Step 1: 24 Hour Emergency Contact 

Water Damage Repair – Step 1

The first step in the water damage restoration and water damage repair process is to give us a call at 763-712-9712! We make a commitment to all of our clients that we have staff on-call 24/7 in case of an emergency. This means that you won’t have to leave a voicemail or wait for a call back. You will get a live person who can help you on the other end of the line no matter when you call!

If you have any sort of water emergency as flood damage, water damaged drywall, ceiling water damage, or a water leak in your ceiling below the bathroom – speed matters! The faster that you can get in touch with a water damage restoration company near you, the quicker the water damage cleanup can begin. The sooner that you give us a call, the sooner you can put the mess behind you!

Whether you have drywall water damage, wet drywall, or a ceiling leak from rain, our technicians know how to handle water damage. Take the stress away in a time of disaster and give us a call today at 763-712-9712. We service Coon Rapids, Andover, Ham Lake, and the entire Anoka County.

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Water damage can be chaotic and traumatic. When you call us, we understand you may be feeling confused, stressed, and vulnerable. You need an expert to guide you through this crisis. SERVPRO of Coon Rapids/Central Anoka County has the specific water damage training and experience to help you through this tough time. We specialize in water damage restoration—in fact, it's the cornerstone of our business.

What to Expect

When you call, we will ask several questions regarding your water damage emergency. These questions will help us determine what equipment and resources to bring, including how many trained SERVPRO Professionals may be needed.

Our SERVPRO Representative will ask several questions:

  • Your name and contact information
  • Your insurance information (if applicable)
  • The street address of the water-damaged home or business
  • When did the flooding or water damage occur?
  • What caused the water damage (if known)?
  • Is there electricity available (on-site)?

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