Flooded Basement Cleanup in the Cleveland Area of Ohio

We provide emergency cleanup and repair services for flooded basements to help return your property to normal as fast as possible. We have been Northeast Ohio's leader in disaster recovery, with one sole focus, complete customer satisfaction. Our teams of IICRC technicians are experts in cleaning up wet, water damaged basements. Using state of the art equipment we can begin to extract water and create a cleanup plan of action even with severe flooding damages.



Property disasters can come in all shapes and sizes. Water damage to your home is often caused by a mechanical breakdown such as a burst pipe or broken sump pump. During these cases water damage can be minimal or severe, depending on how long the breakdown goes unnoticed. During heavy rains and severe storms, the potential for basement flooding grows exponentially. Sometimes owning a basement often involves the challenges of unwanted water.

Property owners who live in areas with a larger potential for home flooding are encouraged to explore flood insurance to protect their contents. Unexpected basement floods can quickly cause thousands of dollars in property damages to your home and contents.

Cleaning up and repairing a water damage basement as soon as possible is highly recommended. The best way to ensure your property does not have long term problems such as mold or mildew is to have the water damages cleaned up quickly and the damaged area dried out thoroughly. Removing the excess moisture is a critical part of the cleanup process as it is the best defense against mold growth. From flood and storm water to a faulty household appliance, unwanted water is one of the greatest threats to your property. PuroClean has the experience, technology and response you need to restore your property and get your life back on track.
If you hire cleanup or repair contractors, be sure they are qualified. Be wary of people who drive through neighborhoods offering help. Check references.

Call 866-944-PURO (7876)
When engaging in the disaster scene yourself, and fter the water/sewage has receded, make certain all electrical equipment has been completely disconnected. Flush the floors and walls with water from a hose and then wash the floors and walls with detergent and hot water. Wear plastic disposable gloves and clothing that can be discarded.