Whether you own a split-level in Fargo or a farmhouse out in Cass County, we pick up the phone around the clock and roll out across the Red River Valley.
Plenty of crews in West North Dakota never cross the city line. We head the other direction—toward the towns other trucks pass by—because a soaked basement in a West Fargo ranch deserves the same speed as a flooded main-level in Fargo.
The the 2009 Red River flood flood proved it: the heaviest rain fell in Mapleton (14 inches) and Harwood (9 inches), not downtown. The towns below are where we work every week. Click yours for the details that matter — local flood history, housing stock, response times, and straight answers.
Cass County — a short run from our Fargo crews
Cass County — inside our regular Fargo service radius
Cass County — inside our regular Fargo service radius
Cass County — inside our regular Fargo service radius
The red river valley — covered daily by our Fargo pros
Cass County — a short run from our Fargo crews
The red river valley — covered daily by our Fargo pros
Cass County — a short run from our Fargo crews
None of that. Every town here is inside our standard coverage, so the rate stays level whether we’re headed to downtown Fargo or a dirt road outside Argusville.
Red River Valley towns sit within a quick drive of Fargo, and our phones stay open all night. When water hits your living room, those first minutes decide whether the hardwood gets dried or torn out.
West Fargo, Horace, Casselton, Mapleton, Kindred, Harwood, Reile's Acres, Argusville, and right into Fargo itself—plus nearly all of Cass County and the surrounding Red River Valley. Unsure? Just call.
Pick up the phone and ask. If we can’t get to you quickly, we’ll give it to you straight and suggest a crew that can.
