Water Damage Restoration | Metro Restoration | Bethel Park, PA

The most common signs include a sudden spike in your water bill, unexplained damp spots on walls or ceilings, the sound of running water when no taps are on, or low water pressure. In basements, you might notice pooling water near your water heater or washing machine. If you see or hear any of these, it’s best to shut off your main water valve and call us immediately to prevent further damage to your home’s structure.

Sump pump failure usually happens due to power outages during a storm, a stuck float switch, or an overwhelmed pump during heavy monsoon rains. Also, older pumps that haven’t been maintained can simply wear out. To fix it, we start by extracting all standing water, then inspect your pump and drainage system. We’ll recommend repairs or replacement, and thoroughly dry out your basement to prevent mold growth.

Absolutely. A slow leak under the kitchen sink can lead to rotted cabinets, warped flooring, and hidden mold. Our process starts with stopping the leak source, removing damaged materials like soaked particle board, and drying out the area with industrial-grade equipment. We’ll then repair or replace the affected cabinets and flooring, ensuring no moisture is left behind to cause future problems.