To Whom It May Concern,
I am writing to document my experience with Aiden and Flood Rescue 911 following a plumbing-related water loss at my home. I am sharing this as a warning to other homeowners, contractors, and plumbing companies so they are aware of the practices we encountered.
Flood Rescue 911 was retained in connection with a water issue originating from a plumbing drain line. Based on the nature of the loss, any water migration occurred downward. Despite this, Flood Rescue 911 proceeded to demolish large portions of our upstairs bathroom without producing any objective documentation showing that demolition upstairs was necessary.
After later reviewing Flood Rescue 911's own job file and photographs, there were no recorded moisture readings, no moisture logs, no room-by-room measurements, and no written findings demonstrating elevated moisture levels in the upstairs bathroom. The documentation consisted largely of photographs of a technician holding a moisture meter, without any recorded data to support demolition decisions. Based on their own records, there was no technical justification for tearing out the upstairs bathroom.
As a direct result of this unnecessary demolition, our upstairs bathroom was rendered unusable. This left our household with only one toilet located in the garage for approximately a month, including during the holidays. This hardship was not caused by water damage or plumbing failure, but solely by Flood Rescue 911's decision to perform unjustified demolition.
During the demolition process, Flood Rescue 911 also removed both of our bathroom vanities from the property. Despite multiple requests, they failed to return these fixtures and were extremely difficult to reach or communicate with afterward. The lack of responsiveness compounded the disruption and left us without clarity, resolution, or our property.
In summary, Flood Rescue 911:
- Performed extensive demolition without documented moisture evidence;
- Removed functional portions of our home that did not require remediation;
- Caused avoidable loss of use of essential facilities;
- Removed and failed to return fixtures;
- Was consistently difficult to contact after the work was done.
Based on our experience, homeowners and contractors should exercise extreme caution, demand detailed moisture documentation before authorizing demolition, and closely monitor the scope of work performed by Flood Rescue 911.
STAY AWAY FROM FLOOD RESCUE.. they do way more damage than is necessary and then try to defraud the insurance company to get compensated.. if that fraud doesn't work, you will be stick with the bill read more