Emergency Water Damage Restoration In San Diego, CA

We use powerful water removal pumps and vacuums to quickly remove hundreds or thousands of gallons of water from your property, which helps prevent long term water damage and mold growth.

Mighty Dry offers 24/7 water damage restoration services in San Diego. Please contact Mighty Dry today to discuss the water damage to your home, property, or business to give you the best time estimate to clean up water damage and dry.

When there is water exposure and moisture like a leak or flooding, mold will start to grow and spread. This type of water damage can even be harmful to your health and is recommended to be treated right away. Mighty Dry will treat the mold at the source and perform any water damage restoration services needed.

All water damage restoration costs vary depending on the situation. Contact Mighty Dry today to have a technician do a no cost evaluation and learn more about pricing. If you have insurance, you will never pay more than your deductible.

Please contact Mighty Dry today to learn more about our pricing for water damage restoration in San Diego.

Often times you will have to replace water damaged dry wall. Please contact Mighty Dry today for 24/7 response times to help assess the water damage and provide expert water damage restoration or repair services.

When immediate action is taken the dangers of water damage are decreased, but when left untreated water damage can cause a number of issues including posing risk to your health and causing potential damage to your property.

After performing our no cost evaluation, our trained technicians will explain the necessary steps with you about how to move forward with water damage restoration.
Some cases may need full work done involving demolition, drying and repairs/ restoration, while others need minimal work.

Water stains are of dark yellow color and in a halo shape.  This kind of damage is often linked to a roof leak and you can call out a specialist such as Mighty Dry to look at the damage for you and fix up the roof.  Another reason, but not as likely, is a hot water geyser leak.  This is only possible if a geyser is located above the water-damaged location.  A specialist will be able to look into this for you in order to fix it, however, in some cases, the geyser may need to be replaced.

The bubbling of paint is linked to the paint losing the ability to adhere to the surfaces behind it. The bubbles are either water or air-filled. This may be caused due to different reasons.

The surface was dirty prior to painting.
The best way to resolve this issue is by scraping the paint off, patching the area, then properly cleaning the surface prior to painting the surface. Allow the surface to completely dry before priming and painting.

Not applying primer prior to painting can lead to bubbles.
If bubbles appear, use the scraping-and-patching method, clean the surface, wait to dry, then apply a stain-blocking primer.

The area painted on or the surrounding areas were too hot.
When there are heat-generating appliances or bright direct sunlight during painting or shortly after, bubbling may appear. To solve this, scrape away the bubbles, clean the surface, let dry, then prime the surface. Paint the surface again when the temperature reaches between 50-85 degrees Fahrenheit.

The area painted on or the surrounding areas were moist.
Whether moisture on walls is linked to high humidity or leaks, inspecting the root of the problem is crucial to remedy the issue and prevent further damage to the surfaces. Hiring a team of professionals such as Mighty Dry to look into the issue can help determine the next step.

When the paint is peeling from surfaces, it could mean there is water damage present. It’s a good idea to check for plumbing issues or a leaky roof. Hiring a team of professionals like Mighty Dry will allow us to determine the source of the issue. Once the root of the problem has been addressed, prep the surface using a putty knife, sand the area to smooth out surrounding areas, prime the area, then repaint the patches.

In the event of water leaking out of the light fixture, taking the proper precautions is extremely important as it could be an incredibly dangerous situation.

Firstly, alarm everyone in the house of the severity of the incident and ensure everyone stays away from all electrical sources. Remove any individual from the affected room and close off access to it. Next, turn off the water and electricity in the room by going to the main water valve and the fuse box. This will minimize the chance of an electrical fire.

It is then crucial to call licensed professionals; you will need a restoration company such as Mighty Dry and an electrician. Once the house is cleared, the source of the issue has been identified and the restorations have been completed, you are safe to return back to the space.

Discovering a cold area on a carpet may mean there is moisture in the ground. You can double-check this by applying paper towels to the ground then placing a heavy object on top. Check back after a few minutes if the paper towel appears damp.

If the problem has occurred for a while, there may be permanent water damage and the development of mold. It is important to call upon a team of professionals such as the Mighty Dry team to inspect the problem. There may have been a pipe burst and if so, handling the issue quickly can ensure the mold growth does not spread and the severity of the water damage does not increase.

Even the best water heaters will leak at some point. This may mean a fixing of the damaged area or depending on the severity, a total replacement of the water heater may be necessary.

The first step is to determine where the leak is coming from. This may be directly from the water heater, or it could be from surrounding walls and surfaces that trickle down to the water heater. If it is found the leak is directly from the water heater, turning off the water supply will help from the leak continuing, and turning off the power supply (whether from the fuse box or the gas supply depending on what heats the water) will help diminish any safety hazards.

Next, check for the reason for the leak. If unsure, call upon a professional to assess the situation for you. The last crucial step is to ensure the leak does not cause any permanent damage to the surrounding areas. It may be of value to contact professionals such as Mighty Dry to ensure no permanent damage form.

If your water heater is failing, there may be a variety of reasons for this to occur. For one, there may be internal rust or sediment buildup, in addition to possible corrosive fumes damaging the tank. It is also possible that the water pressure is too high for the heater or the water heater is too small for its needs. Lastly, water heaters can damage with old age so simply replacing them may be the only solution.

Whatever reason led to your water heater failing, turn off the water supply to prevent leakage or any further damage from happening due to the leak. The next step if the water heater is leaking is to drain the tank to eliminate any remaining water from the tank. Next, call a plumber so that they can assess the situation and recommend the proper next steps. If the water heater caused a serious leak, you may need to call a restoration company such as Mighty Dry to damage control the situation and fix up any surfaces the water has seeped through.

An air conditioning system leaking is caused by only a couple of things. One possibility is the air filter being clogged up. A clogged air filter may be due to it being dirty causing the air to struggle to pass through causing the evaporator coils to become frozen. Another reason is for the drain pan, which houses the evaporator coils, to be cracked or to overflow. The last cause is a clogged condensate drain line backed up by debris, fungi, or algae. If you witness any of these, call upon a professional repair team to inspect the situation and recommend the proper care.

If the leaks have caused serious damage to nearby surfaces, call a team of experts such as Mighty Dry who can help restore the surrounding areas to prevent permanent water damage or mold growth.