DISASTER CLEANUP PROS
Property damage?
Disaster Cleanup Pros
If your home or business has water, fire, storm or mold damage, we’re here to help you find restoration options and understand the next step.
A nationwide directory connecting property owners with independent restoration providers.
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FIND THE HELP YOU NEED
Restoration services for your property.
Start with the type of damage you’re facing. Each guide explains the work, the questions to ask and the next step.
Water damage
Water extraction, moisture checks and structural drying.
Fire & smoke damage
Cleanup and repair planning after fire and smoke.
Mold remediation
Help with mold growth and the moisture behind it.
Storm damage
Help after roof damage, heavy rain and severe weather.
Sewage cleanup
Contaminated-water cleanup for homes and businesses.
Flooded basements
Water removal and drying for lower-level spaces.
A CLEARER WAY FORWARD
From the first call to a practical plan.
01
Tell us what happened
Describe the damage and your location. Ask about the services available for your property.
02
Understand the work
Discuss inspection, cleanup and drying with the provider. Ask what is included before work begins.
03
Know what comes next
Review the proposed scope, documentation and any repairs that follow the initial cleanup.
MAKE AN INFORMED CHOICE
Clear answers before work begins.
You need to know what can be cleaned, what needs to dry and what may need repair. A property assessment helps a restoration provider explain those choices.
If you plan to make an insurance claim, ask what documentation the provider supplies and what your insurer needs from you.
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BEFORE YOU GET STARTED
Your restoration questions, answered.
How do I find restoration help near me?
Browse the location directory or call the number on this page. Share the property address and type of damage so you can ask about local service availability.
What should I ask before hiring a restoration company?
Ask about relevant training, licensing where required, insurance, inspection procedures and the written scope of work. Confirm who will perform the work and how pricing and changes are handled.
What is the difference between extraction and drying?
Extraction removes accessible standing water. Drying addresses moisture retained in building materials and the indoor air. Ask the provider how they measure progress and decide when equipment can be removed.
Can a restoration company help with insurance documentation?
Ask the provider what photos, measurements and work records they supply. Your insurer determines coverage under your policy, so discuss the claim requirements with the insurer as well.
Does this website perform the restoration work?
Restoration Companies is a directory and connection resource. Independent providers perform the work. Confirm the business name, qualifications, availability and scope directly with the provider you choose.
Let’s work out your next step.
Tell us what happened and where you need restoration help.