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Because we offer a range of services, we provide more than just water leak detection and flood damage services, we are able to help with much more. So if you have suffered flood damage to your property, we can help get it back to normal after. We have a full suite of professional drying equipment to help with restoring your property as effectively and efficiently as we possibly can. This is alongside other associated equipment, such as air scrubbers.

It can be a difficult time after flood damage or a major water leak but our team are here to help you out. You are in experienced and safe hands when dealing with our friendly team. Contact us today to discuss your problem and we will explain how we can help you and guide you through the process from start to finish. Speaking of guides to flooding, we have a great article sharing Christmas flooding advice.

One of the famous flood events we helped with were the Fishlake Floods of 2019. On the subject of flooding, checkout our article showing York Flood Maps which is very interesting. On the subject of flood damage, our article how concrete leaks drying can be challenging without drying equipment. Plus our blog post on pressure drying which can be beneficial after flood damage as can our additional services such as our remote monitoring system.

Flood Damage – Locations

We can help in many different types damage including:

• River Flooding – when rivers burst their banks and overflow into properties
• Basement Flooding – from flooding, major leaks or drainage leaks
• Storm Flooding – after major rainfall causing localised flooding
• Flash Flooding – from a sudden ingress of water into a property
• Commercial Flooding – when your business is affected by flood damage
• Mains Water Flooding – when there is a water supply flood damage

Depending on the scale of flood damage you have at your property, the age and the type of construction your property is, we’ll optimise and tailor service to your needs, using specialist equipment and techniques. So for example, dealing with basement flooding, is different to a ‘normal’ flooding event.

A flood at your property may be an unusual experience for you but we will do everything we can to help you through such a difficult time. Our team understand the process from start to finish and will guide you through it. You find out about us more on our page about us an our experience. We are a local company who is proud to serve our community across the York and Yorkshire Coast region.

All of our technicians are trained and experienced in water leak detection too, helping to find your leaks in places not visible to the naked eye. If you have a water leak, they can help find it. Wherever possible using non-destructive methods so as not to cause any further damage or disruption to your property. We work with many of the UKs biggest insurance companies to help them and their customers who are going through an insurance flood damage claim, they trust us to deliver a great service and so can you.

River Flood Damage – across Yorkshire

Here is a list of the major rivers in Yorkshire that can contribute to local flooding across the region:

• The River Swale flooding – comes from the North West, merging with the Ure to form the River Ouse
• The River Ure – South of the Swale, flowing by Ripon before flowing into the Ouse
• The River Nidd – South of the Ure flowing by Harrogate before also joining the River Ouse
• The River Wharfe – south of the Nidd, by Ilkley and Wetherby before joining the Ouse
• The River Aire – by Skipton area before passing through Leeds to merge with the Ouse
• The River Calder – flowing by Halifax and Huddersfield before joining the Aire and Ouse
• The River Don – flowing by Barnsley, then through Sheffield, Rotherham and Doncaster
• The River Rother – which joins the River Don at Rotherham
• The River Ouse – flows through York before flowing to the Humber Estuary
• The River Foss – York’s second river, which joins the Ouse at York city centre
• The River Derwent – flows through the North Yorkshire Moors to join the Ouse by Selby
• The River Hull – which flows straight down through Hull into the Humber estuary

Several of these originate as Yorkshire Dales Rivers or from other locations in Yorkshire. We also have an article on where several of these rivers meet at their river confluences across the local area.

York and specifically on the River Ouse is the place where the infamous Viking Recorder river level monitoring station is, close to the centre. It reports on river levels and flood alerts for the River Ouse and the York area.

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