Our office serving Greenfield
Excel Restoration, West Allis, WI
6048 Beloit Rd
West Allis, WI 53219
Water Damage Restoration in Greenfield, WI
Short drive. Fast start. Without traffic, our trucks reach most of Greenfield in about 10 minutes, and getting drying equipment running early is what keeps a wet basement from turning into a gutted one.
Greenfield’s water comes from a few directions. The Root River runs through the west side, and police have closed part of the Root River Parkway when it flooded. Wildcat Creek overtopped its banks often enough that the city rebuilt culverts at Coldspring Road, Howard Avenue, 112th Street and 124th Street. After the August 2025 storms, sewage backed up into homes near 92nd and Allerton.
We remove the water, sanitize anything sewage touched, and dry the structure with commercial dehumidifiers until moisture readings hit normal.
Restoration Services We Provide in Greenfield
Not every flood in Greenfield comes from the sky. In July 2025 a water main break near 37th and Kimberly flooded at least 10 homes. Clean water like that can often be dried in place if we get to it fast. Sewage can’t, and anything porous it soaked has to go.
Beyond water damage, we restore homes after fires and smoke, clean up after wind and hail storms, and remove mold from finished basements where a slow leak went unnoticed. We also do biohazard cleanup. Each job gets a written scope and photos for your insurance company.
Greenfield Neighborhoods and Areas We Serve
We serve every part of the City of Greenfield. That includes the homes around Konkel Park on Layton Avenue, where a pedestrian bridge crosses Honey Creek, the streets near Alan Kulwicki Memorial Park on Coldspring Road, the Allerton Avenue area, and the neighborhoods along Forest Home Avenue and the Root River Parkway. The Powerline Trail runs right through town, and so do we.
Our crews also cover Hales Corners, Greendale, Franklin, New Berlin, West Allis and Milwaukee’s south side. Call (414) 381-4249 day or night.



