Emergency water damage restoration typically refers to the process of cleaning up, repairing, and restoring a property that has been affected by water damage caused by an unexpected event, such as a flood, burst pipe, or natural disaster. The following are examples of situations that would typically qualify as emergency water damage restoration:

• Flooding caused by heavy rain or broken dams
• Burst pipes or leaks in the plumbing system
• Sewer backups or leaks
• Roof leaks or damage caused by severe weather
• Fire-fighting efforts that result in water damage
• Natural disasters such as hurricanes or tornadoes that cause water damage

In these situations, it is important to address the water damage as soon as possible to prevent further damage and potential mold growth. Emergency water damage restoration services typically include the following steps:

• Water extraction and removal
• Drying and dehumidifying the affected areas
• Cleaning and sanitizing surfaces
• Repairs and rebuilding of damaged structures
• Mold remediation (if necessary)

It's important to note that not all water damage is considered an emergency, for example, a slow leak that has been going on for days or weeks, would not qualify as an emergency, and can be handled during regular business hours.

If you experience any of the above situations, it is important to contact a professional emergency water damage restoration company as soon as possible to assess the damage and start the cleanup and restoration process.