A fast response helps mitigate damage, but your physical safety is the highest priority.
We are building a referral network designed to help Austin-area homeowners find independent professionals who can evaluate damage and begin recovery. Currently, our routing is inactive and we cannot accept or route live requests.
⚠️ Immediate Safety Warning
The CDC advises: Never turn power on or off while standing in water. If accessing the breaker requires entering standing water, do not proceed—call an electrician or your utility provider immediately.
Navigating This Site
Water Extraction
Learn about the critical first step in removing bulk water and preventing secondary damage.
Learn More →Flood Cleanup
Understand the risks of contaminated flood water and the professional sanitization sequence.
Learn More →Emergency Shutoff
Learn how to safely locate and turn off your water supply to stop active leaks.
Learn More →Network Status
Check the current availability of our referral network in the Central Texas area.
Learn More →Frequently Asked Questions
- Is it safe to clean up the water myself?
- Small spills of clean water are generally safe to mop up, but large-scale flooding or water from unknown sources (like sewer backups) requires professional handling and personal protective equipment.
- When will your referral network be active?
- We are currently verifying local providers for the Austin area. Until verification is complete, no live requests are being routed.
- What is Category 3 water?
- Category 3 (often called "black water") contains significant pathogens or toxins. This includes floodwaters from rivers and sewage backups, and it requires specialized sanitation procedures.