Emergency Water Removal and Restoration, LLC

02/21/2021

Don’t forget to turn off your water to outside hose bids!!

07/22/2018

Weather reports provided by West Virginia Panhandle Weather is showing a significant amount of rainfall in the next 48 hours. A friendly reminder from your locally owed and operated Emergency Water Removal and Restoration Company. With all the potential rain fall in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia this Saturday and Sunday there’s four easy steps to prevent your home from water damage.

1. Check your areaway steps for leaves or debris blocking the drain or strainer.
2. If you have a sump pump make sure it’s working every 4 to 6 hours.
3. Check your gutters and downspouts for leaves and debris. Re-direct any downspouts allowing water close to your foundation to an area where water will run away from your structure.
4. In the busy summer months it’s easy to forget about open windows or doors. Make sure all windows and doors are closed.

Rain and flood water coming into your home contains many hazardous materials such as arsenics in soil, pesticides, fertilizers, animal f***s, oils and chemicals from blacktopped roads/driveways and organic bacterias. All of these chemicals are potentially harmful to humans. Pumping water out of your structure leaving the hazardous materials behind simply doesn’t make It any less harmful. If you or anyone you know encounters rain or ground water in your home please call for a free hazard analysis inspection. 100% free inspection provided by Emergency Water Removal and Remediation 24 hours a day. This is also a reminder to check your insurance policy for sump pump backup coverage or flood water coverage. If you have any questions or need to schedule your free inspection 24 hours a day please call 304-995-8850 or toll free at 1-866-EWRR-911.

07/19/2018

The soggy pattern, conducive to flooding, may endure for much of next week.

06/06/2018

06/05/2018

With no relief efforts in site. EWRR is proud to giving-back to our community. We’re heavily discounting services to the uninsured!

06/05/2018

Please share with anyone that needs help during this horrible flooding event. Anything we can do to give back to our community in it’s time of need is why we’re in business, to help others.