What we do
Maine Water Damage Pros operates a statewide response line for water emergencies. When a pipe splits during a Presque Isle cold snap, when an ice dam backs meltwater into a Waterville attic, or when a sump dies mid-nor'easter in Saco, homeowners call one number and reach dispatchers who understand Maine construction — fieldstone foundations, balloon framing, closed-up seasonal camps, boiler heat, and all.
How dispatch works
Your call starts with three questions: where is the water, where is it coming from, and is anyone unsafe. Dispatch then matches the job to a nearby crew with the right gear — truck-mounted extractors for standing water, commercial dehumidifiers and air movers for structural drying, containment and HEPA filtration where microbial growth is suspected. You get a clear arrival window and a plain-English plan before anyone rolls.
What we will not do
We will not quote prices sight unseen, invent credentials, or publish reviews that do not exist. Scopes are set on site with moisture readings and photographs, and documentation is built so your insurer can follow it. If a job needs a licensed plumber, electrician, or septic contractor alongside the drying crew, dispatch says so upfront.
Where we work
Twenty communities from Biddeford to Caribou, including Portland, Lewiston, Bangor, Augusta, and Rockland. See every service area.