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Clear answers when the water won’t wait.
When your home floods, you don’t need a sales pitch — you need to know what to do right now. flood.repair turns the official guidance from FEMA, the CDC, the EPA and the IICRC into clear, calm, step-by-step answers. We inform. We don’t sell anything.
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Five guides that cover the whole emergency
From the first frantic minutes to the insurance claim weeks later — each hub gathers the complete, cited answer in one place.
What To Do When Your House Floods
The master guide to your first 48 hours — safety, shut-offs, triage and recovery.
Read the guideWater Damage Cleanup & Drying
How to remove water, dry the structure, and decide what to salvage.
Read the guideFlood Safety & Health Risks
Electrical, contamination, structural and re-entry hazards — and how to avoid them.
Read the guideMold After Water Damage
The 24–48 hour mold window, prevention, detection, and when to test.
Read the guideFlood & Water Damage Insurance
NFIP vs. homeowners, what’s covered, documentation, and how to file.
Read the guideLatest guides
All articles →How to Clean and Disinfect After a Flood
Step-by-step guide to cleaning and disinfecting your home after a flood — surfaces, materials, and the right disinfectants per CDC and EPA.
Jun 23, 2026 11 min read
InsuranceIs Mold Covered by Insurance? What Homeowners Need to Know
Is mold covered by insurance? Standard homeowners policies cover mold only when it stems from a sudden covered peril. Learn what's excluded, what to document, and what to say to your adjuster.
Jun 23, 2026 8 min read
Safety & HealthGenerator Safety: Carbon Monoxide & Flood Hazards
Generator safety and carbon monoxide: how far to place a portable generator, why CO kills, and how to run one safely during a power outage or flood.
Jun 22, 2026 8 min read
Why trust an answer with nothing to sell?
Most flood advice online comes from companies that want your service call. We’re not one of them. flood.repair exists to answer the question fully and send you on your way. Every procedure here is synthesized from public guidance issued by the agencies that set the standards — and we link straight to the source so you can verify it.
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