Protect people first.
Stay clear of unsafe rooms, standing water near electricity, active fire conditions, and unstable materials.
Water, fire, and storm restoration
Water, fire, and storm restoration across the Austin metro.
Property damage can affect several rooms and trades at once. We organize condition documentation, stabilization, repair planning, and reconstruction so the next steps are easier to understand.
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Tell us what happened at the property.
Share the property details and the team will review the request.
For urgent damage, call (512) 838-4236 →What to do right now
Stop the source if it is safe.
Shut off water or power only when you know how and can reach the control without entering a hazard.
Call and document.
Take broad photos when safe, avoid discarding materials, and call us to discuss the next inspection and stabilization steps.
The first 24-48 hours
Why response time matters
Water damage compounds fast. Materials that stay wet past 24-48 hours are significantly more likely to develop secondary problems, and drywall, flooring, and cabinetry left untreated often can't be saved even when the original damage was minor. Fire and smoke residue is similarly time-sensitive — soot becomes harder to remove from surfaces the longer it sits, and lingering odor gets absorbed deeper into porous materials the longer cleanup is delayed.
This is why the first call matters more than the first estimate. Getting extraction, stabilization, or board-up started quickly often determines whether a project stays contained to one room or spreads to the whole structure.
Restoration services
Start with the damage in front of you.
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Water Damage
Extraction, drying, and moisture documentation before rot gets a head start.
Fire Damage
Board-up, soot and smoke cleanup coordination, and structural repair after the fire department leaves.
Storm Damage
Temporary protection, wind and hail repair, and roofing support through our network partner Roof Royale.
Insurance Claim Assistance
Inspector-grade condition records and a contractor scope your adjuster can review.
Commercial Restoration
Fast, contained work planned around access, occupants, and reopening priorities.
Reconstruction
Rebuilding what the damage took, to pre-loss condition or with clearly separated owner upgrades.
Our process
A clear sequence from damage to finished repair.
Insurance-related repairs
Organized records help everyone work from the same facts.
We provide contractor-side photos, measurements, material notes, repair scopes, and site communication. Coverage and policy decisions remain with the insurer and properly licensed insurance professionals.
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Austin-area coverage
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Service availability depends on project type, location, access, and current scheduling.
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Common questions about property restoration
Will my insurance cover this?
Coverage decisions belong to your insurer and licensed insurance professionals — that's not something a contractor can determine. What we provide is inspector-grade documentation (photos, moisture readings, scope of repair) that gives your adjuster clear, organized information to work from.
How fast can you respond?
We're available 24/7 for active water, fire, and storm damage. Response time depends on current scheduling and location within the Austin metro, but active emergencies are prioritized.
What does IICRC S500 mean?
It's the industry-standard protocol for water damage restoration, covering how structures and materials should be dried, monitored, and verified before a job is considered complete. We hold IICRC Water Damage Restoration Technician (WRT) certification and follow this protocol on every water damage job.
Do you handle mold?
Mold remediation is a separately licensed trade in Texas that we don't hold. Standing water is what leads to mold, so fast, thorough drying is the best prevention. If mold is already present, see our guide to mold and Texas law for how the licensing works and what to check before hiring anyone.
What happens after the repair is finished?
If you want to upgrade instead of replacing damaged materials like-for-like, our remodeling team can pick up the project without a handoff to a separate contractor.
Request a project review
Request a restoration project review.
Share the property details and the team will review the request.
For urgent damage, call (512) 838-4236 →