Flooded basement in Sterling Heights?
Water Damage Restoration & Flooded Basement Cleanup in Sterling Heights
We work all over Sterling Heights.
A person answers 24/7.
What you can expect from us
- A real person answers the phone 24 hours a day, and we can often be on site within a few hours.
- We work with every insurance company and document the damage for your claim.
- Ajaxx is an IICRC Certified Firm, which means our technicians are trained to the industry's cleaning and restoration standards.
For water damage in Sterling Heights, the first job is getting the water out and drying the house before mold starts. We cover all of Sterling Heights, and come from Ann Arbor by M-14 to I-275 and I-696, then north on Van Dyke. A real person answers the phone 24 hours a day.
What to do right now
- Shut off the water and stay clear of wet outlets.
- Take photos of the damage before cleanup.
- Move belongings off the wet floor.
Getting to Sterling Heights
We reach Sterling Heights by M-14 to I-275 and I-696, then north on Van Dyke and work in the neighborhoods along Hall Road, Van Dyke and Schoenherr and the areas near Dodge Park and Lakeside. Ajaxx Restoration serves homes and businesses throughout Sterling Heights in Macomb County, from neighborhoods along Hall Road, Van Dyke and Schoenherr to the areas near Dodge Park and Lakeside, and commercial properties along the M-59 and Mound Road corridors.
The Clinton River
The Clinton River winds through Sterling Heights on its way to Lake St. Clair.
subdivision-era housing
Much of Sterling Heights is subdivision housing. Ranch homes and colonials of that age commonly face:
- Basement floor drain backups during intense rain
- Aging sump pumps and pump discharge problems
- Water heaters past their expected life
- Original supply and drain lines starting to fail
- Foundation cracks that leak during wet springs
If sewage came up through a drain
Keep everyone out of the water, stop using plumbing, and call us. Sewage needs removal of affected materials and disinfection, more than drying. See sewage backup cleanup.
What should Sterling Heights homeowners watch for?
Housing is mostly brick ranches and colonials with basements. Lake weather, the Clinton River and high groundwater are hard on sump pumps and foundation walls. Check the pump every spring.
Will you have to tear out drywall?
Only if it cannot be dried. Moisture readings decide, and we tell you before anything is cut.
What do we do first?
We make the space safe and measure how far the water spread. Then the water comes out.
What else can we help with in Sterling Heights?
We also clean up after fires, mold and sewage backups.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a flooded basement dangerous?
It can be. Water may contact electrical outlets or contain sewage. Stay out until it is safe and call us.
Do you serve all of Sterling Heights?
Yes, along with surrounding Macomb County communities.
Will you come to the neighborhoods along Hall Road?
Yes. That is part of our area, along with the rest of Sterling Heights.
How far is Sterling Heights from your office?
We drive out from downtown Ann Arbor, usually by M-14 to I-275 and I-696, then north on Van Dyke.