Flood Cleanup

Industrial Response for Houston's Worst Floods

Flood Cleanup

Industrial-grade pumping, Category 3 sanitation, and rapid structural recovery.

45-Min Response
IICRC Certified
Direct Insurance Billing
24/7 Emergency Service

Expert Flood Cleanup in Houston

Houston floods — and when it does, the water coming in isn't clean. Storm surge, bayou overflow, and flash flooding introduce Category 3 (blackwater) contamination: bacteria, sewage, chemicals, and debris. Standard shop-vacs don't cut it. Our fleet includes high-capacity submersible pumps, truck-mounted extractors, and industrial drying equipment capable of handling everything from a flooded garage to a multi-story commercial property.

Rhino is Houston's trusted water damage restoration company — responding 24/7 with IICRC-certified technicians across Greater Houston.

Signs You Need This Service

  • Storm or hurricane flooding entered the structure
  • Bayou, creek, or storm drain backup indoors
  • Standing water more than 1 inch deep
  • Floodwater with visible debris or discoloration
  • Sewage odor mixed with floodwater
  • Flooded HVAC or electrical systems
Flood Cleanup in Houston, TX

What's Included With Every Job

High-capacity submersible pump deployment
Truck-mounted extraction for rapid removal
Category 3 (blackwater) biohazard protocols
Debris removal and containment
Full antimicrobial sanitation of all surfaces
Structural drying to IICRC S-500
HVAC and duct cleaning after flood exposure
Contents salvage assessment and pack-out
Complete insurance loss documentation
Post-drying air quality testing

Our Step-by-Step Process

1

Safe Entry & Hazard Assessment

Before we begin, we assess structural integrity and electrical safety. Floodwater and live electricity are a fatal combination. We coordinate utility shutoffs when necessary.

2

High-Volume Water Removal

We deploy submersible pumps rated for thousands of gallons per hour. For extreme flooding, multiple pump units run simultaneously to achieve rapid drawdown.

3

Debris Removal & Gross Cleaning

Mud, sediment, and debris are removed and disposed of properly before drying begins. Category 3 waste is handled under biohazard protocols.

4

Full Sanitation & Disinfection

All flood-exposed surfaces are treated with EPA-registered hospital-grade disinfectants. This step is non-negotiable with Category 3 water — it cannot be skipped.

5

Structural Drying

Industrial air movers and LGR dehumidifiers dry walls, floors, and framing. We monitor moisture daily until IICRC drying goals are achieved and verified.

6

Rebuild & Restoration

We repair and replace flood-damaged materials — flooring, drywall, insulation, cabinetry — and coordinate with your insurer for seamless claim resolution.

Based in Houston. Serving All of Greater Houston.

Our technicians are staged across Houston to reach you in 45 minutes or less. We serve all of Harris County and surrounding communities — Sugar Land, Katy, The Woodlands, Pearland, Spring, Humble, Baytown, and Pasadena.

📍 2121 Sage Rd Suite 301, Houston, TX 77056
Available 24/7 — including nights, weekends, and holidays

Frequently Asked Questions

Is floodwater dangerous?

Yes. Floodwater from storms and bayou overflow is classified as Category 3 blackwater, which can contain sewage, E. coli, heavy metals, and chemical contaminants. Never wade through floodwater or attempt DIY cleanup without professional-grade PPE.

How quickly should flood cleanup begin?

Immediately. Every hour of delay allows Category 3 contaminants to penetrate deeper into porous materials, and mold can begin within 24–48 hours. Call us the moment the water recedes enough to safely enter.

Do you work with flood insurance (NFIP)?

Yes. We have experience documenting losses for National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) claims and private flood policies. We itemize every line item your adjuster needs.

My first floor flooded — do I have to replace everything?

Not necessarily. We assess each material individually. Concrete and tile can often be sanitized and saved. Drywall, insulation, and porous flooring below the flood line typically require replacement per IICRC and insurance standards.

Don't Wait — Damage Gets Worse by the Hour

Secondary damage and mold can begin within 24 hours. Call now for a free assessment and 45-minute emergency dispatch.