Phone and Email for Holly Springs Water Damage Help

Details to Gather for the Call

These 7 details help the restoration company scope the job on your first call.

1. The water source and whether it is stopped
2. The time the materials have been wet
3. The rooms and floors affected, with the rough square footage
4. The water color: clear, gray, or sewage
5. The damage photos NCDOI says to keep for your claim
6. The insurance company name and policy number
7. The HOA, condo association, or landlord contact, when one applies

Reasons to Call

• burst pipe water damage cleanup: lines split by cold; the NOAA Apex station averages 8.6 nights a year at or below 20°F.
• water heater leak cleanup: tank units last about 8 to 12 years per manufacturer guidance, and the town's leak adjustment excludes water heater leaks.
• appliance leak cleanup: washer hoses, dishwashers, and ice maker lines, with washer inlet hoses due for replacement after 5 years of use.
• sewage backup cleanup: town sewer blockages go to (919) 577-3150, and sewage is Category 3 water under the IICRC S500 standard.
• storm and flood water cleanup: creek and runoff water after heavy rain, along Middle Creek from Apex to Sunset Lake.

Towns Covered by This Number

• Holly Springs, NC
• Fuquay-Varina, NC
• Apex, NC
• Cary, NC
• New Hill, NC
• Angier, NC

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