Restoration Company in Houston, TX
Water, storm, wind, hail, and fire damage, then the repairs. Family-owned in Houston since 1993. One team from the dry-out through the rebuild.
The job in front of us
Dry and safe first. Then decide what changes.
Restoration puts a damaged house back. A supply line, a roof that let a storm in, hail, smoke, or the water the fire department left behind. The aim is a dry, safe, usable space, as close to the condition before the loss as the materials allow.
A remodel is a different decision: a new layout, new cabinets, a bath that works better. Nothing has to be broken for that to make sense. When damage and a wish list arrive together, we dry and document first, then talk about what is worth changing.
The office is at 511 Crestwater Ct, Houston, TX 77082. The visit is at the house.
Water
Find where the water went.
Houston water damage is usually a supply line, an appliance, a roof opening, or water that came in at grade. Humidity keeps a room wet after the puddle is gone. Moisture in a slab, in insulation, or at the bottom of the drywall does not show up as a stain. We measure before we open more wall than the readings call for, extract what is standing, and dry with air movers and dehumidifiers. Repairs start when the structure is dry.
Water damage restorationStorm, wind, and hail
Cover the opening, then plan the roof.
Hurricane season and the squalls that come with it lift shingles, drop limbs, and drive rain into ceilings from Clear Lake to Katy and The Woodlands. We photograph the damage, tarp the roof when it is safe to be up there, and then talk through repair or replacement with those pictures in hand. Siding and wet drywall travel with the same storm. A tarp is temporary. It is not the finished roof.
Fire
Soot, and the water used to put it out.
Stay out until the fire department says the building is safe. After that, an open roof or a door that will not lock turns one loss into two. Soot is acidic. The longer it sits on metal, stone, and finished wood, the more of those surfaces are lost. The water used to fight the fire has to be dried like any other flood. The choice to restore the finishes or remodel the room can wait until the house is secure, dry, and documented.
What to do after a fireInsurance
A record your adjuster can use.
We photograph the opening, the wet rooms, and the scope of drying and repair. We do not file the claim, and we do not decide what the policy pays. Protecting the house from more water does not wait on that decision. If you want a room-by-room packet of your own before anything is moved, the photo log is free to use whether or not you hire us.
Services
Where the work goes next.
- Water damage restorationLeaks, appliance failures, and water that came in at grade. Mapped, extracted, dried, then rebuilt.
- Emergency roof tarpingWhen a storm opens the roof, the first job is to stop more water and photograph what happened.
- RoofingWind and hail repairs, or a replacement when the roof will not hold. Underlayment, flashing, and vents go with the roof you see.
- Roof replacementTear-off and a new roof when repair is no longer the honest answer.
- SidingSections the wind took, and elevations that need to match what is still on the house.
- Painting and drywall repairThe walls that come out after a dry-out, patched and painted once the structure is actually dry.
- Insurance claims helpPhotos and a written record of the damage, the drying, and the repairs. Your insurer decides coverage.
Questions
Good to know.
What does a Houston restoration company handle?
Water damage, storm and wind and hail damage, fire and smoke cleanup, and the repairs that follow. A remodel is a separate decision, made after the house is dry and safe.
How quickly should water damage drying start?
The same day if you can. Houston humidity does not give wet drywall and insulation much time. If water is still coming in, call (713) 909-0034.
Do you repair storm, wind, and hail damage?
Yes. We photograph the roof and the wet rooms, tarp an open roof when it is safe to be up there, and then repair or replace the roof, siding, and interior finishes.
Can you help after a house fire?
After the fire department releases the property, we can board up openings, deal with soot, and dry the water used to put the fire out. Cleanup should not wait on soot. The rebuild can.
Will you decide what my insurance covers?
No. We provide inspection photos and a record of what was dried and repaired. Coverage is your insurer’s decision. The insurance photo log on this site is free if you want to start that record yourself.
Which parts of Houston do you restore?
Greater Houston, scheduled from 511 Crestwater Ct, Houston, TX 77082. City pages for water damage, and the neighborhoods beside the office, are linked on this page.
Greater Houston
Cities and neighborhoods.
Westchase, Alief, and the Energy Corridor sit beside the office. Every community below has a water-damage page. Roofing, tarping, siding, painting, and insurance claims each have a Houston page as well.
- Water damage restoration in Houston
- Roofing in Houston
- Emergency roof tarping in Houston
- Siding in Houston
- Insurance claims help in Houston
- Painting and drywall in Houston
- Water damage in Houston
- Water damage in Westchase
- Water damage in Alief
- Water damage in Energy Corridor
- Water damage in Katy
- Water damage in Sugar Land
- Water damage in Bellaire
- Water damage in Memorial
- Water damage in Spring Branch
- Water damage in The Heights
- Water damage in River Oaks
- Water damage in West University
- Water damage in Galleria Area
- Water damage in Upper Kirby
- Water damage in Rice Village
- Water damage in Medical Center
- Water damage in Bunker Hill
- Water damage in Piney Point
- Water damage in Hunters Creek
- Water damage in Bear Creek
- Water damage in Cinco Ranch
- Water damage in Stafford
- Water damage in Richmond
- Water damage in Pearland
- Water damage in Clear Lake
- Water damage in Baytown
- Water damage in Galveston
- Water damage in Texas City
- Water damage in The Woodlands
- Water damage in Magnolia
Water coming in, or a roof open?
Call (713) 909-0034. If you cannot call, the emergency form reaches the same team. For a planned remodel, request an estimate and tell us about the room.