Same-Day Water Damage Restoration in Galveston, TX

1We trace the water from its source

In Galveston, water can come from a failed supply line, rain driven through a roof or storm surge, which the City lists among the island's flood sources. Water that gets in spreads under flooring and into the bottom of the walls, and we follow it with moisture readings until the materials read dry.

2We pull out the water and dry the framing

Water extraction takes out what is standing. Air movers and dehumidifiers then dry the framing, and wet insulation, carpet pad or the lower drywall may have to come out. We stop drying when moisture readings show the structure is dry.

3We handle the rebuild after the readings show dry

The rebuild starts after the structure reads dry, and we handle it. The City holds repairs worth half of a building's market value to its new-construction flood rules, so check with its floodplain administrator before a big repair.

We send IICRC certified technicians to map the moisture

IICRC certified technicians come out to Galveston homes and businesses. They take moisture readings and photograph each wet room before anything is moved or cut out.

We trace leaks in homes that sat empty

About one Galveston housing unit in six is held for seasonal or occasional use, so a leak can run unseen until someone arrives. When that happens, we follow the water with moisture readings through the floors, walls and framing.

We document the structure and the contents

The City notes that flood policies often cover the building's structure and not the contents, so what got wet matters. We document both in one itemized scope with photos and moisture readings, and share it when we talk with your insurance company.

We pack out and store your belongings

We pack out what was stored in the wet rooms, clean it, store it while the house dries and bring it back when the rooms are ready. Our crew can walk you through each step of the pack-out in English or Spanish.