
Moisture readings you can keep
We log hygrometer and moisture meter readings before and after drying. You get a written record for your insurance claim.
One call covers the whole job: pumping, extraction, drying, sanitizing and repairs. We handle everything from a failed sump pump in a Downtown Newport bungalow to a sewage backup that soaked drywall and fiberglass insulation. If you have been searching for basement flood cleanup Newport KY near me, we are the crew that shows up with the truck, the extractor and the meters.

One call covers the whole job: pumping, extraction, drying, sanitizing and repairs. We handle everything from a failed sump pump in a Downtown Newport bungalow to a sewage backup that soaked drywall and fiberglass insulation. If you have been searching for basement flood cleanup Newport KY near me, we are the crew that shows up with the truck, the extractor and the meters.
Basement Flood CleanupFull-service cleanup for a flooded basement in Newport. We pump standing water, extract saturated carpet and padding, remove wet drywall and insulation, dry the structure with air movers and dehumidifiers, and sanitize affected surfaces. Most residential basements are dry within three to five days depending on how long the water sat.
Emergency Water RemovalWhen water is still rising, we move fast. Our crew arrives with truck-mounted water extractors and portable extraction units to pull water out of the basement, utility room and crawl space. We document moisture readings before and after so you have a clear record for your insurance claim.
Basement Water ExtractionWe pull water out of carpet, pad and subfloor with truck-mounted extractors and wet/dry shop vacuums. After extraction we check the subfloor with a moisture meter and thermal imaging camera to find hidden pockets the eye cannot see. This step decides whether your carpet can be saved or has to come out.
Flood Water PumpingDeep standing water gets pumped out first with a submersible sump pump or sewage pump, depending on what is in the water. We set up discharge lines away from the foundation so water does not run right back in. Expect a typical Newport basement to pump out in two to four hours.
Standing Water RemovalStanding water in a basement damages baseboard, drywall and framing within hours. We remove it with submersible pumps and truck-mounted extractors, then check the floor drains and sump pit to confirm water is not still entering. We also look for the source so the same problem does not repeat next storm.
Sewage Backup CleanupSewage backup is a category 3 loss and needs more than a shop vac. We pump the water out, remove contaminated materials, and treat the area with an antimicrobial solution and disinfectant. Our technicians hold IICRC AMRT training for microbial remediation, and we follow OSHA 10 safety practices on every sewage job.
Sump Pump Failure CleanupA dead sump pump is one of the most common causes of basement flooding in Newport. We clean up the water, test the existing pump and float, and check the check valve and discharge pipe. If the pump is done, we can install a Little Giant, Zoeller, Wayne or Liberty Pumps replacement the same day.
Basement Drying and DehumidificationWe dry basements with air movers and Dri-Eaz or Phoenix Restoration Equipment dehumidifiers sized to the cubic footage of the space. We log moisture readings with a hygrometer and moisture meter twice a day until the structure is back to dry standard. Skipping this step is how mold starts.
Moisture Detection and InspectionNot every wet basement shows standing water. We use a moisture meter, thermal imaging camera, hygrometer and boroscope inspection camera to find hidden moisture behind drywall, under flooring and inside wall cavities. You get a written readout of what is wet and what is not.
Mold RemediationMold can start growing within 24 to 48 hours of a flood. We contain the work area, remove affected drywall and insulation, treat surfaces with an antimicrobial solution, and run an ozone generator where odors linger. Our team holds IICRC AMRT training and we follow Kentucky mold remediation license requirements.
Mold Inspection and TestingIf you smell a musty odor but cannot see mold, we inspect with a boroscope inspection camera and take air and surface samples. Results tell you whether you have an active mold problem or just residual dampness. We explain the findings in plain terms and give you a written scope.
Basement SanitizationAfter extraction and drying, we treat floors, walls and framing with an antimicrobial solution and disinfectant. This step matters most after a sewage backup or a flood that carried in outdoor debris. We also wipe down baseboard, sill plates and any salvageable contents.
Odor Removal and DeodorizationMusty odors after a flood usually mean moisture is still trapped somewhere. We find the source with a moisture meter, dry it out, then use an ozone generator and antimicrobial treatment to clear the smell. Most Newport basements lose the musty odor within one to two days of proper drying.
Carpet and Rug Water Damage RestorationWet carpet and pad need fast attention. We extract the water, pull up the carpet to dry the pad and subfloor, and decide whether the carpet can be saved or should be replaced. Category 1 water from a clean supply line is often salvageable; sewage backup usually means replacement.
Hardwood Floor Water Damage RestorationWarped hardwood floors need drying, not just mopping. We use air movers and dehumidifiers to pull moisture out of the boards and subfloor, then check with a moisture meter to see if cupping will reverse. If boards are too far gone, we can remove and replace the damaged sections.
Drywall and Ceiling Water Damage RepairWet drywall loses strength fast and holds moisture against framing. We cut out saturated sections, dry the wall cavity with air movers, and replace drywall and baseboard once readings are back to normal. Ceiling stains from a second-floor leak get the same treatment.
Basement Wall Water Damage RepairBlock and poured concrete walls wick water after a flood. We dry them with air movers, check for hydrostatic pressure and foundation cracks, and repair damaged sections with hydraulic cement or epoxy crack filler. If the wall keeps leaking, we can talk through waterproofing options.
Insulation Removal and ReplacementWet fiberglass insulation loses its R-value and holds moisture against framing. We pull it out, dry the cavity, and replace it once the structure is dry. This is one of the most common steps we take in Newport basements after a sump pump failure.
Content Cleaning and Pack-OutWhen a basement floods, we inventory and pack out salvageable belongings, clean them at our facility, and store them until your basement is dry. You get a written inventory of everything we take. This keeps your stuff out of the way while we work.
Furniture and Belongings RestorationWood furniture, boxes and stored items soak up water fast. We dry, clean and treat what can be saved, and tell you honestly what cannot. Upholstered pieces that sat in sewage backup water are usually a loss; solid wood furniture often comes back with proper drying.
Document and Photo RestorationWet paperwork, photos and books can often be saved with freeze-drying or careful air drying. We separate pages, dry them flat, and pack them for transport. Bring us the box before it sits wet for a week - the sooner we start, the better the outcome.
Basement WaterproofingIf your Newport basement floods every spring, cleanup alone will not fix it. We install vapor barriers, interior drainage and seal foundation cracks with polyurethane sealant or epoxy crack filler. The goal is to keep water out of the basement in the first place.
Sump Pump InstallationWe install primary and backup sump pumps from Little Giant, Zoeller, Wayne and Liberty Pumps, sized to your basement and water table. Every install includes a check valve, discharge pipe and a test run. A properly sized pump is the cheapest insurance against a flooded basement.
Sump Pump Repair and MaintenanceA sump pump that runs but does not move water usually has a stuck float, a clogged impeller or a bad check valve. We test the pump, clean it out, and replace worn parts. We recommend testing your pump before every spring rainy season in Campbell County.
French Drain InstallationA French drain moves groundwater away from your foundation before it reaches the basement. We dig the trench, lay perforated drain pipe in gravel, and tie it into a discharge point downhill from the house. This is a common fix for Newport homes with hydrostatic pressure problems.
Foundation Crack RepairHairline cracks in a poured foundation let water in during heavy rain. We clean the crack, inject epoxy crack filler or hydraulic cement, and seal the surface with polyurethane sealant. If the crack is structural, we tell you and refer you to a foundation specialist.
Window Well Drainage ServicesWindow well overflow is a common cause of basement flooding in older Newport homes. We clear the well, check the drain tile, and install gravel and a proper drain if the well has none. A window well that holds water is a basement flood waiting to happen.
Gutter and Downspout Drainage SolutionsClogged gutter downspouts dump roof water right against the foundation. We clean the gutters, check the downspout runs, and extend discharge lines at least six feet from the house. This simple fix prevents a lot of the basement flooding we see in Newport.
Crawl Space Water RemovalCrawl spaces hold water and humidity that work their way up into the living space. We pump out standing water, dry the space with air movers and dehumidifiers, and check the vapor barrier for tears. Left alone, a wet crawl space turns into a mold problem.
Crawl Space EncapsulationEncapsulation seals a crawl space with a heavy vapor barrier and crawl space liner, keeping ground moisture out of the house. We seal the seams, wrap the piers, and tie the liner into the foundation walls. Newport homeowners usually notice drier air upstairs within a week.From the first phone call to the final moisture reading, here is what a Basement Flood Cleanup Newport KY job looks like. We keep you informed at each step and tell you what we find, not just what we are doing.

You call +18598328132 and describe what happened. We ask about the water source, how deep it is, and whether it smells like sewage. That tells us what equipment to load and whether this is a category 1, 2 or 3 loss.

We pump and extract standing water with a submersible sump pump, sewage pump or truck-mounted extractor, depending on the job. Discharge lines run away from the foundation so water does not cycle back in. Most basements are pumped out in two to four hours.

We set air movers and dehumidifiers sized to the space, then log moisture meter and hygrometer readings twice a day. Drying typically takes three to five days. We do not pull equipment until the structure hits dry standard.

Once dry, we treat surfaces with an antimicrobial solution and disinfectant, then handle repairs: drywall, baseboard, insulation, flooring and paint. If mold showed up, we remediate it before closing up the walls.
We are a local crew, not a franchise call center. When you call +18598328132, you reach someone who knows Newport basements, the water table near the river, and the older housing stock on streets like Thames and Broadway. Here is what that means for your job.


We check the sump pit, floor drains and foundation walls first. Drying without fixing the source means the same flood next storm.
Saturated drywall, insulation and pad come out rather than drying in place. Trapped moisture behind walls is how mold starts.

We size air movers and dehumidifiers to the cubic footage of your basement. Too little equipment stretches drying from three days to seven.
We show you the readings and tell you what they mean. No jargon, no upsell on work the basement does not need.
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Most jobs in Newport run $450-$900 for a small extraction and $1,800-$3,500 for a full basement dry-out. Sewage backup cleanup with repairs typically runs $4,500-$9,000 because it involves removing contaminated materials and rebuilding. We give you a written estimate before we start, so the number you hear is the number you pay.
Newport Basement Flood Pros handles emergency calls in Newport and across Campbell County. Call +18598328132 and describe the water source and depth. We load the right equipment - submersible pump, truck-mounted extractor, air movers - and get to your address. We serve every Newport neighborhood from Downtown to Aquidneck Avenue.
The right company is the one that shows up with meters, not just a shop vac. Look for IICRC WRT and ASD training, written moisture readings before and after, and a clear scope of work. We bring all three on every job, plus AMRT-trained techs for sewage and mold work. Ask any company you call for those specifics.
Ask three things: what certifications the technicians hold, whether they log moisture readings, and whether they will put the scope in writing. A pro who dries a basement without a moisture meter is guessing. We use moisture meters, hygrometers and thermal imaging cameras on every job and give you the readouts.
Yes. Water does not wait for business hours, so we take emergency calls around the clock. Call +18598328132 any time and we will tell you what we can do right now. For sewage backups and rising water, call immediately - every hour the water sits makes the damage worse.
Call +18598328132 and we will tell you what the job needs and what it costs. We serve Newport, KY and all of Campbell County with extraction, drying, sanitizing and repairs. One call covers the whole job.
Reach us at +18598328132 any time, day or night. We answer emergency calls around the clock and schedule standard estimates during business hours. Tell us the water source, how deep it is, and whether it smells like sewage - that tells us what to bring. We serve all of Newport and Campbell County.