How Much Will Water Damage Cleanup by SERVPRO Cost in Orange County?

10/3/2022 (Permalink)

After suffering any type of water damage, the first thought is finding someone to help with the repair work. You may be on a tight budget, so the quotes you receive are going to come into play with your decision. SERVPRO is one of the highest-rated companies in the country, but how much will the water damage cleanup cost in Orange County?

 This isn’t an answer with a one-size-fits-all answer. There are various factors that will go into determining the cost.

 What Type of Water Damage Is It?

There are multiple types of water damage, and we’re not talking “small” and “large” amounts of damage. You may have a burst pipe that runs from under your sink or your toilet bowl may have overflowed and lead to unsanitary water leaking around your bathroom.

The type of water is going to affect the cost o SERVPRO. Clean water that doesn’t cause an immediate risk to the health could be as little as $2,000 but if you have unsanitary water that requires protective clothing, you’re going to be looking at more expense since affected materials will need removed and replaced.

How Much Needs Restoring?

To get an accurate quote, you’re going to need to discuss the amount of restoration that is needed. Your water damage may have only spread around the under the sink area, which means fixing the pipe, working on the cabinets, and maybe replacing some of the drywall around a small section. That’s going to cost so much less than having to repair a whole room or even a whole room.

 The best thing you can do is be honest about the amount of damage. If your carpets are going to need ripping up and all the drywall in the room will need replacing, you’ll want to communicate that immediately.

 Naturally, the size of your home is going to affect the cost for Orange County SERVPRO water damage cleanup. Only got a one-bedroom basement apartment? That’s going to cost a lot less than the four bedrooms detached house.

 Sometimes you only need the home drying out. The water is clean and it hasn’t been left stagnant for days. The sooner you start acting on water damage, the cheaper it is going to be.

 Is It a Follow-up Visit?

You thought you dealt with the water damage at first. However, months later, you’ve found mold growth. Now you need to find someone to help deal with that.

 This is going to cost differently than the actual water damage. After all, there’s some more extensive work that needs doing for mold remediation. In some cases, the source of the water needs to be found, especially if it wasn’t dealt with properly in the first place.

In some cases, your Orange County home insurance may cover the costs of your SERVPRO water damage cleanup. If not, the above is a guideline to help you determine the cost for your needs.  Give SERVPRO of Newport Beach a call today for an estimate.