Water Damage Restoration in Lapeer County by Response Flood & Fire
4.9|218 reviews

Same-Day Water Damage Restoration in Lapeer County, MI

IICRC Certified Firm • Free inspection • All Insurance Accepted

Who do you phone for water damage restoration in Lapeer County, MI? The sump pump quit in a storm, or a pipe froze and split. The inspection is free, and a crew typically arrives in about an hour.

Our Services

Water Damage Restoration and related services in Lapeer County, MI

Water, fire, smoke, storm, mold and asbestos work across Southeast Michigan.

Why Us

Why Lapeer County homeowners trust us with water damage cleanup

We're on site in about an hour

Call at any hour and you'll get a person; our crew is generally there about an hour later. If rain is running toward the house during a storm, don't head out in lightning to dig a trench or move a downspout; that can wait until it passes.

A free inspection of the damage

Our free inspection, from an IICRC Certified Firm, covers unheated spaces as well. If water refroze in a porch, garage or crawl space, the ice can hide how far it spread, so ask us to read those spots again once they thaw.

We work directly with your insurance company

We work with all insurers, including companies that write farm policies, and talk with yours directly. If one policy covers the house along with barns or other buildings, tell the adjuster exactly which building the water reached, room by room.

We help you get the most from your claim

Photograph the outside too, such as a clogged gutter or a window well full of water, since it helps show how the water got in. We walk you through the insurance claim and work for the most it allows, though the payout is never ours to promise.

Financing if you need it

If you're settling a relative's estate and the house took on water before it sells, the money may be tied up for a while. Financing is available in the meantime, letting the drying and rebuild start now with the cost spread out.

Our Reviews

Lapeer County reviews of our water damage repair

Reviews from homeowners and businesses across Southeast Michigan.

4.9

218 reviews on Google

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Chris Foster

2 days ago on Google

Fantastic!

Cj Rhoades

3 days ago on Google

Response fixed my kitchen after a roof leak fantastic company

Matt

3 days ago on Google

Great company to work with!!!

MattJen FixSroka

3 days ago on Google

They are the best! Good job and fast!

Leanne Kirkland

3 days ago on Google

Fantastic service! Staff was so kind and helpful!

Kathy Kleinhans

2 days ago on Google

My parent’s house flooded and the response team was there to help every step of the way. They talked us through the process, cleaned up and dried the basement and put everything back together in a timely fashion! The whole team was kind and respectful and did an amazing job!!

Sam V

2 days ago on Google

Phenomenal work, job well done!

Brandon Tenhoopen

3 days ago on Google

Response came out to our house when we had water issues with our attic and potential mold growth. They dispatched a project manager to came out same day and provided advice regarding insurance, let us know what to expect for the work, and sent a crew out the next day. Everything moved quickly and smoothly...

Kate Hudson

3 days ago on Google

Response Flood and Fire helped so quickly and efficiently when my basement flooded!

Rebecca Viviano

3 days ago on Google

They do such a fantastic job at Response! The whole team really cares about your family and fixing the disasters that strike in your home! Super happy with the work and interactions with everyone we dealt with during our disaster!

Adam Semaan

3 days ago on Google

Had some basement flooding a few years ago in Warren, Response Fire and Flood was immediate with their assistance and made the whole process that much easier!

Kim Schreiber

4 days ago on Google

Amazing company! Highly recommend their services.

Our Process

How our burst pipe cleanup works in Lapeer County

Step 1. You call our office

Our emergency response line runs 24/7, and one call is all it takes for us to dispatch a crew. If the leak is at the water softener, turn its bypass valve so water skips the softener, and the rest of the house keeps running water while you wait.

Step 2. We find where the water went

Under a vaulted ceiling, water from a roof leak can run along a rafter or beam and drip out well away from where it got in. Coming from construction, we follow the framing back toward the source, take readings along the way and photograph each wet area for the assessment.

Step 3. We take the water out

When a frozen pipe floods more than one floor, we pull standing water from the top floor down, since water upstairs keeps draining into the rooms below. Soaked flooring and anything else past saving comes out after you've seen the readings, and we rebuild it during reconstruction.

Step 4. We dry it out

If your crawl space has vents, leave them the way we set them, since opening them on a humid day lets damp air back in. Our technician takes moisture meter readings in each area daily, and the decontaminated drying equipment, dehumidifiers included, stays until it's dry.

Step 5. We handle the insurance paperwork

Our invoice and documentation reach your insurer and you three to five business days after the final visit, and the invoice asks the insurer to send payment straight to us. If a storm leads to a disaster declaration, aid programs may ask for repair invoices, so keep your copy.

Restoration equipment running during water damage restoration at a property in Lapeer County, Michigan
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Melissa Willner

July 2026

4.9|218 reviews

Wonderful experience during such a stressful time. They came out immediately, the employees were extremely polite and respectful, and kept me updated every step of the way. They also helped guide me through the insurance claims process which seemed overwhelming at first. I would definitely recommend.

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Service Areas

We offer Water Damage Restoration in Lapeer County, MI and surrounding areas.

We serve Lapeer County, including the cities of Lapeer and Imlay City and the villages of Almont, Columbiaville, Dryden and North Branch.

Homes in the townships around them are covered too.

Out on a back road? Call and we'll confirm we reach it.

Robert Salhaney

Robert Salhaney

14 days ago

“Joseph Alter and his team of professionals will take great care of your home! Response Fire and Flood knows what they are doing, simple as that!”

Response Flood & Fire

1753 West Hamlin Road,
Rochester Hills, MI 48309
Working Hours:
Mon - Sun: 12:00am - 11:59pm

Water Damage Restoration Services

  • Water Damage Restoration
  • Water Extraction
  • Flood Cleanup
  • Water Damage Repair
  • Mold Remediation

Zip Codes Served

480034841248421484284844048444484464845548461484644872748760
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FAQs

Lapeer County homeowner questions about water damage

Questions we get from our customers' and our answers.

Where does water damage in Lapeer County homes usually come from?

Usually a burst pipe, a leaking water heater or other appliance, a split washer hose, an overflowing toilet or a roof that lets rain in. Heavy rain adds basement flooding and water intrusion, and the Lapeer County Drain Commissioner asks owners to report a beaver dam or other blockage in a county drain right away, since it can hold water back. We record the source before work starts.

Do you handle commercial water damage in Lapeer County?

Yes. Our 24/7 emergency service is open to shops, offices, churches, schools and rental homes, and commercial flood cleanup at a business runs through the steps we use at home. Keep the building's policy number and agent's name where staff can find them, since whoever finds the water may not be the owner. We work with that insurer directly.

If you inspect my Lapeer County home, does that start a claim or commit me?

It does neither. We come out, look, and tell you plainly what's wet, and nothing is reported or agreed. Filing a claim is something only the policyholder can do, and the same person chooses who does the work, regardless of any company the insurer names. Mitigation should start before the adjuster arrives, since soaked framing and floors keep getting worse.

What's the cost of water damage restoration in Lapeer County?

There's no fair figure until we've looked, and even then hidden moisture under floors and behind walls can add to the job as the restoration process goes on. We bill by time and materials, the way IICRC S500 describes, with prices from the current Xactimate list, and the billing goes to you and your insurer.

Can we stay in our Lapeer County home while it dries?

Generally, if a clean supply line leaked. Sewage, water from outdoors or mold growth you can see changes that, with mold remediation as its own job, as does anyone in the house who has trouble breathing. If floodwater reached your well, drink bottled water until a lab test comes back clean; the Lapeer County Health Department can answer questions about the results.

Have a question? Call us, we're available. (866)-333-6424