Seattle Damage Restoration & Mold Remediation | Flood Damage Pro

For window leaks, we first stop the water source and dry the affected area to prevent mold growth. In Seattle's rainy climate, window leaks are common, especially in older homes near neighborhoods like Ballard or Capitol Hill. We extract standing water, set up industrial dehumidifiers, and treat any mold or mildew. We also inspect for hidden moisture in walls to avoid future issues.

Yes. After any water damage—whether from a flood, pipe burst, or backup—we perform mold remediation if needed. Our team dries the area first, then tests for mold growth. We remove affected materials, apply antimicrobial treatments, and ensure the space is safe. This integrated approach saves time and prevents recurring problems.

First, turn off electricity in the affected area if safe. Then call Flood Damage Pro for 24/7 emergency service. Avoid walking through standing water, especially with drain backups which may contain contaminants. We will arrive quickly—especially for areas near Pioneer Square or Georgetown—pump out water, and start the drying process. Early action minimizes mold and structural damage.