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1. Make the affected area safe
Protect people first. Keep children and pets away from standing water. If water is near outlets, appliances, cords, or the electrical panel, do not enter the area. Turn off power to affected rooms only when you can do so safely without stepping into water.
- Never use electrical equipment around standing water
- Do not enter a room with a sagging ceiling or other structural warning
- Leave immediately if sewage or other contaminated water is present
2. Stop the source if you can
Turn off the nearest fixture valve or the main water supply if the problem is an interior plumbing leak. For a roof leak, move belongings away from the drip path only if the area is safe; do not climb onto a wet roof during a storm.
Tell us what caused the loss when you call. The source helps our team plan the safest response.
3. Call for professional help now
Call as soon as the area is safe. Our San Antonio emergency team is available 24/7 and can help with water removal, moisture assessment, structural drying, and the next steps toward restoration. Waiting can give moisture more time to reach flooring, drywall, cabinets, and insulation.
4. Protect valuables without taking risks
If it is safe to do so, move small valuable items to a dry area. Do not carry heavy furniture through standing water or pull up flooring and drywall on your own.
- Move books, clothing, paper goods, and fragile items
- Lift curtains and rugs away from wet floors
- Take photos and video before moving or discarding damaged items
What not to do during an active water emergency
Avoid actions that can cause injury or spread damage. Household vacuums are not designed for standing water and can create an electrocution hazard. Do not scrub contaminated water, seal wet walls, or close up a damp room before it has been checked.