Who We Help in Hull

Who calls us

• Homeowners who need the water out, the house dried and the claim sorted.
• Tenants who need it made safe now and a record for when they talk to the landlord.
• Landlords who need the property back to lettable condition, and evidence that it was dried properly.
• Letting agents managing callouts across a portfolio, often at night and often in empty properties.
• Estate agents with a sale at risk because of a leak, damp or flood history.
• Businesses that need to reopen and to show their insurer what happened.

Hull's housing shapes the work

More than half of Hull's homes are terraced, according to the city's health and housing data, twice the share for England. Many are Victorian and Edwardian, with solid walls, suspended floors and bathrooms added over the years. There are big interwar and postwar estates, some of them non-traditional construction, and new builds that now have to be flood resilient by council requirement. A good drying job depends on knowing which of these you're standing in.

Everyone gets the same record

Whoever calls us, the job produces the same things: dated photos, moisture readings from wet to dry, a list of what was removed and why, and a scope for repairs. The owner's insurer, the tenant, the agent and the loss adjuster can all work from one set of facts, which is what stops disputes.

Areas

We work across Hull and the East Riding, including Hessle, Cottingham, Beverley, Willerby and Hornsea.

Our water damage cost estimator gives a price range for the job and shows who usually pays for what, whether you own, let or rent.