Emergency Service
Emergency Service Policy
This page explains how emergency water damage requests are handled at Aqua Damage and how to get the fastest possible help. For urgent water damage situations, calling is always the fastest path to getting assistance.
- Calling is the fastest way to reach us for urgent water damage
- 24/7 emergency response line available
- Response times may vary based on location, weather, crew availability, and emergency volume
1. Calling Is the Fastest Way to Get Help
For urgent water damage situations, call 877-547-0723. Phone calls are prioritized for emergency situations and connect you directly with our team. When you call, you can describe what is happening in real time so we can assess the situation and coordinate the appropriate response as quickly as possible.
Online contact forms and email messages are checked during normal processing cycles and cannot provide the same immediacy as a phone call for time-sensitive situations. If you believe you have an emergency, do not wait for an email reply — call us directly.
2. Online Forms Are Not Guaranteed for Immediate Dispatch
We provide a contact form and email address ([email protected]) for general inquiries, non-urgent service requests, and follow-up questions. However, submitting a form or sending an email does not guarantee immediate review, same-day response, or emergency dispatch.
Online submissions may not be seen right away, particularly outside of regular business hours or during periods of high call volume. If you are experiencing active water damage that requires urgent attention, please call 877-547-0723 instead of relying on a form submission.
3. Response Times May Vary
Response times may vary based on location, weather, crew availability, and emergency volume. We do not guarantee a specific arrival time. Factors that can affect how quickly we are able to respond include:
- Location: Distance from our crew’s current position to your property.
- Weather conditions: Severe weather events can affect travel times and create competing service demands.
- Crew availability: The number of active jobs or crew members available at any given time.
- Emergency volume: Major weather events or widespread flooding can result in a high volume of simultaneous requests.
We work to respond to emergency calls as promptly as possible. Calling is the most reliable way to get an accurate estimate of current availability and how soon we may be able to reach you.
4. Safety First
Important Safety Information
If there is standing water near electrical outlets, panels, or appliances, do not enter the area. Water and electricity are a life-threatening combination. Avoid the area and call for professional help.
Sewage-contaminated water (gray or black water) contains harmful bacteria and pathogens. Do not make contact with contaminated water. Keep children and pets away from affected areas and seek professional cleanup.
If you smell gas or suspect a structural or electrical hazard, leave the building immediately and call your gas utility or local emergency services (911) before calling us. Do not re-enter the building until it has been cleared by the appropriate authorities.
Only shut off your water supply or electrical panel if you can do so safely from a dry area without risk. If you are unsure, wait for professional assistance.
When in doubt, prioritize your safety and the safety of your family. Property damage can be restored — personal safety cannot be undone.
5. What to Do While You Wait
If the area is safe to enter and you can act without putting yourself at risk, the following steps can help limit the spread of damage while you wait for our crew to arrive:
- Stop the water source if possible (e.g., shut off the main water supply or the affected fixture’s shut-off valve), but only if it is safe to do so from a dry area.
- Move valuables, electronics, and important documents away from the water-affected area to prevent further loss.
- Blot or mop standing water in small areas if you can do so safely — every bit of water removed helps reduce the extent of saturation.
- Document the damage with photos and video before cleanup. A clear record of the water source, affected areas, and damaged items is useful for your records and for your insurance claim. See our Insurance Claim Disclaimer for more information.
Do not attempt to use standard household fans or heating equipment as a substitute for professional drying equipment, as improper drying can lead to hidden moisture and mold growth within walls and subfloors.
6. Coverage & Costs
Whether a water damage loss is covered by your homeowner’s or business insurance policy is determined solely by your insurance company based on your policy terms and the cause of loss. Aqua Damage does not make coverage determinations.
The scope of work required and any associated pricing are confirmed after our crew conducts an on-site inspection of the damage. We document the damage and our work to help support your claim, but we cannot guarantee any specific coverage outcome. See our Disclaimer for additional information.
7. Contact Us
For urgent water damage, call us directly:
- Phone: 877-547-0723 — calling is the fastest way to get help
- Email: [email protected] — for non-urgent inquiries
- Address: 608 Ridge St, Carson City, NV 89703
- Contact page: contact-us.html
Business location: 608 Ridge St, Carson City, NV 89703, USA
Response times may vary based on location, weather, crew availability, and emergency volume. For the fastest response, always call.
FAQ
Emergency Service — Frequently Asked Questions
How fast can you get here?
Response times may vary based on location, weather, crew availability, and emergency volume. We do not guarantee a specific arrival time. Calling 877-547-0723 is the fastest way to reach us and get a current estimate of availability.
Should I use the online form for an emergency?
No. If you have an urgent water damage situation, please call 877-547-0723 directly. Online form submissions and emails may not be seen right away and do not guarantee immediate dispatch or same-day response.
Are you available 24/7?
We have a 24/7 emergency response line. However, response times may vary based on location, weather, crew availability, and emergency volume. Calling is always the fastest way to reach us.
What should I do right now?
First, make sure the area is safe to be in. If there is standing water near electricity or sewage contamination, avoid the area. If you smell gas or suspect a structural hazard, leave the building immediately. Once you are safe, call 877-547-0723. See the Safety First section above for detailed guidance.
Is standing water dangerous?
Yes — standing water can be dangerous, particularly if it is near electrical sources or is contaminated with sewage. Avoid contact with standing water in those situations and call for professional help. Do not enter an area where water and electrical hazards may be present.
Need urgent water damage help?
Call 877-547-0723 for the fastest response. We serve Carson City, the Carson Valley, and nearby Northern Nevada communities.
Owner-led · Local to Carson City, NV · Response times may vary based on location, weather, crew availability, and emergency volume.