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Water Damage Restoration in Utah

Pick your town for local water and sewer numbers, flood notes, and a 24/7 line for water removal and drying from a restoration company that serves that area.

Amalga

Town clerk and mayor lines, town water system, sugar factory and Swiss cheese history, and Trenton freezes.

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Benson

Benson Water Culinary District line, 1871 settlement, the Bear River ferry, and Logan KVNU freezes.

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Deweyville

Town office and water system lines, 1864 settlement, and older homes.

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Eden

Eden Water Company and Powder Mountain lines, 1865 town history, newer homes, and Huntsville Monastery freezes.

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Elwood

Town, public works and drainage district lines, Malad River settlement, 1920s field tiling, and Tremonton freezes.

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Erda

City office line, 2022 incorporation, water districts, and Tooele freezes.

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Fielding

Town office and UKON Water lines, Hessville and 1911 history, mobile and older homes, and Cutler Dam freezes.

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Francis

City office, public works and Summit County septic lines, 1862 founding, the dry 1865 well, and Kamas freezes.

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Fruit Heights

Public works, dispatch, and Davis County Health lines, the 1939 town vote, and the Weber Basin Aqueduct.

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Garland

City office and water lines, the 1903 sugar factory, the Sunset name, and Bear River springs.

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Granite

Sandy water, sewer district and county septic lines, temple quarry history, and Cottonwood Weir freezes.

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Hinckley

Town office and Central Utah Public Health Delta lines, the 1983 Sevier flood, Millard Academy, and Deseret freezes.

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Honeyville

City hall and municipal water line, 2026 water rate change, 1911 charter, and Crystal Hot Springs history.

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Howell

Town office line and hours, town water rates, 1910 founding, ranch homes, and Thiokol station freezes.

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Hoytsville

Hoytsville Culinary Water line, well and spring sources, the 1866 fort, the Hoyt house, and Coalville freezes.

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Laketown

Town office and water, irrigation and sheriff dispatch lines, 1864 Bear Lake settlement, and Laketown freezes.

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Levan

Town hall and utility emergency lines, spring-fed water, Chicken Creek history, and Levan freezes.

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Liberty

Liberty Pipeline line, Ogden Valley septic and nitrate study, 1859 history, and Eden station freezes.

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Mantua

Town office and water emergency lines, spring and well sources, 1863 Danish flax settlers, and newer homes.

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Marion

Marion Waterworks line, springs and wells, Morrell and Lemonville history, and mobile homes.

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Marriott-Slaterville

City office and Central Weber Sewer lines, the 1999 merger, the storm water plan, and Hinckley Airport freezes.

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Mendon

City office and public works lines, 1859 settlement, 1872 railroad, two water systems, and Logan farm freezes.

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Mona

City office and water emergency lines, Central Utah Public Health Nephi office, Isle of Man name, and Nephi freezes.

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Morgan

City office, water emergency, and Weber-Morgan Health lines, the 1868 railroad, springs and wells, and Morgan freezes.

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Mountain Green

Highlands Water office and 24-hour lines, secondary water, the 1825 trapper standoff, and Browning.

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Nephi

City office, public works, Valley Dispatch, and Central Utah Public Health lines, Salt Creek, and the salt cave.

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North Logan

City office and Bear River Health septic lines, the Green Canyon water line, and Logan freezes.

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Perry

City office line, Three Mile Creek, the 1896 reservoir flood, and four wells and a spring.

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Plain City

City office, after-hours public works, and Bona Vista Water lines, the 1859 Lehi company, and the canal survey.

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River Heights

City office line, three city wells, Logan sewer contract, older homes, and USU station freezes.

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Riverdale

Public works line, after-hours dispatch, Stringtown, and hard water.

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Riverside

Riverside-North Garland water line, 1894 townsite, 1973 water system, and sugar beet history.

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Rocky Ridge

Town office and water line, the 1776 Gate of St. Peter, the York railroad stop, and newer homes.

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Santaquin

City hall, public works, after-hours, and Utah County Health lines, Summit City, and springs.

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South Ogden

Public works and water billing lines, Burch Creek, and three canyon water sources.

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South Willard

South Willard Water line and hours, newer and manufactured homes, and Ogden Sugar Factory freezes.

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Spring Lake

Town recorder line, 2025 incorporation, 1856 dam, Black Hawk's grave, and Santaquin freezes.

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Stansbury Park

Improvement district, after-hours, and Tooele County Health lines, the Terracor plan, and Garfield freezes.

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Sundance

North Fork district lines, Stewart Falls water plant, seasonal cabins, and Sundance station freezes.

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Sunset

Public works, city office, and after-hours dispatch lines, the 1916 name, and Hill Air Force Base growth.

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Thatcher

Thatcher-Penrose water line, Bothwell Canal and Roweville history, tile drains, and older farm homes.

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Trenton

Town water and town lines, spring-fed system, West Cache Canal, 1872 settlement, and Richmond freezes.

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Wanship

Wanship Water Company line, Chief Wanship, the 1861 toll road, two railroads, and Wanship Dam freezes.

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Washington Terrace

City hall line, the 1942 Terrace Housing Project, Weber Basin water, and Ogden bench freezes.

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Wellsville

City office line, Maughan's Fort, Leatham Springs, and the watering schedule.

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West Haven

City, sewer district, water district, dispatch, and Weber-Morgan Health lines, and Kanesville.

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Willard

City office and public works lines, sewer lateral rules, 1851 stone homes, canyon flood control, and Brigham City freezes.

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Wolf Creek

District office and emergency lines, Warmspring Well, sewer service, resort history, and Pineview Dam freezes.

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Flood and storm risk in Utah

What NOAA's climate records show.

Flooding from heavy rain and snowmelt is a concern in Utah. (NOAA State Climate Summary)
In January 2005, heavy rain in the Virgin River Basin caused severe flooding along the Virgin and Santa Clara Rivers in Washington County, with more than $225 million in damage. (NOAA State Climate Summary)
Average winter lows are below freezing throughout the state, and 2022 to 2023 was Utah's snowiest winter season. (NOAA State Climate Summary)

Utah disaster history

Federal major disaster declarations since 2000.

Since 2000, Utah has had 12 federal major disaster declarations, and 8 of them list flooding in the title (OpenFEMA). The most recent of those, DR-4948 for Cottonwood Fire, flooding, and mudslides, was declared in October 2026 (OpenFEMA). FEMA's Utah page lists declared disasters, open disaster recovery centers and flood maps. For state updates, see the Utah Division of Emergency Management.

Guides for Utah homes

Picked for the risks above.

Frozen and burst pipes: Why pipes burst and what to do.
Burst pipe repair cost: What to expect.
Water in the basement after rain: Where it comes in and what to check.
Storm and flood cleanup: The order to do things after a flood.

Utah insurance basics

What the law expects from your insurer.

Within 15 days of being notified of a claim, an insurer must acknowledge it, unless it pays the claim within that time (Utah Admin. Code R590-190-6).
Within 30 days after receiving a properly executed proof of loss, the insurer must tell you whether it accepts or denies the claim, or tell you why it needs more time (R590-190-10).
If you can't resolve a problem with your insurer, call the Utah Insurance Department at 801-957-9200, or 800-439-3805 toll free in Utah, weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Utah Insurance Department).