24/7 restoration service
A burst pipe can flood a room in minutes. We respond in **45 minutes** to stop the spread, extract the water, and dry your property before mold sets in.
When a pipe bursts, water pours out fast - soaking floors, walls, and everything below. The priority is to stop the source and remove the water before it spreads into the structure and triggers mold. Call us the moment it happens: we'll talk you through shutting off your water main and dispatch a certified crew immediately.
Burst-pipe cleanup is water damage at its most urgent. Our crew is IICRC-certified (WRT/ASD), on-site in 45 minutes, available around the clock, and we work directly with your insurance. We serve homes and businesses across San Jose and the South Bay. See our full water damage restoration services.
Shut off your water main if it's safe, then call (408) 639-5349. The faster the water stops and we start extracting, the less damage you'll face.
Our focus is the emergency water damage - extraction, drying, and restoration. We can coordinate a licensed plumber for the actual pipe repair so everything is handled.
Sudden, accidental pipe bursts are typically covered by homeowners and commercial policies. We document the damage to support your claim.
About 45 minutes across San Jose and the South Bay, 24/7.
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Related guides
Use these guides to understand first steps, insurance documentation and restoration decisions before damage spreads.
A burst pipe is one of the fastest-moving home emergencies there is — it can flood a room in minutes and send water through ceilings and into floors below. What you do in the first few minutes genuinely affects how much damage you're left with. Here's exactly what to do, in order. (General guidance.)
Read guideThe first day after a flood sets the tone for everything that follows — how much of your home is saved, how smooth your insurance claim is, and how soon you're back to normal. Here's exactly what to do, in order.
Read guideIt's the question on every homeowner's mind the moment water appears: will my insurance pay for this? The general answer is that homeowners policies typically cover water damage that's sudden and accidental — but not damage from gradual neglect or from flooding, which is a separate category. Here's how to tell which bucket your situation falls into. (This is general information, not insurance advice — always check your specific policy and confirm with your insurer.)
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