Where Silver Spring Water Removal works

Our home base along University Blvd and Georgia Ave. Older split-levels and ramblers with finished basements take the worst of a stalled summer storm or a failed washer supply line, and that is exactly the loss our crews are built for.

North of Wheaton off Georgia Ave and Connecticut Ave, Aspen Hill mixes mid-century homes and condos where aging supply lines and winter frozen pipes flood lower levels. We reach it fast, day or night.

Around Kemp Mill and Arcola, dense established streets on clay soil shed storm runoff toward basements. When it finds a window well or a cold joint, we extract and dry before mold sets in.

In the Leisure World and Norbeck condos and villas, a single supply line or water heater can flood a unit and the ones below it. We coordinate with property managers and dry every affected space.

From Forest Glen to Woodmoor and Four Corners, older homes near Sligo Creek see storm seepage, sewer backups, and burst supply lines. Our crews cover it around the clock.

Around Glenmont and Wheaton Regional Park, mature trees and older roofs mean storm punctures and ceiling leaks. We trace the water to its source and dry the attic and framing.

Inside the Beltway from Woodside to Sligo, rowhomes, older apartments, and daylight basements flood from storm runoff and aging pipes. Call and a crew is on the way.

East along New Hampshire Ave near the FDA campus, White Oak and Hillandale homes take on storm water and sump-pump losses. We reach the county's east side day or night.