Local knowledge
St. Catharines specifics
The City recorded about 138 mm of rain in Port Dalhousie and 126 mm in Port Weller during the first storm, with much of it falling within only a few hours. It reports impacts across the city, concentrated in the north end, and notes that individual basements may have taken surface water, elevated groundwater, sewer surcharge, or a combination. We identify the water path and contamination before deciding what can be dried and what must be removed.
Neighbourhoods we serve in St. Catharines
- Port Dalhousie
- Port Weller
- North End
- Lakeshore
- Grantham
- Haig
- Merritton
- Secord Woods
- Downtown
- Western Hill
What we restore in St. Catharines
Homeowner resources
Official guidance used on this page
- City of St. Catharines: July 2026 flooding response and recovery
- City of St. Catharines: basement flooding guidance
- Health Canada: flood cleanup and indoor air quality
Coverage and safety requirements vary by property and policy. Confirm decisions with the relevant authority, licensed trade, and your insurance representative.
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