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Leaks, burst pipes, flooded basements, mold
Bed bugs, wasps, raccoons, rodents, bats
House, car, safe — day or night
No heat, AC dead, furnace trouble
Gas smell, CO alarm going off
Outages, downed lines, dead outlets
Fridge, washer, dryer, oven failures
Fallen trees, gutters, chimneys, cracks — plus scam quotes, trade refusals and landlord disputes
Flat tire, dead battery, lost keys
Strays, injured wildlife, a dead animal on the road
Outages, roads, noise, and what the city actually handles
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