We Buy Water Damaged Houses in Edmonton.

No, we evaluate and purchase your property with the water damage exactly as it currently stands. Drying, remediation, or repair cost is factored directly into your cash offer rather than being something you handle first. This applies whether the damage is fresh or has been sitting for some time. We are not able to complete drying or remediation on your behalf before purchase. Send photos or schedule a walkthrough and we will confirm your offer as-is.

No, a formal plumber's report or professional assessment is not required to request an offer. Our own evaluation, using photos, video, or a walkthrough, is sufficient to determine your cash offer within 48 hours. If you already have a report from a plumber or restoration company, sharing it can help confirm the offer faster. We are not able to skip evaluating the property entirely. Contact us with whatever information you already have.

Mold growth resulting from water damage does not prevent us from making an offer. We factor the extent of the mold, alongside the original water damage, into a single evaluation of the property's current condition. We are not a mold remediation specialist and cannot certify air quality ourselves. Send photos of both the water damage and any visible mold so we can account for the full picture.

Your offer reflects the property's current condition, the specific cause of the water damage, and the realistic cost to repair it, based on real comparable sales in your Edmonton neighborhood. A single-room leak generally affects the offer less than widespread flooring or structural water damage, but neither disqualifies the property. Send photos of the affected areas and we will walk you through exactly how it factored into your offer.

Yes, a sewer backup, whether recent or already cleaned up, does not disqualify a property from an offer. We evaluate the extent of the damage and any lingering issues as part of our assessment. We are not able to perform sewer line repairs or cleanup on your behalf. Contact us with details about the backup so we can confirm next steps.

Yes, basement water damage, from a sump pump failure, foundation seepage, or a burst pipe, is one of the most common situations we evaluate. The condition of the rest of the property is factored in alongside the basement damage. We are not able to purchase only the affected area separately. Contact us with details about which areas are affected.

Listing a water damaged property typically requires disclosure, and many buyers or their lenders require repairs and a clean inspection before financing is approved, often extending the timeline to 30 to 90 or more days. Selling directly to us skips those requirements entirely, we buy as-is and pay cash, with closing in about 14 days on average. Compare both paths directly using your own numbers before deciding.

Selling directly to us does not carry the same buyer-facing disclosure process involved in a traditional listing, since there is no public marketing or open house involved. We simply ask that you describe the water damage accurately during evaluation so your offer reflects reality. Read our full guide on selling a water damaged house for more context.

Winter burst pipes are one of the most common water damage situations we see in Edmonton, and they do not affect your eligibility for an offer. We evaluate the resulting damage the same way regardless of the season it occurred in. We are not a plumber and cannot make emergency repairs before purchasing. Contact us with details about when and where the pipe burst.

Most closings on water damaged properties complete in about 14 days on average, the same typical timeline as any other property we purchase. Some sellers close sooner, others extend the timeline up to 120 days when more time is needed. Let us know your ideal timeline and we will build the closing date around it.

Yes, we purchase houses with any type of damage, including fire, flood, and structural or foundation damage, in addition to water damage. Each type is evaluated on its own terms. See our full overview of the damaged houses we buy in Edmonton for details on every damage type we purchase.

Our full guide on selling a water damaged house in Edmonton covers the causes of water damage, insurance considerations, and your general options, without any sales pitch attached. It's a good starting point if you're still deciding what to do. Contact us directly once you're ready for a specific cash offer.

Water damage typically refers to a source inside the home, such as a burst pipe, plumbing failure, appliance leak, or sewer backup. Flood damage refers to water entering the home from outside, such as overland flooding, spring snowmelt, or river valley proximity. We buy homes with either type. If flooding from outside better describes your situation, see our dedicated guide to selling a flood damaged house.