Fraser, MI · Open 24/7 · 45 Minute Response Time
Water Damage Restoration in Fraser, MI
Flooded basement, burst pipe or sewage backup in Fraser? Call now. A local crew is ready to pull the water out and dry your home before mold starts.
Call now (586) 333-3156→- 45 minute response in Fraser
- Open 24/7
- Insurance photos and records
24/7 Water Damage Help in Fraser
Water damage in Fraser gets worse every hour. It soaks drywall, swells wood floors and can start mold in 24 to 48 hours. Crews cover every part of Fraser, including Moulin Rouge subdivision, Venetian Village subdivision, Groesbeck Highway, The city is bounded by 15 Mile Road and Fraser City Hall. ZIP codes served: 48026.
Services in Fraser: emergency water removal, flooded basement cleanup, burst pipe drying, sewage backup cleanup, ceiling leaks and mold removal. See the full service list or the step-by-step process.
Why Fraser Homes Get Water Damage
The city runs the sanitary sewer system. The homeowner is responsible for any blockage in the service line between the house and the city main, and Public Works helps find the source of a problem.
City of Fraser, SewerThe owner maintains the whole building sewer, including the part under the public right of way. The city recommends inspecting the lateral every 5 to 10 years.
City of Fraser, Understanding Your Private Sewer LateralIn 2014 the city manager said the sanitary sewer is separate from the storm drain, with the only mix in Venetian Village subdivision. He said the Moulin Rouge subdivision behind Fraser High School had the most flooded basements after August 11.
City of Fraser, City Council agenda, September 11 2014Most stormwater goes to catch basins and then to open and enclosed Macomb County drains. The Harrington Drain and its tributary, the Sweeny Drain, flow north through Fraser to the Clinton River in Mount Clemens.
City of Fraser, Stormwater; Wikipedia, FraserThe city delivers Great Lakes Water Authority water plus sewer service.
City of Fraser, Water and Sewer RatesThe city publishes FEMA flood-plain map views for six areas of the city, plus a FEMA Map Index.
City of Fraser, FEMA Flood MapsFraser has 6,870 housing units. The median year built is 1972, and 73.3% of occupied homes are owner-occupied (4,829 of 6,592). The 2024 5-year estimate counts 14,583 residents.
Census Reporter (ACS 2024 5-year), FraserWater Damage Photos
Official Fraser Contacts for Water and Flooding
Use these official pages for city water and sewer lines, permits and flood maps. For water inside your home, call (586) 333-3156.
What Happens After You Call in Fraser
Call (586) 333-3156. A crew heads to your Fraser address with a 45 minute response. They find every wet area with meters and a thermal camera, pull the water out, set commercial drying equipment and log moisture every day until the house reads dry. Photos and drying logs are ready for your insurance claim.
Fraser Water Damage Questions
How fast can a crew get to my home in Fraser?
Our local crew responds in 45 minutes, 24/7, anywhere in Fraser (48026). Call (586) 333-3156 and give your address.
Who do I call in Fraser about a sewer or water main problem?
Call your local department first for city lines and mains. Sewer (Public Works 586-293-2001) is listed in the official contacts on this page. For water inside your home, call (586) 333-3156 for cleanup and drying.
What causes most water damage in Fraser homes?
The city runs the sanitary sewer system. The homeowner is responsible for any blockage in the service line between the house and the city main, and Public Works helps find the source of a problem. Inside the house, burst pipes, water heaters, washing machine hoses and sump pump failures cause most calls.
Will my insurance cover it?
Sudden and accidental water, such as a burst pipe, is usually covered. Sewer backup and outside flooding often need separate coverage. The crew documents the loss with photos and moisture logs for your claim.
Basement under water or a ceiling dripping in Fraser? See flooded basement cleanup in Macomb County and ceiling and roof leak water damage in Macomb County.