Homes in a Lasalle neighborhood are still in the clean-up stages after a water main at Niagara Falls broke, flooding New York streets with millions of gallons of water. Home and business owners are now having to pay thousands of dollars to repair their buildings and are looking to the city and Water Board to help with the restoration costs. 30-50 homes experienced extensive water damage.

People have until June 23, 2009 to file a claim for their damages as a result of this water main break. Read more about this story.

Property that was damaged include water damaged books, wet documents, photographs, appliances, and personal items. People affected by the main break are looking to flood restoration specialists to assist them with drying wet items, restoring water-damaged paperwork, and business continuity. Learn more about recovering from water damage.