IICRC-certified restoration crews on-site within 60 minutes — anywhere in greater Houston. We extract the water, dry your home and prevent mold.
From burst pipes during winter freezes to Category 3 floodwater after hurricanes, every restoration follows IICRC S500 protocols.
Hurricane flooding, flash floods, bayou overflow. Full Category 3 black water cleanup, mud removal, sanitization, and controlled strip-out.
Learn moreTruck-mounted extractors and submersible pumps remove standing water within minutes. 24/7 dispatch across Houston.
Learn moreHurricanes, hail, wind. Roof tarping, water mitigation, and full property repair coordinated simultaneously.
Learn moreToilet overflows, sewer backups, septic spills. Category 3 black water requiring OSHA biohazard protocols.
Learn moreTDLR-licensed remediation following IICRC S520. HEPA containment, antimicrobial treatment, lab clearance.
Learn moreSmoke, soot, and firefighting water damage handled together. IICRC S700 and S500 combined protocols.
Learn moreCommercial LGR dehumidifiers and air movers with daily psychrometric monitoring until dry.
Learn moreHotels, offices, multi-family, healthcare. Off-hours work to minimize business disruption.
Learn moreNo triage queue and no callback window. The same sequence runs on every Houston job, whether it is a burst supply line at 3am or four feet of bayou water.
Houston · on site in 60 minutesCrews staged across Houston so arrival is measured in minutes, not half-days.
Thermal imaging and probe readings into the assembly decide the scope — not a walk-through.
Equipment stays until readings hit the documented target, and the log is yours.
WRT (Water Damage Restoration Technician), ASD (Applied Structural Drying), and AMRT (Applied Microbial Remediation Technician) certifications.
Crews on standby around the clock, 365 days a year. Hurricane season or middle-of-the-night burst pipe — we respond.
From your call to crew arrival, 60 minutes anywhere in Houston — Downtown and Midtown through Memorial, Meyerland and the Galleria.
Not a franchise and not a call center — we have worked every major Houston flood event since 2007 and know this metro’s quirks intimately.
Truck-mounted extractors, LGR dehumidifiers, HEPA air scrubbers, thermal imaging — everything needed for proper restoration.
Equipment does not come out on a rental schedule. It stays until moisture readings hit the target for those materials — and the daily log is yours to keep.
Houston isn’t an ordinary water damage market. Nine named bayous, two reservoirs that release into Buffalo Bayou, Atlantic hurricane season, and the wettest US tropical cyclone on record — Houston has shaped how we work.
Every project follows the same proven process. We extract the water and dry the structure to a documented standard, then hand it back with the full log.
Thermal imaging cameras and penetrating moisture meters establish the damage baseline. You get the full moisture log and photographs.
Truck-mounted extractors and submersible pumps remove standing water, starting with the lowest level and working up.
LGR dehumidifiers and air movers run continuously. Daily moisture readings confirm progress against pre-loss baselines.
EPA-registered hospital-grade disinfectants and phenolics prevent mold and bacterial growth while the structure dries.
Final moisture readings confirm the structure is dry. The complete documentation package is handed to you.
Water damage work is mostly invisible once the walls close up, so the things that separate a good job from a bad one are hard to see afterwards. Here is exactly what we do differently — every line is something you can hold us to on site.
| What matters | Restorative Cleaning Solutions | Typical restoration company |
|---|---|---|
| On-site response time | 60 minutes, 24/7 — including nights and weekends | Several hours, often next business day |
| Who actually turns up | Our own IICRC-certified technicians, employed by us | Frequently subcontractors dispatched by a national call center |
| Certification held | IICRC WRT, ASD and AMRT held on staff | Varies crew to crew; often one certified supervisor per job |
| Moisture detection | Thermal imaging and penetrating meters into the assembly, on every job | Visual inspection and surface readings |
| When drying stops | At a documented dry standard, proven by meter readings | When the equipment rental period ends |
| Progress documentation | Daily moisture logs and photographs, handed to you | A single report at project close, if one is produced at all |
| Mold handling | S520 containment established before any cavity is opened | Cavity opened first, containment added afterwards if at all |
| Houston knowledge | Here since 2007 — bayou behavior, reservoir releases, 1950s slab stock | National footprint, no local flood history to draw on |
| What we take on | Mitigation and documented drying — then handed over | Bundled reconstruction quoted before the structure is even dry |
Ask any restoration company the middle four questions before you hire them. The answers tell you more than any review will.
Homeowners and property managers across Houston, in their own words.
“After the freeze burst pipes in our Memorial home, they were on-site within 45 minutes. They documented every stage of the scope in writing, so nothing was missed or argued over later. Best decision we made during a stressful week.”
“Brays Bayou flooded us for the third time. They knew the drill better than I did — full mold remediation and a complete rebuild, documented throughout. This is exactly the team you want when you’ve been through this before.”
“Our office had a sprinkler discharge over the weekend. They worked overnight so we could reopen Monday. Best commercial restoration crew we’ve ever worked with — and we’ve had a few experiences over the years.”
We work Houston, and only Houston. That means crews who already know which streets flood from Brays Bayou, which homes sit on 1950s slab, and which towers need a building engineer before anyone can start. Pick your area for local detail.
Elsewhere in Houston? We still cover it — call (713) 325-6192 and we will tell you the response time before you commit.
We are based downtown and stage crews across the city, so response time does not depend on which side of the Loop you are on.
Quick answers to the questions Houston customers ask most often.
Our crews are dispatched 24/7 and arrive on-site within 60 minutes anywhere in Houston. Call our emergency line and we begin extraction immediately upon arrival. During active hurricane events, we pre-position crews based on forecasted impact zones.
It depends on materials and water category. Carpet and pad: 24-48 hours. Drywall: 48-72 hours. Hardwood floors: 7-14 days. Concrete subfloors: 5-10 days. Houston humidity (70%+ average) slows everything — which is why commercial LGR dehumidification is critical.
Yes. Our technicians hold IICRC WRT (Water Damage Restoration Technician), ASD (Applied Structural Drying), and AMRT (Applied Microbial Remediation Technician) certifications. We follow IICRC S500 water damage and S520 mold remediation standards on every project, plus IICRC S700 for fire/smoke.
Mold can begin colonizing wet materials within 24-48 hours in Houston’s humidity. Texas law requires a separate TDLR-licensed Mold Assessment Consultant (MAC) for any remediation over 25 square feet. We coordinate with licensed third-party assessors and our own AMRT-certified team handles the remediation following IICRC S520 protocols.
24/7 IICRC-certified crews. On-site in 60 minutes. We’re the team Houston calls when water damage hits.