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If your property has been damaged by flood Queensland Floods, Disaster Recovery-network IICRC S500:2025 (Water Damage Restoration)-qualified contractors are ready to attend. Document your damage and lodge your insurance claim today.
The following assistance programs have been activated for this event. Verify eligibility and application deadlines directly with the relevant government agency.
Extended ESHA remains open for eligible residents in 10 declared LGAs. Provides assistance to replace essential household contents destroyed or damaged by the Queensland Floods. General ESHA applications closed 7 April 2026 — extended ESHA deadline applies.
Financial assistance for individuals and families experiencing personal hardship as a direct result of the Queensland Floods. Covers essential needs including food, clothing, and temporary accommodation.
For repair of a disaster-damaged dwelling to make it safe and habitable. The largest grant available to homeowners affected by the Queensland Floods. Requires inspection to confirm damage level and eligibility.
One-off payment for eligible adults and children seriously affected by the Queensland Floods — homes destroyed, severely damaged, serious injury, or family member death.
Follow these steps for the strongest possible insurance outcome. Work completed by IICRC S500:2025-certified contractors is accepted by all major Australian insurers.
Do not enter the property until it is structurally safe. Do not use electricity if water has entered the building. Contact emergency services if required.
Photograph and video all damage before any clean-up begins. Note the date and time. This documentation is critical for your insurer.
Contact your insurer as soon as possible. Provide your damage documentation. Ask your insurer to confirm cover for the event type.
Submit your claim through Disaster Recovery to be matched with an IICRC S500:2025 (Water Damage Restoration)-certified contractor. All work is documented to insurance standards.
All Disaster Recovery-network contractors working on this event type follow IICRC S500:2025 (Water Damage Restoration) protocols. This certification is the recognised industry standard for flood damage restoration in Australia and is accepted by all major insurers.
Submit your claim online. Disaster Recovery will match you with a certified contractor in your area.
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