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Water damage restoration and cleanup in Troy, Michigan

Troy is one of Metro Detroit's busiest business districts, and much of our work here is commercial: offices and businesses around Somerset Collection and Big Beaver Road, and the homes in between.

From our office
12.8 miles, about 26 min
ZIP codes
48083 · 48084 · 48085 · 48098
Area codes
248 · 947

Recent jobs in Troy

  • Commercial
  • Water damage

Category 2 water in an office near Somerset Collection

An association's office near Somerset Collection called us after water flooded its carpet. It was Category 2 water, which the industry also calls gray water: it can carry contaminants, so wet carpet can't just be fanned dry.

We sent a team to extract the water and treat the carpet and pad the way that category requires, then dried the space and checked it with moisture meters before the office went back to work.

How fast we reach Troy

Our office in Southfield is 9.3 miles from the middle of Troy: about 12.8 miles by road, or 26 minutes when traffic is light. Across Oakland 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 east to I-75 north and exit at Big Beaver Road for the business district, or follow the mile roads to the subdivisions.

  1. You call

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

  2. A crew heads to Troy

    Trucks leave with the pumps, extractors, air movers and dehumidifiers the job needs, 12.8 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 Troy homes and buildings flood

When homes in Troy were built

58%before 1980

  1. 1939 or earlier: 2% of homes
  2. 1940s: 2% of homes
  3. 1950s: 7% of homes
  4. 1960s: 14% of homes
  5. 1970s: 32% of homes
  6. 1980s: 14% of homes
  7. 1990s: 14% of homes
  8. 2000s: 8% of homes
  9. 2010s: 4% of homes
  10. 2020 or later: 2% of homes

Median year built: 1977, across 34,883 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)391
  • June 2021 flood (DR-4607)30
  • August 2023 storms (DR-4757)222

Registrations from Troy 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.

  • Three county sewer districts

    Troy's wastewater runs through three county districts: Evergreen-Farmington, Oakland-Troy and George W. Kuhn. In 2022 the city prepaid about $4 million toward Evergreen-Farmington upgrades that it says will help reduce wastewater backups into homes and businesses.

    Source: City of Troy
  • Sylvan Glen, twice

    Storms in August 2019 and again on August 24, 2023 flooded homes in the Sylvan Glen subdivision near Livernois and Square Lake roads. Residents blamed runoff from nearby school grounds and clogged drain grates.

    Source: C&G News
  • More sewer room for Big Beaver

    In 2021 the city built a 36-inch relief sewer from Big Beaver Road to an existing 60-inch line, adding sanitary sewer capacity for the Big Beaver corridor.

    Source: City of Troy
  • Ground that doesn't drain

    Early Troy's soil did not percolate or drain well, which is why the township built public water and sewer in the 1950s as farm fields became subdivisions.

    Source: Troy Historic Village
Troy ZIP codes, with housing age and FEMA history (4)
Troy ZIP codes, with the median year homes were built and FEMA aid registrations after each flood
ZIP codeMedian home builtFEMA 2014FEMA 2021FEMA 2023
48083197632912104
48084197515435
48085197733744
48098198214739

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

Troy questions

How fast can you get to Troy?

Troy is about 26 minutes from our Southfield office in light traffic (12.8 miles by road). Across Oakland 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 Troy ZIP codes do you cover?

Every part of Troy, including 48083, 48084, 48085 and 48098. If you're near the edge of Troy, call and we'll confirm right away.

Do you work in occupied office buildings in Troy?

Yes. We plan the work around your tenants and staff, contain the area we're drying, and keep the property manager and the insurer up to date with photos and moisture readings.

Request a call and we’ll contact you soon

Leave your name and number and a coordinator will call you back. If water is still coming in, or there’s smoke or sewage, call now.

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

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