OAKLAND COUNTY, MI
Storm & Flood Damage Restoration in Troy, MI
When a severe storm floods your basement or hail and wind breach your roof, Dry Pros is typically on-site in Troy within about two hours, 24/7, to pump out water and stabilize your home.
4.9/5 – 55 Google reviews – IICRC Certified Firm
Storm & flood damage restoration for Troy homes
Troy sees some of the most severe summer storms and hail in Oakland County, and when several inches of rain fall in an hour, the city’s storm drains and home backup systems can’t always keep up. Water backs up into finished basements, and even homes with a sump pump and battery backup can be overwhelmed when the power goes out mid-storm. That combination – heavy rain, power loss, and finished lower levels – is why storm flooding is such a common Troy call.
Hail and straight-line winds add roof damage to the mix, letting wind-driven rain into attics and upper walls where it spreads out of sight. As an IICRC Certified Firm, we handle the full storm recovery: extracting flood water, drying the structure, treating for contamination when storm water is involved, and coordinating the repairs – all documented so your insurance claim moves smoothly.
What’s included:
- Emergency flood-water pumping and extraction
- Roof tarping and board-up after storm or hail damage
- Structural drying with commercial air movers and dehumidifiers
- Antimicrobial treatment for contaminated storm water
- Repairs and reconstruction with full claim documentation
Why Troy calls Dry Pros
- On-site in about 2 hours, 24/7
- IICRC Certified Firm (Applied Structural Drying)
- We bill insurance directly and manage the whole claim
- 4.9 stars from 55 Google reviews
Troy storm & flood FAQ
How fast can you reach Troy during a storm?
We’re typically on-site in Troy within about two hours, 24/7 – even during active storm events. The faster we pump out flood water, the less it soaks into flooring, drywall, and belongings.
Will insurance cover storm and flood damage?
Coverage depends on your policy and the source of water, but storm and backup damage is often covered. We bill insurance directly and manage the whole claim, so most Troy homeowners just pay their deductible.
Is storm water treated differently than a clean leak?
Yes. Storm and backup water can carry contaminants, so we treat affected materials accordingly and apply antimicrobial as needed – not just dry it – to keep your Troy home safe.