About Overland Water Damage Pros
About Overland Water Damage Pros
Mike Ellison founded Overland Water Damage Pros to handle water damage restoration and water cleanup for homes and businesses across Johnson County. A lifelong Overland Park resident, Mike started the company from his base at 6800 W 115th St to give neighbors direct access to an owner who shows up on every job instead of sending subcontractors.
The work here is shaped by our humid continental climate. Hot summers bring sudden downpours that test basements in Corbin Park and Downtown Overland Park, while cold winters freeze pipes near Corporate Woods and in Prairie Village. Mike’s crews respond to those seasonal patterns with the right equipment and timing so properties along Metcalf 108 and around the Overland Park Arboretum or Deanna Rose Children’s Farmstead get dried before secondary damage sets in.
We keep the operation straightforward: Mike takes the first call, gives an upfront quote on site, and stays until the drying and cleanup meet the standard you can walk through and inspect yourself. Hours are set for real schedules—Monday through Friday 8am to 6pm and Saturday 9am to 2pm—so you’re never waiting on a national call center.
“Locally owned and operated with upfront quotes and workmanship you can inspect on every water damage restoration job in Johnson County.”
Mike Ellison
Founder & Owner · Since 2012
Credentials & guarantees
- ✓Business hours: Mon–Fri 8am–6pm, Sat 9am–2pm
- ✓Based at 6800 W 115th St, Overland Park, KS 66211
Our guarantee
Locally owned and operated with upfront quotes and workmanship you can inspect on every water damage restoration job in Johnson County.
What Overland Park, KS Customers Say
“A supply line under our kitchen sink burst overnight and soaked the oak cabinets and subfloor. They pumped out the water the same morning, removed the wet insulation, and ran industrial air movers for 48 hours. The cabinets stayed in place and the floor dried flat with no cupping.”
“Heavy rain caused groundwater to push through our finished basement wall, leaving two inches of water across the carpet and drywall. Crew extracted the water, cut out the bottom two feet of affected drywall, and treated the studs with antimicrobial. Carpet was replaced and the room was usable again in six days.”
“Our washing machine hose split and flooded the laundry room into the adjacent hallway carpet. They removed 30 gallons of water, pulled the carpet to replace the padding, and dried the baseboards with dehumidifiers for 72 hours. No musty smell returned and the carpet seams stayed invisible after reinstallation.”