The Village and Kercheval Avenue
48230Shops, offices and apartments over storefronts, where a supply failure on one floor reaches the space below and a cloudburst can back up basement drains.
Grosse Pointe Water Damage Restoration covers the City of Grosse Pointe, ZIP 48230 and 48236, and the lakeshore communities around it. Dispatch runs 24/7 for every area listed here.
(888) 612-9219Name your street or ZIP when you call
The map is centered on the City of Grosse Pointe; coverage runs along the lakeshore and inland to Harper Woods and Eastpointe.
A neighboring ZIP near the lake? Call and dispatch confirms coverage.
A city with its own local page links to it, with the housing, water history and every service for that city.
Shops, offices and apartments over storefronts, where a supply failure on one floor reaches the space below and a cloudburst can back up basement drains.
Large older homes near Lake St. Clair with deep basements, boilers and long runs of old pipe, and wind off the lake that drives rain at rooflines and windows.
Brick colonials and bungalows toward Mack, many with finished basements and floor drains tied to the older sewers.
Prewar homes and two-flats where summer cloudbursts have pushed sewer water into basements, as they did in June 2021.
Older homes on heavy clay, where foundation seepage, sump pits and ice dams on steep roofs cause many of the calls for drying.
Postwar homes with finished basements and sump pits near the Milk River and the lakeshore, where pump failures and frozen pipes are common losses.
1940s and 1950s bungalows and ranches with basements, where clay soil, floor drains and frozen pipes are common causes of water damage.
Lakeshore canals, older ranches and the Morningside and East English Village blocks across Mack, covered 24/7 for extraction and drying.
From the Village and the Jefferson lakefront to Harper Woods and St. Clair Shores, dispatch confirms coverage and gets extraction moving.
(888) 612-9219Check coverage and start drying