Water Damage Restoration in Wisconsin

Wisconsin's water damage risk includes both river flooding and the effects of its position between two major water systems, the Mississippi River to the west and Lake Michigan to the east. Heavy spring rainfall combined with snowmelt can raise river levels quickly, as seen during the widespread June 2008 flooding that affected much of the upper Midwest. Communities along Lake Michigan also face periodic risk from lake effect precipitation and shoreline flooding during major storms.

Cities we cover in Wisconsin