#1 Flood Damage Restoration & Cleanup in Iowa

True North Restoration of Iowa is a full-service water damage restoration contractor. Whether your property is experiencing minor water damage or a severe flood, we have the expertise to manage events of all sizes. Our team combines years of experience with industry-leading certifications to deliver top-notch restoration services.  

Our flood damage restoration services include:

• Flood damage restoration
• Water damage restoration
• Water extraction
• Water mitigation
• Structural drying
• Thermal inspection
• Dehumidification
• Sewage Cleanup
• And more!

Choosing a reputable water damage restoration company like True North Restoration is essential for addressing your flooding event efficiently and thoroughly. Our flood damage restoration process has been refined over years of experience to ensure each step is handled with precision and care.  

Our flood damage restoration process is as follows:

• Rapid Emergency Response: True North Restoration is available 24/7 for emergency flood damage response. Time is of the essence, and we are committed to being at your property quickly to minimize damage.
• Assessment & Water Removal: Upon arrival, we assess the source of the flood, address the issue, and begin removing standing water immediately.  
• Drying, Dehumidification, & Sanitization: After water removal, we dry and dehumidify the affected areas to eliminate hidden moisture. This prevents mold growth and ensures sanitation by addressing any bacteria or viruses.  
• Reconstruction: Damaged materials that cannot be salvaged will be safely removed and replaced by our skilled team.  
• Final Inspection: Once all work is complete, we conduct a thorough inspection to confirm that moisture, mold, and any other potential issues are resolved.

True North Restoration of Iowa is your trusted partner for flood damage restoration. With 24/7 emergency availability, we understand the urgency that flood events demand. Our certified team works hand in hand with you and your insurance company to ensure a smooth and stress-free restoration process. Whether the damage is minor or extensive, we bring the expertise, certifications, and professionalism necessary to restore your property fully. Choose True North Restoration for reliable, efficient, and high-quality flood damage restoration services. Call us today!

Do you work with my insurance?  

Yes, True North Restoration works with and accepts all types of insurance. We collaborate with insurance providers to ensure you receive maximum claims coverage and handle all required documentation on your behalf.  

Will my insurance cover the flood damage costs?  

Whether your insurance covers flood damage costs depends on the source of the flood. If the flooding originates outside your property, standard homeowners insurance typically does not cover it, and a separate flood insurance policy may be required (often provided by NFIP). However, if the flooding originates from internal issues such as a burst pipe, your insurance might cover it, provided the damage was not caused by negligence. 

What are the most common sources of floods?  

Floods can originate both inside and outside your property. The most common sources of floods include:

• Heavy Rainfall: Prolonged rain overwhelms the ground's capacity to absorb water, often leading to urban flooding.  
• Melting Snow and Ice: Rapid melting during warm periods increases runoff that can cause rivers and lakes to overflow.  
• Overflowing Rivers: Excessive rain or melting snow can cause rivers to exceed their banks, impacting surrounding areas.  
• Internal Property Issues: Burst pipes, malfunctioning appliances, clogged drains, or sump pump failures can result in localized flooding.  
• Storm Surges and Tsunamis: Severe storms and tsunamis lead to coastal flooding with devastating effects.  
• Dam and Levee Failures: Structural failures in dams and levees can cause catastrophic and unexpected floods.  
• Urban Drainage Basins: Blocked infrastructure in urban areas during heavy rainstorms leads to flash flooding.  
• Landslides and Debris Flows: Blocked rivers and streams from landslides create sudden flooding once the blockage gives way.