When there’s standing water in your commercial property, getting it out is one of the first priorities.

QRR provides emergency water removal and water extraction for commercial losses caused by burst pipes, plumbing failures, storms, sprinkler systems, appliance or equipment leaks, flooding, and other unexpected events.

We’ll remove standing water and begin addressing affected areas so the drying process can get underway.

Water mitigation is about limiting additional damage after a commercial water loss.

Depending on what happened, that may include extracting water, moving or protecting contents, removing materials that cannot be restored, setting professional drying equipment, and addressing moisture that traveled beyond the visibly wet area.

Our goal is to stabilize the property and keep a manageable water loss from becoming a larger restoration project.

Your commercial property can look dry before it actually is dry.

Moisture may remain inside walls, underneath flooring, above ceilings, within insulation, or inside other building materials after the visible water has been removed.

QRR provides structural drying and moisture monitoring as part of the commercial water restoration process.

Before moving into repairs, we want to know the moisture problem itself has been addressed.

Northern Indiana winters can create serious problems for commercial properties.

A frozen pipe can burst overnight, above a ceiling, inside a wall, in an unoccupied tenant space, or in an area of the building that isn’t regularly checked.

By the time someone discovers the problem, water may have spread through multiple rooms or even multiple floors.

QRR provides burst pipe water damage restoration and frozen pipe damage restoration throughout St. Joseph County, including emergency water removal, mitigation, structural drying, cleanup, and repairs.

Not every commercial water loss starts with a major flood.

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Sometimes it’s a leaking water heater, or a failed supply line, a restroom plumbing problem, a commercial kitchen appliance, a refrigerator or ice machine line, or a slow leak hidden above a ceiling or behind a wall.

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Even relatively small leaks can cause significant damage when they go unnoticed.

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We’ll help determine where the water traveled and what needs to be dried, cleaned, repaired, or replaced.

Strong Northern Indiana storms can damage roofing, windows, siding, and other exterior components, allowing rain into commercial buildings.

A damaged roof can quickly turn a storm restoration project into a water restoration project, too.

Because QRR provides commercial storm damage restoration and water damage restoration, we can address the loss as one connected problem.

That may include temporary weather protection, water extraction, structural drying, removal of damaged materials, and repairs once conditions allow.

A sewer backup or other contaminated-water event can affect restrooms, floor drains, lower levels, tenant spaces, kitchens, or other portions of a building.

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QRR can assess the affected area, remove materials that cannot be safely restored, clean the space, and help complete the necessary repairs.

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If you’re unsure what kind of water has entered your building, avoid unnecessary contact and keep employees, customers, or tenants away from the affected area until it can be evaluated.

Heavy rain, overwhelmed drainage systems, stormwater, and other flooding events can put a significant amount of water into a commercial property quickly.

And once it’s inside, the damage may extend far beyond the original entry point.

QRR provides commercial flood cleanup and flood damage restoration throughout St. Joseph County.

Depending on the loss, that may include water removal, water mitigation, structural drying, removal of damaged materials, cleanup, and reconstruction.