water main for plumbing leaks. Then call (800) 110-0003 — fast extraction in the first hours prevents most lasting damage.
One free call connects you with an independent local pro — extraction, drying, and cleanup, 24/7, anywhere in New York.
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