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Moretti Remodeling & RestorationSevern, MD · MHIC #111360

Emergency water damage and flood cleanup in Maryland

We get the water out, dry your home and rebuild what was ruined. We also remodel kitchens, baths and basements. Moretti Remodeling & Restoration is based in Severn, Anne Arundel County, and licensed in Maryland, MHIC #111360.

Safe next steps and a callback form

Safety first

Whatever happened, start here

Choose the closest match above for steps that fit. Until then:

Gas smell, sparks or smoke? Leave the house and call 911 from outside.

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  1. Stay out of standing water and away from wet outlets, cords and appliances.
  2. Don't touch the electrical panel if water is or may have been near it. Stay clear and contact your power company or a qualified electrician.
  3. Keep away from a sagging or dripping ceiling, and don't switch on lights or fans in it. It can fall.
  4. Take photos from a safe spot. Ask your insurer before you throw out damaged belongings, but don't eat food or use medicine that touched the water.

Water, flood or roof leak

Gas smell, sparks or smoke? Leave the house and call 911 from outside.

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  1. Stay out of the water. It can carry current and may be contaminated.
  2. Power: Do not touch the electrical panel if water is or may have been near it. Stay clear and contact your power company or a qualified electrician.
  3. Keep away from a sagging or dripping ceiling, and don't switch on lights or fans in it.

Tell us how long the water has been there. EPA advises drying within 24-48 hours.

Burst pipe

Gas smell, sparks or smoke? Leave the house and call 911 from outside.

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  1. Stay out of standing water and away from wet outlets, cords and a wet or sagging ceiling.
  2. Shut off the main water valve only if you can reach it without stepping into water.
  3. Power: Do not touch the electrical panel if water is or may have been near it. Stay clear and contact your power company or a qualified electrician.

Tell us how long the water has been there. EPA advises drying within 24-48 hours.

Water heater or appliance leak

Gas smell, sparks or smoke? Leave the house and call 911 from outside.

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  1. Don't touch the heater or appliance, its plug or cord, and don't stand in water around it. Leaking heater water can scald.
  2. Close the main water valve only if you can reach it without stepping into water or touching the heater or appliance.
  3. Power: Do not touch the electrical panel if water is or may have been near it. Stay clear and contact your power company or a qualified electrician.

Tell us how long the water has been there. EPA advises drying within 24-48 hours.

Mold or musty smell

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  1. Don't sand, scrape or dry-brush it. That can put spores in the air.
  2. Keep children and anyone with asthma or allergies away from the area.
  3. Mold in vents or the heating or AC unit? If you know or suspect mold in the heating or AC system, do not run that system until it has been checked. In cold weather, contact an HVAC technician promptly for safe heating and pipe-freeze precautions. If the home cannot be kept safely warm, move to a safe, warm location.
  4. Take photos and note when you first saw or smelled it.

Tell us how long the area has been damp, if you know. EPA advises drying within 24-48 hours.

Planning a remodel

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  1. Take a few phone photos of the room.
  2. List what you want to change, and what must stay.
  3. Note your timing: holidays, guests, a move-in date.
  4. Think about a rough budget range. It helps us show options that fit.

Next, we talk the project through with you. For remodeling, you get a written contract before any work starts. How remodeling works

Not sure what's going on

Gas smell, sparks or smoke? Leave the house and call 911 from outside.

Call (443) 690-9266
  1. Stay out of standing water and away from wet outlets, cords and appliances.
  2. Don't touch the electrical panel if water is or may have been near it. Stay clear and contact your power company or a qualified electrician.
  3. Keep away from a sagging or dripping ceiling, and don't switch on lights or fans in it. It can fall.
  4. Take photos from a safe spot. Ask your insurer before you throw out damaged belongings, but don't eat food or use medicine that touched the water.

Tell us what you see, and how long it has been going on. EPA advises drying within 24-48 hours.

Who you are dealing with

Company
Moretti Construction LLC t/a Moretti Remodeling & Restoration
Based in
1464 Georgia Ave, Severn, MD 21144
License
Licensed in Maryland, MHIC #111360 · Verify license (opens the Maryland license lookup in a new tab)

Why timing matters

The first 24 to 48 hours

Water keeps soaking into floors, walls and furniture until it is removed and the materials are dried. That is why it pays to call early.

“It is important to dry water-damaged areas and items within 24-48 hours to prevent mold growth.”

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, A Brief Guide to Mold, Moisture and Your Home (opens in a new tab)

EPA also notes that mold may have grown even on materials dried within 48 hours, and that the 24-48 hour window is only a guideline. Its drying guidelines are for clean water (EPA mold remediation guide (opens in a new tab)). That is why we never make promises about mold.

Good to know before you call

  • Is everyone safe?
  • Where is the water coming from, and is it still coming in?
  • How long has it been there?
  • Which rooms and floors are wet?

What the work involves

  1. Get the water out
  2. Remove what can't be dried
  3. Dry the structure
  4. Rebuild

Water, mold or a remodel?

What happens first

Water damage, mold and remodeling compared
What you may seeDo this firstWhat we do
Water damageWater on floors or walls, or a wet or sagging ceiling.Stay out of the water. It can carry current and may be contaminated. Don't touch the electrical panel if water is or may have been near it.Get the water out, remove what can't be dried, dry the structure and rebuild.
MoldMold you can see, or a musty smell.Don't sand, scrape or dry-brush it. Keep children and anyone with asthma or allergies away from the area.Find the moisture that feeds the mold, remove moldy materials, clean what stays and repair.
RemodelingA kitchen, bathroom, basement or whole-home project.Take a few phone photos of the room. List what you want to change, and what must stay.Talk the project through with you. You get a written contract before any work starts.

Services

Water damage restoration, mold removal and remodeling in Maryland

From the wet floor to the finished room, under our Maryland license, MHIC #111360.

Water & flood damage

Flooded basement, burst pipe or a leaking water heater. We get the water out, remove what can't be dried and dry the structure.

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Mold removal

Musty smell or spots after a leak? We find the moisture that feeds the mold, remove moldy materials, clean what stays and repair.

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Storm & roof-leak water damage

Water through a ceiling or wall after a storm? We dry it out, remove ruined drywall and insulation, and repair the inside of your home.

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Rebuild & remodel

We put back what the water took. We also remodel kitchens, bathrooms, basements and whole homes.

How remodeling works

After the water

From a wet basement to a finished room

Once the structure is dry, the cut walls and lifted floors go back in. If you want more than a repair, we can remodel while the walls are open.

Illustration: a basement being dried, with the lower drywall cut away, an air mover and a dehumidifier on a damp concrete floor Before · Illustrative
Illustration: a finished basement with new walls, wood-look flooring, a sectional sofa and built-in cabinets After · Illustrative
Illustrative image · AI-generated illustration, not a past project.

Safety note: don't run fans, dehumidifiers or extension cords in standing water yourself.

Recent work: a 2026 insurance-related reconstruction in Ellicott City, Howard County.

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Rebuilding after water damage is home improvement work, done under our Maryland license, MHIC #111360.

Remodeling

Kitchen, bath, basement and whole‑home remodeling

No emergency, just a home you want to change. Here is how it works.

  • Kitchens
  • Bathrooms
  • Basements
  • Whole homes
  1. Tell us what you want

    Call, or request a callback. A few phone photos help.

  2. We talk it through

    Scope, materials and timing, in plain words.

  3. Written contract before any work starts

    For your remodel, you see the scope and the terms in writing before anything begins.

Illustration: a bright remodeled kitchen with white cabinets, a large island with woven stools and light oak floors Kitchen · Illustrative
Illustrative image · AI-generated illustration, not a past project.

Insurance

Working with your insurance company

What we can do

  • We can answer your insurance company's questions about our estimate.

Your claim

  • Your insurance company decides your claim. For help negotiating it, you can hire a Maryland-licensed public adjuster or an attorney.

Location

Based in Severn, Anne Arundel County

Based in Severn, Anne Arundel County1464 Georgia Ave, Severn, MD 21144

  • Our base Severn, Anne Arundel County
  • Recent work Ellicott City, Howard County (2026)

Owner and founder: Leone Moretti. Moretti Construction LLC was organized in Maryland in 2015.

We work on Maryland homes only. To check whether we reach your address, call (443) 690-9266 before you book.

Licensed in Maryland, MHIC #111360. We do not currently contract for work inside the District of Columbia.

Verify our license with the Maryland Home Improvement Commission (opens in a new tab)

FAQ

Questions people ask us first

What should I do first if water is coming in?

Stay safe first. If you smell gas or see sparks or smoke, leave the house and call 911 from outside. Stay out of standing water and away from wet outlets, cords and appliances. Do not touch the electrical panel if water is or may have been near it. Stay clear and contact your power company or a qualified electrician. If a pipe burst and you can reach the main water valve without stepping into water, shut it off. Then call us at (443) 690-9266.

How fast can water damage turn into mold?

EPA says (opens in a new tab): “It is important to dry water-damaged areas and items within 24-48 hours to prevent mold growth.” EPA also notes that mold may have grown even on materials dried within 48 hours, and that the 24-48 hour window is only a guideline. That is why we never make promises about mold.

Will my insurance pay for this?

We can answer your insurance company's questions about our estimate. Your insurance company decides your claim. For help negotiating it, you can hire a Maryland-licensed public adjuster or an attorney.

Do you also do remodeling?

Yes. We remodel kitchens, bathrooms, basements and whole homes in Maryland. For a remodel, you get a written contract before any work starts.

Where do you work?

Maryland homes only. We are based at 1464 Georgia Ave, Severn, MD 21144, in Anne Arundel County, and our recent work includes a reconstruction in Ellicott City, Howard County. To check whether we reach your address, call (443) 690-9266 before you book. Licensed in Maryland, MHIC #111360. We do not currently contract for work inside the District of Columbia.

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