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Washer, dishwasher or fridge leak?

Turn off the appliance and the water valve behind it, then call United Solutions at (405) 519-3568. We remove the water and dry the floor and cabinets.

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What’s going on?

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Water is still coming inCall now

Shut off your main water valve while you call. It’s usually where the water line enters the house: garage, utility closet or near the water heater. Turn it clockwise until it stops.

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Stay out of standing water if the power is on. Don’t touch outlets, cords or appliances in wet areas. Only switch off the breaker if you can reach the panel from somewhere dry.

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Keep kids and pets away. Don’t try to clean it yourself. Sewage water carries bacteria. Stop using sinks, toilets and showers until it’s been looked at, and keep the door to that area closed.

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It stopped. I need cleanupRequest an inspection

Photograph everything wet before you move anything. Your insurance company may ask for those pictures. Text us a few, or call, and we’ll help you schedule an inspection.

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Right now

In the next 10 minutes.

You don’t need to do everything. Start with the water and your safety, then call.

  1. Turn off the water valve.

    Washers and fridges have a valve behind them, and dishwashers usually have one under the kitchen sink. If you can’t reach it, shut off the main.

  2. Switch off the appliance.

    Unplug it only if the outlet and floor are dry. Otherwise switch off its breaker from somewhere dry.

  3. Check the room below.

    A laundry room or kitchen upstairs can leak into the ceiling underneath. Look for drips or stains.

  4. Take photos.

    Photograph the appliance, the floor and the cabinets before you move anything. Your insurance company may ask for them.

What we do for an appliance leak

We remove the water, check under cabinets, toe kicks and flooring with moisture readings, and dry what got wet so moisture doesn’t linger.

Readings show where the water went, including spots you can’t see. Read about structural drying.

Why kitchen and laundry leaks spread

Water runs under cabinets and flooring where you can’t see it. A floor can look dry while the subfloor and cabinet bases are still wet.

The usual culprits

Washing machine hoses, dishwasher supply lines and refrigerator ice-maker lines are the usual sources. A plumber or appliance tech can fix them.

Replacing old rubber washer hoses with braided ones can help prevent the next leak.

Insurance and appliance leaks

A sudden hose or supply line failure is often treated differently from a slow leak. Your carrier decides coverage, and we document the loss.

We share our photos, readings and drying records with you and your adjuster. Read more about how a claim works with United.

Common questions

Questions we hear often.

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Can I run the appliance again?

Not until the leak is repaired. A plumber or appliance technician can find and fix the cause.

Can my cabinets be saved?

Often, if they’re dried promptly. Particleboard that has already swollen usually can’t be. Readings and photos show what can stay and what has to come out.

How soon can someone come out?

We answer 24/7, respond promptly and dispatch as quickly as possible. When you call, we’ll give you an honest estimated arrival time based on your location and current conditions.

Across the metro

Here for the Oklahoma City metro.

Call with your address or ZIP code to confirm service at your location. If you’re outside our area, we’ll tell you up front.

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