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Livingston County lakes, heavy rain, snowmelt and failed sump pumps can send water into basements and lower levels. Howell Water Damage handles emergency extraction, flooded basement cleanup, burst and frozen pipe cleanup, sewage backup cleanup, mold remediation and water damage restoration. Services include water removal, moisture mapping, structural drying with air movers and dehumidifiers, cleaning, disinfection, containment and removal of wet or contaminated materials that cannot be dried. The company serves Livingston, Genesee and Oakland counties, including Howell, Brighton, Fenton, Fowlerville, Hartland, Milford, Pinckney and South Lyon. Homeowners can request 24/7 help by phone or through the Howell Water Damage website.
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48843, Howell, United States
- (517) 271-8378
- info@howellmiwaterdamage.com
- howellmiwaterdamage.com
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