When disaster strikes, you need a team that knows exactly what to do—and does it well. At Homeway Construction & Restoration, our expert technicians follow a proven, comprehensive water damage cleanup process backed by industry certifications and years of hands-on experience. We are proud to be IICRC certified and a trusted BBB member, ensuring you get only the highest level of service and care.

Our water damage cleanup process includes:

1. Assessment and Inspection:  Assessing the source and scope of damage to plan the next steps.
2. Water Extraction:  We use industrial-grade pumps and vacuums to quickly remove all standing water.
3. Drying and Dehumidification: We deploy high-powered fans and dehumidifiers to fully dry your space and prevent mold.
4. Cleaning and Sanitizing: Surfaces are thoroughly cleaned and disinfected for a safe, healthy environment.
5. Repairs and Restoration:  From structural damage to drywall, we restore everything back to pre-loss condition.
6. Final Inspection: We ensure all issues are resolved, and your property is safe to occupy.
7. Documentation and Communication:  We document everything for your insurance claim and keep you informed every step of the way.

As a full-service water damage contractor, Homeway Construction & Restoration provides a complete range of services to get your property back to normal—fast. From extraction to final repairs, we're your one-stop solution for all things water damage.

Our services include:

• Water Damage Restoration
• Flood Damage Cleanup
• Water Extraction
• Sewage Cleanup
• Structural Drying
• Dehumidification
• Thermal Imaging
• Leak Detection
• Emergency Water Damage Cleanup

Wondering if your insurance will cover the damage? The answer depends on the source of the water.

Homeowner's insurance typically does cover water damage if:

• Sudden & Accidental:  A burst pipe or appliance malfunction causes damage.
• Storm Damage: Wind, hail, frozen plumbing, etc.
• Vandalism: Intentional flooding or sabotage.
• Fire Extinguishing: Water used by firefighters during emergencies.

Insurance usually does not cover water damage if:

• Neglect or Poor Maintenance: Ongoing leaks or ignored repairs.
• Floods: Rising water from storms or overflowing rivers (requires separate flood insurance).
• Sewer Backups:  Unless you have a specific policy endorsement.
• Ground Seepage: Water entering from the soil or foundation cracks.