Burst pipe, leaky water heater or water in the basement? We help Addison homeowners get the water out, dry the home properly and document everything for insurance.
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Tell us what happened and what got wet, and we’ll go from there.
Safety comes first. If water touches anything electrical, stay out; if a pipe burst, close the main valve; then get pictures. The full list is on our water damage page.
Addison had three water days on record this year. Photos showed standing water on a residential street on June 24, Addison’s fire district reported flooded roads on July 3, and street flooding came again on August 9.
July 3 stands out: a flash flood report at 10:20 PM CDT about 2 miles south-southwest of Addison.
Almost half of Addison’s homes were built before 1970. With storms that close together, older basements may not fully dry between them.
Preliminary NWS storm reports: NWS storm report
Addison housing at a glance: median year built 1972; 45% built before 1970; 20% built since 1990; 57% detached single-family; 67% owner-occupied (ACS 2020–2024 5-year estimates: Census Reporter).
Addison sits along Salt Creek, and its older neighborhoods have basements that have been through more than one wet decade.
For Addison homeowners, the job runs from mapping the wet areas, to removal and drying, to a documented handoff for your contractor. Nothing comes out without an explanation. See how the process works.
Per the EPA, drying wet materials within 24–48 hours helps prevent mold, which is why readings decide when we’re done. (Source: EPA) More in drying and moisture readings.
Whoever insures your home, we document the damage and meet your adjuster on site. Your claim is between you and your insurance company.
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We work with your insurance company: we document the damage with photos and measurements and help you understand the process. We are not a public adjuster; your claim is between you and your insurance company. Details are on our water damage page.
If the water came through a drain or you’re planning repairs, these Addison contacts and rules apply. You’ll find answers to common questions in the FAQ below.
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What did the July 3 storm report say about Addison? It was one of Addison’s wettest days this year: a flash flood report came in at 10:20 PM CDT. Read the full report text in the section above. (https://mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/wx/afos/p.php?pil=LSRLOT&e=202607052318)
We also help homeowners in Villa Park, Glendale Heights and Lombard. More about our work in Addison. Read how water damage restoration works.
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