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Take the proactive approach and follow these three simple steps towards regaining control over the situation and resolving your water damage problem.

1. Put safety first to protect yourself and your family from injuries or infections.

2. Secure your home and personal belongings from further damage.

3. Contact RestorationSOS^® for a free consultation and damage analysis. Complete the Emergency Form above or call 1-877-767-2407.

For local water damage restoration services in your area, choose a state below or complete the Emergency Form above:

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Floods are the second most common of all natural disasters. Most communities in the United States have experienced some kind of flooding, after spring rains, heavy thunderstorms, or winter snow thaws.

According to FEMA statistics, more than 41 million dollars were paid to Michigan flood insurance policy holders since 1978. An average of about 12 million dollars per year in damages, caused by floods and water.

These statistics do not include uncovered damages and damages caused to uninsured property owners.