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Flooded basement, standing water, or storm-related flooding? Soundview Restoration provides 24/7 emergency water extraction, flood cleanup, and structural drying throughout Seattle and surrounding communities.
WA Registered Contractor #PUGETPW813NB · Washington UBi 604329017

Flooding ranges from a few inches in a basement to whole-floor saturation. Our team handles residential and commercial flood losses of any size.
High-capacity pumps and extractors remove standing water quickly to limit how far it spreads.
Water removal, cleanup, and drying for finished and unfinished basements, including carpet, pad, and lower walls.
Pumping and drying beneath the home, with vapor barrier and insulation removed where they are saturated.
Cleanup after heavy rain pushes water through foundations, window wells, doors, or overwhelmed drains.
Air movers and dehumidifiers are placed to dry framing, subfloors, and wall cavities toward measured drying goals.
Moisture meters and thermal imaging help find hidden water and track drying progress day by day.
Outside floodwater can carry contaminants. Affected porous materials are removed and surfaces cleaned as conditions require.
When materials must be replaced, we coordinate drywall, flooring, and finish repairs once the structure is dry.
One Seattle kitchen, three stages: flooded to the cabinets, stripped and dried back to the studs, then rebuilt better than before.

Call any time. We gather details about the flooding and dispatch a crew to your Seattle-area property.
We identify the water source and category, map affected areas with moisture meters, and remove standing water.
Drying equipment is set up following IICRC S500 practices, with readings taken regularly to track progress.
Some materials can be dried in place; others may need to be removed. Cleaning or sanitizing is done when the water type calls for it, and repairs are coordinated if needed.
We confirm materials have reached their drying goals and provide photos and moisture records for your files.

Our team works across Seattle, King County, and Snohomish County.
Nights, weekends, and holidays — flooding doesn't wait for business hours.
Commercial pumps, extractors, and drying equipment sized for flood losses.
Readings are taken throughout drying so decisions are based on measurements.
Photos and moisture records you can share with your insurer.
You know what we found, what we're doing, and what comes next.
Soundview can assist with:
Flood vs. other water damage: Standard homeowners insurance generally excludes damage caused by external rising floodwater. Separate flood insurance (such as an NFIP or private flood policy) may be needed.
Coverage for burst pipes, roof leaks, sewer backups, and other water intrusion depends on the cause and your policy terms. Coverage decisions are made by your insurer.
Dealing with water damage is stressful enough. Soundview Restoration documents the damage, communicates with your insurance adjuster, and helps organize the paperwork so you can focus on getting your property restored.
Detailed photos, moisture readings, and restoration documentation.
We provide project information and answer questions about our restoration work.
We help coordinate restoration documentation and billing.






Don’t see your insurance company? We work with homeowners insured by most major carriers. Call (206) 539-2660
Soundview Restoration is an independent restoration contractor and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the insurance companies shown. Coverage, deductibles, and claim decisions are determined by your policy and insurer.
Seattle's mix of older homes, below-grade basements, steep hillsides, and aging drainage makes some properties more vulnerable when the rain arrives.
Seattle's long wet season, and atmospheric river storms in particular, can saturate soil and push water toward foundations for days at a time.
Many older Seattle homes have basements without modern waterproofing. Rising groundwater can seep through foundation walls, slab cracks, and floor joints.
Homes on hillsides in neighborhoods like Queen Anne, Magnolia, and West Seattle often collect runoff underneath, leaving standing water in crawlspaces.
Clogged gutters, failed downspouts, blocked area drains, and overwhelmed street drainage can send water straight into lower levels.
Wind-driven rain can enter through aging roofs, flashing, siding, and windows, soaking walls and ceilings from above.
Cold snaps are less common here, so pipes in crawlspaces, garages, and exterior walls are often unprotected when temperatures drop.
Heavy rain can overload older combined sewer lines, backing water up through floor drains and toilets.
Water from a plumbing leak instead? See water damage restoration. Need water out right now? See emergency water removal. Backup from a drain or toilet? See sewage cleanup.
The sooner water is removed, the more materials can usually be saved. Call now or request a callback below.
For non-emergency services, please complete the form below to request a callback. If you require immediate restoration assistance, call us 24/7 at 206-539-2660.