A Saskatoon cold snap can freeze and split a pipe in a few hours. When it thaws, water can pour into walls, ceilings and floors before you know it’s there.
We find where the water went, get it out and dry the structure properly, so hidden moisture doesn’t turn into mold later.
How We Handle Pipe Damage
- Locate wet areas with moisture meters and a thermal camera, including inside walls and under floors
- Extract standing water and remove damaged materials where needed
- Set up commercial drying equipment and monitor it daily
- Document readings and photos for your insurance adjuster
- Coordinate repairs with trusted certified local trades
What to Do Right Now
- Shut off the main water valve.
- Turn off power to wet areas if it is safe to do so.
- Call a plumber to repair the pipe.
- Move valuables out of the wet area and take photos.
- Call us to start drying as soon as possible.
Preventing Frozen Pipes
Keep the heat on when you are away, insulate pipes on outside walls, disconnect garden hoses before winter, and open cabinet doors under sinks on very cold nights.
Burst Pipe or Water Leak?
Call us directly. Fast drying keeps a small leak from becoming a big repair.