Emergency Services | Wolf Construction & Restoration
24/7 Emergency Response

Emergency Response
Services

When disaster strikes, every minute counts. Wolf's certified emergency response team is on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — ready to dispatch to your home or business anywhere from Silverton to Southern Washington.

Emergency line — open 24/7, 365 days a year
Don't wait — call now and we'll dispatch a crew immediately
Free emergency assessment
24/7 Always Available
60 Min Response Time
1 Call Does It All
All Types of Property Emergencies

No matter what type of disaster you're facing, Wolf is equipped and certified to respond fast, assess the damage, and take immediate action to protect your property.

Water Emergencies
Burst pipes, flooding, appliance failures, and roof leaks — we extract water and begin drying immediately.
Fire & Smoke
Board-up, tarping, and immediate smoke damage assessment after a fire — day or night.
Storm Damage
Fallen trees, roof damage, and wind intrusion — we secure your structure fast to prevent further loss.
Sewage Backup
Biohazard-safe sewage extraction and full sanitation — handled with proper PPE and disposal protocols.
Board-Up & Tarping
Emergency structural securing to protect your property from weather, vandalism, and unauthorized entry.
Commercial Properties
We respond to commercial emergencies just as fast as residential — protecting your business and minimizing downtime.
Our Emergency Response Process

From the moment you call to the moment we close the job, here's what you can expect from Wolf's emergency response team.

01
You Call — We Answer Any time
Our emergency line is staffed 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. A real person answers, assesses your situation immediately, and dispatches a crew to your location.
02
Crew On Site Within 60 min
Our certified technicians arrive with the equipment needed to stop ongoing damage — pumps, extractors, board-up materials, tarps, and more — ready to work immediately.
03
Damage Assessment & Documentation
We document all damage thoroughly with photos and written reports. This documentation is critical for your insurance claim and we handle that coordination on your behalf.
04
Immediate Mitigation
We take action right away to stop damage from spreading — extracting water, boarding up openings, tarping the roof, or containing affected areas depending on the type of emergency.
05
Insurance Coordination
Wolf coordinates directly with your insurance company, providing documentation and working with your adjuster so you can focus on your family — not paperwork.
06
Full Restoration Plan
Once the emergency is stabilized, we provide a complete restoration plan — from drying and remediation through reconstruction — so you have one trusted team for the entire process.
Steps to take before we arrive
  • Call 911 first if there is any immediate danger to life or safety.
  • If safe, shut off the water main to stop ongoing flooding from a burst pipe.
  • Turn off electricity to affected areas if there is any water present.
  • Do not re-enter a fire-damaged structure until cleared by fire officials.
  • Take photos of the damage if it is safe to do so — this helps with your insurance claim.
  • Call Wolf at (971) 227-9695 — we'll guide you through the next steps until our crew arrives.
We coordinate directly with your insurance
Emergency situations are stressful enough without navigating an insurance claim on your own. Wolf coordinates directly with your insurance company from the very first call — documenting damage, communicating with your adjuster, and keeping the process moving so nothing slows down your recovery.
Rapid Response Across the Region

Wolf's emergency response teams are stationed to serve a wide region — from Silverton and Salem through the Portland Metro and into southern Washington.

Silverton & Mid-Willamette Valley
Home base
Silverton
Salem
Keizer
Stayton
Independence
Monmouth
Dallas
Sublimity
Turner
Jefferson
Our home base — Silverton and Salem receive our fastest response, typically within 60 minutes.
Northern Willamette Valley
Oregon
Woodburn
Newberg
McMinnville
Dundee
Canby
Molalla
Mt. Angel
Hubbard
Donald
Sheridan
Portland Metro & Surrounding
Oregon
Portland
Lake Oswego
Tualatin
Tigard
Beaverton
Hillsboro
Oregon City
Milwaukie
Gladstone
West Linn
Southern Washington
Washington State
Vancouver
Camas
Washougal
Battle Ground
Ridgefield
La Center
Woodland
Stevenson
Not sure if you're in our area? Call us — if we can get to you, we will.
Emergency Services FAQ

Do you really answer calls at 2am?
Yes — always. Our emergency line is staffed 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Disasters don't wait for business hours, and neither do we. When you call, a real person answers and dispatches help immediately.
How fast can you be on site?
For our primary service area around Silverton and Salem, we typically arrive within 60 minutes of your call. Response times may be longer for outlying areas, but we'll give you an honest ETA when you call.
What should I do while I wait for your crew?
Stay safe first. If there's any danger, get out and call 911. If it's safe, shut off your water main if there's flooding, avoid the affected area if there's been a fire, and take photos if you can. We'll guide you through everything on the phone until we arrive.
Will my insurance cover emergency services?
In most cases, yes. Emergency mitigation is typically covered under standard homeowner and commercial property policies. We coordinate directly with your insurance company and adjuster from the very start to document everything properly.
Do you handle the full restoration or just the emergency?
Both. Wolf handles everything from the initial emergency response all the way through complete reconstruction. You work with one team start to finish — no juggling multiple contractors.
Do you serve commercial properties?
Yes — we respond to commercial emergencies just as fast as residential. We understand that every hour of downtime costs your business, and we work quickly to stabilize and restore your property.

In an emergency? Call Wolf now.

We're standing by 24/7 — Silverton, Salem, the Willamette Valley, Portland Metro, and Southern Washington.