Crews dispatched around the clock for water, fire, and storm damage. We bill your insurance directly, document everything from minute one, and stay on the job through the rebuild.
What you do before we arrive changes what can be saved.
Tell us what happened. Active losses are dispatched, not scheduled.
Drywall can feel dry and still hold enough moisture to grow mold behind the paint. We set air movers and dehumidifiers, take readings in the same spots every day, and pull equipment only when the material hits dry standard. Typical structural drying runs 3–5 days; you see the log either way.
You pay your deductible. No fronting the cost of an emergency you didn't plan for.
Photos, moisture readings, and equipment logs — the things adjusters ask for later.
Your carrier can recommend; they can't require. That's your call, in every state we work.
Mitigation and reconstruction under one contract, so nothing falls between two trades.
Burst pipes, sump failures, and flooded basements — pumped, dried, documented.
Insurance or flat quoteBoard-up, soot and odor removal, and the contents you thought were gone.
Insurance or flat quoteContained, removed, and the moisture source fixed so it doesn't come back.
From $1,500Trees through roofs, wind damage, and water that followed it in.
Insurance or flat quoteDrywall, floors, cabinets, paint — putting the house back together.
Quoted per scopeContaminated water handled with the protocol it actually requires.
Insurance or flat quoteEvery hour that basement sits is more drywall, more flooring, and a mold problem on top of a water problem. Somebody answers here, every time.
A sump pump failed during a storm. Four inches of water and rising.
A sump pump failed during a storm. Four inches of water and rising.
Dispatch picks up, gets them to the water main and the breaker panel before anything else.
Finished basement, clean water, occupied home — the truck is loaded for extraction and drying.
Arrival confirmed by text, and the loss details are already written down for the carrier.
Depends on the hour and what else is running — after a regional storm every restoration company in the county is stretched. Dispatch will tell you a real window when you call, not a slogan.
Sudden, accidental water usually is; long-term seepage and flood from outside usually aren't (flood needs separate coverage). We document everything and tell you honestly how it's likely to be classified.
Yes. Your carrier may recommend a preferred vendor, but the choice is yours. We do both — mitigation only, or all the way through the rebuild.
Not usually before remediation — if you can see it, testing mostly tells you what you already know. After remediation, third-party clearance testing is worth it, and we'll arrange it.