Water Damage Blog for Andover and Anoka County
Local water problems, one at a time: sump pumps on a high water table, frozen pipes, ice dams, basement seepage and what a claim file needs.
Spring Lake Park Burst Pipes: Find the Shutoff First
A burst pipe floods a house fast. Learn where the main shutoff is before winter, what to do when a pipe splits and how the water and wet walls are cleaned up.
Oak Grove Storm Damage: Fallen Trees and Roof Leaks
When a limb or tree opens an Oak Grove roof, rain follows into the attic and ceiling. What to do first, what gets dried and why drying starts before the repair.
Septic Backup in a Ham Lake Home: What Happens Next
Sewage coming up a Ham Lake drain usually points to a septic system, not a municipal sewer. What to do, how the cleanup works and why the tank needs a look too.
Ham Lake Highway 65 Businesses and Water Damage
Water damage at a Ham Lake business on Highway 65 halts sales and puts stock, floors and records at risk. What owners do first and how drying keeps doors open.
Blaine Townhome and Apartment Leaks From the Unit Above
A leak in a Blaine condo, townhome or apartment often starts in the unit above. How to trace it, tell neighbors and management, and dry floors and shared walls.
Anoka Basement Floods: What the Old Flats Teach Today
Anoka's old flats flooded often before the ground was raised. What that history says about basement water pressure and how a flooded basement is pumped out.
Andover Utility Room Leaks: Water Heaters and Softeners
In Andover, water heaters and softeners sit in basement utility rooms beside finished space. How a leak spreads, what to shut off and how the cleanup works.
Andover Sump Pump Failure on a High Water Table
A sump pump that quits in Andover lets groundwater into the basement fast. Why the water table runs high here, what to shut off, and how the cleanup works.
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