How it works

1. Send a request describing the damage. Our call line is coming soon.
2. We refer you to an independent restoration contractor who serves your city.
3. The contractor contacts you, inspects, and gives you their own estimate. You decide whether to hire them.
4. Any contract and payment is directly between you and the contractor.

What we are, and what we are not

We are a referral service. We do not perform, bid on, or supervise any restoration, plumbing, roofing, or mold work, and we do not hold ourselves out as a contractor. We connect you with independent contractors, who are responsible for any license their work requires.

How to check a contractor in Texas

• Texas does not issue a statewide license for general water damage restoration, so ask about training and track record. Many firms train crews to IICRC standards; ask which certifications their technicians hold.
• Plumbing work requires a license from the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners. Look the plumber up before work starts.
• Mold assessment and remediation above a small-area threshold require licenses from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, and the assessor and remediator on a job generally must be different companies.
• Some cities require registration or permits for certain repairs. Ask whether permits are needed.
• Ask for proof of liability insurance, a written estimate, and a written contract. Read any assignment-of-benefits or direction-to-pay form before you sign.

Common questions

Do I have to hire the contractor you refer?

No. The choice is yours, and you can get other estimates.

Do you handle insurance claims?

No. Talk with your insurer or agent about your policy.