Specialist Flood Damage Cleaning Services

We guarantee an excellent level of service and outstanding results every time.

When speaking with our staff, if there are any images or videos of the water damage, please include them. We use this to give our experts the evidence they need to create a bespoke plan of action. We provide a no-obligation quote and an on-site risk assessment to identify any possible hazards on your property.

When they arrive on-site, our skilled cleaners will use state-of-the-art equipment and the appropriate PPE to complete the cleaning process. Pumps, drying tools, and HEPA systems are utilised to dry and clean every water-damaged surface in your home. Until you are happy with the results, we remain on-site.

What is my home at risk of after a flood?

After a flood in your home, you will notice a significant amount of humidity and moisture in the air. This is typical after a flood and, unfortunately, can have some long-term effects.

The first indications of mould growing inside your home will manifest if it remains moist and warm after a flood. Mould may develop on your furniture, walls, drapes, ceilings, and windows. Dehumidifiers and air purifiers can slow the spread, but mould remediation services are necessary to eradicate it.

Additionally, it's possible that floodwater carried in contaminates from waste or sewage pipelines. Your home will be exposed to several bacterial diseases, therefore making it unsafe to live in.

This environment can attract rats, mice, flies, and maggots. You must have your house inspected for pests and bacteria before you re-enter.

Is it safe to go outside during a flood?

Flooding may happen outside your home if you live in a location with sloping roads and hills. Water may build up on the streets and overflow surrounding drains, putting vehicles at risk of having their engines and air conditioning systems flood. In addition, if there is a strong current, they can start to float or get carried away.

If you go outside during a storm, there are additional dangers to consider. It's possible to get hurt by something caught in a flood or drown in deep water. Flood water may contain chemicals, waste from people and animals, body fluids, etc.

If the water gets into your home, there is a chance you might get injured by debris or catch an infectious illness. If you encounter any damaged electricals exposed to floodwater, you might suffer serious injuries or be at risk of death. When you receive an alert to evacuate, you must do so immediately for your own safety.

We cover all areas in the Maidstone borough of Kent, including:

• Allington
• Bearsted
• Benover
• Bexon
• Bicknor
• Chainhurst
• Detling
• Frinsted
• Harrietsham
• Hollingbourne
• Horden
• Langley
• Leeds
• Lenham
• Marden
• Nettlestead
• Sutton Valence
• Teston
• Ulcombe

How to make your home more flood-resistant

You will have a lot of freedom as a homeowner over safeguarding your house from any potential floods. If you reside in a high-risk location, you should consider upgrading your home to lessen the possibility of flooding.

• Install flood-resistant windows and doors
• Use permeable materials instead of paved surfaces
• Establish a location for the storage of blocks, sandbags, and flood barriers.
• Any appliances should be put on higher surfaces
• Put sump pumps in your plumbing
• Swap out permeable floor coverings for waterproof ones.
• Place expensive or electrical items on high surfaces
• Electrical outlets should be elevated
• Place drains everywhere around your home.
• Move the water supply, fuses, and boilers upstairs.
• Ensure each floor level has its own electrical circuit
• Improve your garage with flood-resistant doors and appropriate sealants