Burst Pipe Restoration in Houston
30-Minute Response - Water Extraction - Complete Restoration
Emergency: Call NowBurst Pipe Restoration - Quick Facts
- •A burst pipe can release 400+ gallons per hour
- •Shut off main water valve immediately
- •30-minute emergency response in Houston area
- •Water extraction, drying, and pipe repair coordination
- •Common in Houston during rare freeze events
- •Insurance typically covers sudden pipe bursts
A burst pipe can release 400+ gallons per hour, causing catastrophic damage. Our Houston emergency teams respond within 30 minutes for immediate water extraction. We coordinate with licensed plumbers to stop the source, then begin professional drying to prevent mold growth. Houston's rare freeze events catch homeowners off guard. We serve Katy, Sugar Land, The Woodlands, and all Houston metro 24/7.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do immediately when a pipe bursts?
First, shut off your main water valve (usually near the water meter or where the main line enters your home). Then call us immediately. If safe, move valuables away from the water and don't use electrical outlets in affected areas.
Why do pipes burst in Houston?
While Houston rarely freezes, our occasional hard freezes catch many homeowners off guard with uninsulated pipes. Year-round, pipe bursts occur from corrosion, high water pressure, tree root intrusion, and aging plumbing.
How much damage can a burst pipe cause?
A typical burst pipe releases 4-8 gallons per minute - that's 400+ gallons per hour. In just a few hours, this can cause tens of thousands of dollars in damage to floors, walls, furniture, and personal belongings.
Will my insurance cover burst pipe damage?
Yes, most homeowner policies cover sudden pipe bursts and resulting water damage. However, damage from gradual leaks or lack of maintenance may not be covered. We document everything to support your claim.
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