State service hub · Michigan
Water damage restoration in Michigan
Michigan winters, clay soils, and the river systems that cross the state create a demanding water damage environment, and Metro's Michigan team is built for it. Dedicated local pages and verified numbers cover Rochester Hills, Sterling Heights, Troy, Dearborn, Novi, Plymouth, Macomb, West Bloomfield, Ann Arbor, and Grand Rapids. Call the number for your area now.
Call Now (248) 617-0738
Michigan service areas
Communities we serve across Michigan
Every community below has a verified local emergency number and its own local resource page. Select your city for local water damage context, the services available there, and the number to call.
Michigan water damage profile
Why Michigan properties flood and leak
Michigan's water damage calendar runs all year. Sub-freezing winters drive frozen and burst pipes, ice dams, and water main breaks. Spring thaw and heavy storms push the Clinton River and its tributaries over their banks. And the region's clay soils move groundwater against foundations, so basements and sumps do a lot of work in an average year.
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Freeze-thaw pipe failures
Cold snaps and thaws crack supply lines; burst pipes are the leading winter water emergency.
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Riverine and flash flooding
The Clinton River, Paint Creek, Red Run Drain, and Beaver Creek flood in heavy rain, snowmelt, and ice jams.
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Basement water intrusion
Clay soils and older drain tile make sump failures, foundation seepage, and sewage backups common.
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Storm sewer surcharge
Short, intense storms overload drains in developed areas, pushing water back into streets and homes.
Cities with local pages
Dedicated Michigan city resources
Oakland County · Office
Rochester Hills
Clinton River and Paint Creek floodplain context, winter response, and the local line (248) 617-0738.
(248) 617-0738Oakland County · Service area
Troy
Red Run drain corridor flooding, finished basement response, and the local line (248) 243-4605.
(248) 243-4605Oakland County · Service area
Novi
Rouge River headwaters and creek flooding, basement cleanup, and the local line (248) 956-6517.
(248) 956-6517Oakland County · Service area
West Bloomfield
Lakefront seepage and high groundwater response around Cass and Pine lakes, with the local line (248) 453-7352.
(248) 453-7352Macomb County · Service area
Sterling Heights
Clinton River and drain-corridor flooding, backup response after heavy rain, and the local line (586) 789-9312.
(586) 789-9312Macomb County · Service area
Macomb
Clinton River and county drain flooding, basement cleanup, and the local line (586) 300-3569.
(586) 300-3569Wayne County · Service area
Dearborn
Rouge watershed and combined-sewer flooding, sewage backup response, and the local line (313) 546-0892.
(313) 546-0892Wayne County · Service area
Plymouth
Tonquish Creek and Rouge watershed flooding, basement cleanup, and the local line (734) 822-7929.
(734) 822-7929Washtenaw County · Service area
Ann Arbor
Huron River and footing drain backup response, basement flooding, and the local line (734) 875-9301.
(734) 875-9301Kent County · Service area
Grand Rapids
Grand River flood response through Metro's verified Michigan dispatch line (248) 617-0738.
(248) 617-0738Emergency assistance
Water damage anywhere in Michigan?
Call the Michigan line now for Rochester Hills, Sterling Heights, Troy, Dearborn, Novi, Plymouth, Macomb, West Bloomfield, Ann Arbor, Grand Rapids, or nearby. The dispatch team will confirm coverage for your address and route the response.
(248) 617-0738 / 24/7 emergency assistance