Water damage gets worse by the hour. If water is coming in now, stop the source if you safely can, then send a request and we'll match you with one of the local restoration providers who cover your ZIP code.
Standing water after a leak, storm or appliance failure
Wet drywall, warped floors or a musty smell
Ceiling stains that are growing
What affects the scope and price
The water source: clean supply line, gray water or flood water
How long materials have been wet
Square footage and materials affected
Drying equipment and days on site
Rebuild work after drying
Questions to ask before you hire
Will you document moisture readings and photos for my insurer?
What exactly am I signing before work starts?
Is rebuild included, or is that a separate contract?
How will you confirm everything is dry?
Florida considerations
Drying generally needs to start quickly. The EPA advises drying wet materials within 24 to 48 hours to help prevent mold.
Florida law changed in 2023, so assignment of benefits is no longer allowed on most new property insurance policies. Read any authorization carefully before signing.
Frequently asked questions
Should I call my insurer first?
Take photos, stop the source if it's safe, and contact your insurer as your policy requires. A restoration provider can help document the damage.
Is there a gas or electrical hazard?
If you smell gas or water is near electrical outlets or the panel, leave and call 911 or your utility first.
Do you guarantee someone will come today?
We can't guarantee availability. We route urgent requests to local providers right away and tell you honestly if we can't find coverage.
How it works
Tell us about the job and your ZIP code.
We match it with one local provider who covers your area and does this work.
Your provider contacts you, and you track everything in your portal.