Floodwater doesn’t always enter through your front door. Sometimes it rushes in under the garage, pools around your entryway, or runs straight down your driveway into your home. These ground-level flood paths are common in heavy storms, especially in low-lying areas or homes without proper drainage. At Dwyer Restoration, our crews handle storm flood cleanup with a focus on speed, safety, and long-term protection.
Garages are often the first to take on water. Whether the door seals failed or water came in through the walls, we extract standing water, dry the interior, and inspect walls, baseplates, and stored items. Concrete might seem tough, but if water sits too long, it can seep through hairline cracks and affect what’s beneath. We take moisture readings of the slab and surrounding areas to prevent mold and deterioration over time.
Driveways and Entry Points Can’t Be Ignored
Storm flooding can push debris, mud, and water right up to your doorstep. It only takes a small slope toward the house or a blocked drain for water to breach the threshold. We clean surfaces, remove contaminated materials, and sanitize entry points, especially if dirty runoff is involved. Our team doesn’t just mop and go. We make sure the area is dry, safe, and ready for use.
If water entered the home through the front or side entry, we treat interior materials like flooring, drywall, and insulation. This includes targeted flood damage cleanup, drying of subfloor layers, and complete repair work as needed. Whether it’s tile, hardwood, or laminate, we match materials and restore your home without shortcuts.
The Right Crew for the Right Job
Flood cleanup outside the house is just as important as what happens inside. Our crews handle exterior washing, debris removal, and drying for garages, sheds, and driveways. We also help protect your home against future flooding by checking for drainage issues, gutter overflow, and improper grading that may have made things worse.
At Dwyer Restoration, storm cleanup isn’t just about reacting to what happened, it’s about protecting what matters. Whether it’s your garage, your home entry, or the driveway that connects them, we treat your property like it’s our own.
