24/7 emergency restoration in Springfield

While you wait for our crew

Water emergency

• Shut off the water at the fixture valve or the main (usually at the meter or where the line enters the house).
• Kill power to affected rooms at the breaker panel if water is near outlets or appliances.
• Move what you can to dry ground; put foil or blocks under furniture legs.
• Don't run the HVAC if the water might be contaminated (sewage, outdoor flooding).

Fire — after the fire department clears the scene

• Don't re-enter until officials say it's safe — and even then, limit trips inside.
• Don't wipe soot from walls or use electronics/appliances; improper cleaning sets stains permanently.
• Call us for board-up and tarping the same day — an open structure invites weather, animals, and liability.

Storm damage

• Stay away from downed lines and damaged trees under tension.
• If water is coming in, catch what you can and move belongings — but stay off the roof. That's our job, and wet roofs hurt people.
• Photograph everything before any cleanup.

What happens when you call

We answer, ask the questions that matter (what happened, is it ongoing, is the building safe), give you immediate steps over the phone, and dispatch. The crew stabilizes the property — extraction, tarping, board-up — documents everything with photos for your insurer, and we go from there in daylight with a full assessment.