Emergency guide
What to Do When Your Water Heater Bursts
Keep out of unsafe water, stop the supply only if you can reach it safely, and arrange plumbing repair and damage cleanup. These are separate jobs, and both may need attention.
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Six practical guides
Start with the question you need answered: what to do now, how drying works, what an estimate includes, whom to hire, basement damage or cleanup after replacement.
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Emergency guide
Keep out of unsafe water, stop the supply only if you can reach it safely, and arrange plumbing repair and damage cleanup. These are separate jobs, and both may need attention.
Read guideDrying guide
Extraction may take an hour or many hours. Our drying jobs generally take 3–5 days, with moisture readings determining completion. Rebuilding has its own schedule.
Read guideCost guide
The cleanup estimate should reflect the water’s path, affected materials and work required. Replacing the heater, drying the building and rebuilding damaged finishes are separate costs.
Read guideContractor guide
For a water-heater loss, choose a contractor who can explain the affected materials, drying plan, charges and follow-up. Use the same questions for a referral, an insurer’s vendor or a company you find yourself.
Read guideBasement guide
A basement leak can reach wall bottoms, stored belongings and the layers beneath finished flooring. Cleanup needs to follow that path, including areas that look dry from above.
Read guideAfter replacement
A new heater can stop the source of a leak while moisture remains in the room. Whether more cleanup is needed depends on where the water went and what is still wet or damaged.
Read guideRestoration 365 cleans up water damage after leaking and failed water heaters. We assess affected materials, extract water, set up drying and remove damaged material when necessary. The plumber handles the heater and its connections.
Read how cleanup works, find your town in our service-area list or send a callback request. For active flooding, call 267-486-2628 and describe the conditions before entering the affected area.