Restoration services, explained before you call
Each page starts with the first hour, then what a crew does, what it tends to cost and how we know, and what to ask before you agree to work.
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Emergency water removal
Standing water out, source stopped, damage documented.
Water damage
From the first request to drying and repair, with the insurance steps.
Flooded basement
Pumping out, safety, and which policy answers for the water.
Mold remediation
What the state does and does not regulate, and how to vet a company.
Fire and smoke
First steps, claim rules, permits and smoke and soot cleanup.
Sewage cleanup
Safety, what to discard, who pays, and the 45-day notice.
Storm damage
Downed lines, board-up, drying, debris and who pays.
Structural drying
What drying involves and how to tell it is finished.
Burst pipe cleanup
Water off, power safe, photographs, then insurer and crew.
Biohazard
Safety first, the standard, waste rules and questions to ask.
Contents restoration
Inventory, cleaning, living expenses and what flood policies exclude.
Services by state
Restoration companies: receive these requests
If you run a restoration company and want homeowner requests for the services and ZIP codes you choose, the partner page explains what we send and how to apply.