24/7 Water Damage Restoration in Prior Lake

Lake living and high water tables in Prior Lake

Water spreading across your floor is an emergency, and every minute counts. Prior Lake’s biggest asset is also its biggest water risk: proximity to the lake means high groundwater, and homes here lean heavily on walkout lower levels, drain tile, and sump systems to stay dry. When a sump fails during spring runoff or a heavy summer rain raises the table, water finds the finished basement fast — and on a lake home, that lower level is often the nicest space in the house. Add Minnesota winters and burst pipes to the mix, and Prior Lake sees water damage from every direction. When it happens, we answer live 24/7/365 and dispatch a crew quickly.

What causes water damage in Prior Lake homes

• Sump pump failure and high groundwater during spring runoff and heavy rain
• Frozen and burst pipes during deep winter cold snaps
• Walkout and lower-level seepage on lakefront lots
• Ice dams and snowmelt forcing water under shingles and into ceilings
• Sewer and drain backups pushing contaminated water into lower levels
• Appliance and water-heater leaks from aging supply lines

How we respond — and protect your claim

The first 24 to 48 hours decide whether a wet floor dries out or turns into a mold problem, so we move immediately. We extract standing water, set professional drying and dehumidification equipment, and monitor moisture until your structure is verified dry. Throughout, we photograph and document the damage and work directly with your adjuster to support your insurance claim — handling the paperwork so you don’t have to. Acting fast matters: lingering moisture behind walls and under flooring is exactly what drives mold growth, and getting ahead of it protects both your home and your wallet.

Don’t wait for the water to spread. Call 612-825-2800 now for emergency water damage cleanup and restoration in Prior Lake. A local Twin Cities company since 1977, Ungerman answers live around the clock and treats your home like our own.