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Restoration contractors in New Hampshire
We are not matching homeowners with restoration contractors in New Hampshire yet, so a request from a ZIP code in New Hampshire cannot be sent. We are live in Michigan.
We have not yet checked New Hampshire's licensing authority and restoration code, so we do not state them here. Check any restoration contractor's license with the state before you hire.
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We passed your job request to one restoration company serving your area. Keep your phone nearby.
- 1The company calls or texts from its own number, which may not look familiar, and we do not control when. If you have heard nothing after one business day, treat the request as unmatched and call your insurer if you have not.
- 2Before you agree to any work, ask which licenses your state requires and check them with your state. Ask for a written scope and price, and do not sign an insurance check over before your insurer knows.
- 3Reply STOP to any text to end texts. To stop us sharing your details, use the Do Not Sell or Share page.
If you smell gas at any point, leave the house and call 911, then your gas utility from outside. Do not try to shut off a gas valve yourself.
Before they arrive
- Keep photographing as the water spreads, and film each wet room before anything is moved.
- Move valuables and electronics out of the wet area if it is dry underfoot.
- Do not run fans on sewage or flood water.
- Have the policy number and your insurer's claim line ready, and write down the date, name and claim number of every call.
- Keep every receipt for emergency supplies and temporary repairs.