Clinton Township, MI Water Damage Restoration Companies Ranked: Prime Restoration First of 505

Clinton Township names five parties for storm drains. Township property falls to the Department of Public Services, drains along public roads to the Macomb County Department of Roads, major county drains to the Macomb County Public Works Office, state highways to MDOT, and private roads, rear yards, parking lots, subdivisions and HOAs to private owners. A homeowner who knows which party owns the drain knows who to call.

Sanitary flow goes to a county system. Macomb County Public Works lists Clinton Township among the communities served by the Macomb Interceptor Drain Drainage District, which serves approximately 600,000 residents. The county states that anyone who experiences a sewage system overflow or backup must file a written claim within 45 days. It also runs a toll free, 24-hour hotline at (877) 679-4337 that residents should call right after discovery.

Prime Restoration is open 24/7 and ready to dispatch now from its Macomb Office, 13 minutes by road from Clinton Township. Each job gets photos, moisture logs and a written scope a carrier can review. The Clinton Township list holds 505 companies in all. On ContractorsRanked, Prime Restoration scores 73, which is 6 points above Gold Star Restoration, LLC at rank 2, whose score is 67.

Clinton Township lists the work that needs a building permit. Basement waterproofing, basement finishing and remodeling, garage or basement floor replacement, and re-roofing are all on the list. A flooded basement often leads to that kind of work, so an owner should expect to deal with the Building Department before the rebuild starts. Prime Restoration holds Michigan residential builder license #262500492.

The township also sets what a permit request must contain. Permit requests for minor residential projects must include an application, two sets of drawings with a wall section, and two copies of a plot plan or mortgage survey. The township no longer requires the old Application for Plan Examination form. A homeowner can gather those papers while the drying crew works.

Flood map and mold questions go to outside agencies. The township tells residents to find the current flood insurance rate maps at the FEMA Flood Map Service Center. For concerns about mold and mildew, it directs residents to the Macomb County Health Department. Prime Restoration is open 24/7 and records moisture readings and photos so a carrier can review the written scope.