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Water damage restoration and cleanup in Livonia, Michigan

Livonia is mid-century subdivisions and busy commercial and industrial corridors, and we work in both: a lot of houses, and a lot of commercial properties.

From our office
15.1 miles, about 22 min
ZIP codes
48150 · 48152 · 48154
Area codes
734 · 248

Our work in Livonia

  • Residential
  • Commercial

Houses and commercial properties

We serve a lot of homes in Livonia, as we do in Dearborn and Dearborn Heights, and a lot of commercial properties here too.

With fewer flood-aid registrations than its neighbors, Livonia's water damage is as likely to come from inside a building as from a storm: a burst pipe, a failed water heater or supply line, a leak in a commercial roof or sprinkler line.

How fast we reach Livonia

Our office in Southfield is 9.1 miles from the middle of Livonia: about 15.1 miles by road, or 22 minutes when traffic is light. Across Wayne County a crew is on site in about 60 minutes, day or night, and when you call we give you a real arrival time.

From Southfield, crews take I-696 west to the I-96 and I-275 interchange, or come in on Grand River and the mile roads; I-96 also runs east from Livonia into Redford and Detroit.

  1. You call

    A person answers 248-845-0000, day or night, and asks what happened and where.

  2. A crew heads to Livonia

    Trucks leave with the pumps, extractors, air movers and dehumidifiers the job needs, 15.1 miles from our office.

  3. On site in about 60 minutes

    The crew stops the water, makes the property safe and starts the drying the same visit.

Why Livonia homes and buildings flood

When homes in Livonia were built

78%before 1980

  1. 1939 or earlier: 4% of homes
  2. 1940s: 4% of homes
  3. 1950s: 32% of homes
  4. 1960s: 25% of homes
  5. 1970s: 12% of homes
  6. 1980s: 9% of homes
  7. 1990s: 7% of homes
  8. 2000s: 4% of homes
  9. 2010s: 2% of homes
  10. 2020 or later: less than 1% of homes

Median year built: 1964, across 39,665 homes and apartments. U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024, table B25034.

Households that asked FEMA for help
  • August 2014 flood (DR-4195)98
  • June 2021 flood (DR-4607)181
  • August 2023 storms (DR-4757)437

Registrations from Livonia mailing addresses. A registration is a household asking for help, not proof of damage, and mailing addresses don’t follow city limits exactly. FEMA, OpenFEMA Housing Assistance data, pulled 2026-10-12.

  • Forty miles of the Rouge

    More than 40 miles of the Rouge River system flow through Livonia, which makes up over 12% of the Rouge watershed. When the river passes 18 feet at its Detroit gauge, flooding begins in residential areas of Livonia and Redford.

    Source: City of Livonia
  • May 2011

    Livonia was among the hardest-hit areas when creeks feeding the Rouge overflowed in May 2011; one Linden Street basement had two to three feet of water.

    Source: CBS Detroit
  • The 2024 tornado

    An EF-1 tornado cut a 5.5-mile path across Livonia on June 5, 2024, bringing down trees and damaging homes, and more than 3,000 DTE customers in the city lost power.

    Source: National Weather Service
  • Your claim, and the city's liability

    To claim damages for a sewer backup, Livonia residents file a written claim with the city within 45 days. Under state law the city is liable only if the public sewer had a defect it knew about and didn't fix in reasonable time.

    Source: City of Livonia

Local resources for Livonia property owners

Incorporated as a city in 1950. About 93,851 people live in Livonia (Census, 2020–2024 estimate). If a public sewer backed up into your building, Michigan law asks you to give written notice to the agency that runs the sewer (the city, township or county) within 45 days of finding the damage.

Livonia neighborhoods

  • Rosedale Gardens
Livonia ZIP codes, with housing age and FEMA history (3)
Livonia ZIP codes, with the median year homes were built and FEMA aid registrations after each flood
ZIP codeMedian home builtFEMA 2014FEMA 2021FEMA 2023
4815019572671135
4815219713956142
4815419653355160

ZIP codes from the Census Bureau’s 2020 ZIP-to-place relationship file; housing age from ACS 2020–2024; registrations from OpenFEMA.

Livonia questions

How fast can you get to Livonia?

Livonia is about 22 minutes from our Southfield office in light traffic (15.1 miles by road). Across Wayne County a crew is on site in about 60 minutes, day or night. Call 248-845-0000 and we'll give you a real arrival time.

Which Livonia ZIP codes do you cover?

Every part of Livonia, including 48150, 48152 and 48154. If you're near the edge of Livonia, call and we'll confirm right away.

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Call 24/7248-845-0000
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  • On site in about 60 minutes
  • We work with your insurer

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