Water removal
Flood water is pumped and extracted where conditions allow, so the structure can start drying as early as possible.
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Flood cleanup
Flood cleanup for homes and small businesses across Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan and Long Island. Call dispatch at (516) 348-5145 — day or night — and get a written quote before any work begins.
Flood cleanup from Gotham Home Services Inc. covers debris removal, surface cleaning, structural drying, and repair after storm water or a burst supply line in Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Long Island. Call (516) 348-5145 any hour; a technician assesses what the flood reached, takes moisture readings, and provides a written quote before any work begins. The company holds New York City home improvement contractor license 2132513-DCWP and works on residential and light-commercial properties. Pricing is quote on request after inspection, and the cleanup and repair scope is confirmed in writing first.
Emergency work
Call when storm water, a burst line, or an overflow has entered occupied rooms or lower levels. Dispatch will confirm crew availability, access conditions, and what can be addressed safely. Do not enter moving water or areas with possible electrical hazards; contact emergency services or your utility first when flooding creates an immediate danger.
What the job covers
Flood water brings debris, soaks structures, and leaves damage behind even after it recedes. The stages below clear it, dry it, and put the space back together.
Flood water is pumped and extracted where conditions allow, so the structure can start drying as early as possible.
Debris and flood-damaged contents that cannot be saved are cleared and disposed of, so cleaning and drying can proceed.
Surfaces the flood water touched are cleaned, so the space is ready for drying and repair rather than just empty.
Air movers and dehumidifiers run from moisture readings in floors, walls and framing until the materials read dry.
Drywall, flooring, trim and finishes damaged by the flood are repaired or replaced per the agreed written scope.
You receive documentation of what was found, the moisture readings, and the quoted scope — for your records or an insurance claim.
Fast, clear process
Reach a person at (516) 348-5145, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
The technician maps what the water reached and takes moisture readings.
Cleanup, drying and repair scope is written down and approved before work begins.
Debris is cleared, equipment runs until readings confirm dry, and repairs are walked through with you.
Related work: water damage restoration and all services.
Areas covered
Storm water and burst-line flooding in houses, two-family homes and small buildings.
Flood cleanup for brownstones, rowhouses, garden levels and mixed-use properties.
Flood response in apartments and light-commercial spaces, coordinated with building access rules.
Storm and plumbing flood cleanup across Nassau County communities.
Common questions
Dispatch is answered 24 hours a day, 365 days a year at (516) 348-5145. Actual response time depends on crew availability, your location, and property access, so call and dispatch will confirm what can be scheduled for your address.
No — call as soon as it is safe. The earlier extraction and drying start, the less damage the water causes to floors, walls and framing.
Yes. The cleanup stages are the same — removal, cleaning, drying, repair — whether the water came from heavy rain or a burst supply line.
You receive a written record of the findings, moisture readings, and a written quote for the proposed work. You can share that documentation with your insurer, but claim decisions rest with you and your carrier.
Yes. Drywall, flooring, trim and finishes are repaired or replaced under the same written scope, so one crew handles the job from pump-out to finish.
Quote on request. The volume of water, what it reached, drying time, and the finishes that need repair all change the scope, which is why pricing follows the on-site inspection.
Call dispatch or send the details — a written quote comes before any work.