triumph

Or a raft, conue(sp) i can borrow? Looks like i may need one

smiley23

True - you could use your own car. One of my niegbours found his truck parked in the street - but - he left it in the driveway.

Good old Mother Nature didnt like it in the driveway.

triumph

Right now my cars and truck are in the driveway......if the water gets any higher we will see where they are in the morning or end up............if the water gets any higher i will need a boat or a floatation device.

JoeliusZ28

is it that bad where your at??? Our yard is 50% covered in water but its not even close to enough to carry a truck away.

OneSickSix

8" in some parts of Detroit.

Over here in the Lansing area we had the heavy lightning strikes and had a few buildings and trees catch fire because of it.

DEVENOMER

me and some of my boys were on vanborn pulling retards out all night making a killing! Tow trucks wouldnt do it for less than $100!

triumph

The water on my street went down........wish i could say that for the basement

dreamer1q

My basement flooded 2 nights ago, and it is still raining. There is no place for it to go anymore.

Timberwolf

I worked til 9 last night dryingout a basement. Started at 3pm. Had to put a sump pump in the guys driveway just so we could walk from the truck to the house with getting soaked!

That's what our company does, so if anyone needs an estimate for repairs to give their insurance company, or someone to dry you out and fix the damage, give a holler. Disaster Restoration is our business, and I am a nationally certified disaster restoration specialist now. (And I am pretty good at negotiating with adjusters... I can usually get you 50-100% more settlement out of them)

ws6transam

My 30 year old sump pump just quit last night but I caught it before the water got to the speed parts. Darned cheap-*** gutters, I need to replace them with something bigger: The kind you can flush softballs down.

Duke

Everyhting is flooded out here. The basement used to have a serious flooding problem but I added a secind sump hole and pump and used Dryloc on the walls and floor, and it's still dry! The pumps run like crazy, but the floors are dry! Hopefully we don't loose power anytime soon, I only have one battery backup pump working right now....