Emergency Water Damage Restoration
Stop the source, pull the water and start drying on the same visit, any hour of the day or night.
See this serviceAll restoration and cleanup services
37 kinds of work, one phone number. Find the page that matches what happened, or just call and describe it.

Quick answer
Restoration in Spokane covers six kinds of work: water damage, fire and smoke, mold, sewage and biohazard, storm damage, and the rebuild and contents work that follows. Most calls start with water, and the source of that water decides how the job is handled, what can be saved and what it costs.
Pick the group that matches what you are looking at. If a pipe split or the basement took on water, start with water damage. If there was a fire anywhere in the house, even a small one in the kitchen, start with fire and smoke, because soot spreads farther than people expect. Mold pages cover testing, removal and keeping it from coming back after a leak.
Many jobs cross groups. A burst pipe left over a holiday weekend becomes a mold job, and a house fire is also a water job once the hoses are put away. That is fine. Call, describe it in plain words, and we will sort out which of these pages applies.

Burst pipes, flooded basements, wet floors and hidden leaks.
Stop the source, pull the water and start drying on the same visit, any hour of the day or night.
See this serviceTruck-mounted and portable extraction for standing water on carpet, hard floors and finished basements.
See this serviceAir movers, dehumidifiers and daily meter readings that dry framing, subfloors and wall cavities to a measured goal.
See this serviceCleanup and drying after a frozen line splits, in walls, garages, crawl spaces and outdoor plumbing.
See this servicePumping, extraction and drying for basements flooded by snowmelt, window wells or a failed sump pump.
See this serviceCleanup after river, runoff or rain-on-snow flood water, with removal, sanitizing and structural drying.
See this serviceTracing the leak above, drying the framing and repairing or replacing drywall and plaster ceilings.
See this serviceDrying mats, subfloor drying and honest calls on whether wet hardwood can be refinished or must be replaced.
See this serviceExtraction, pad replacement and in-place drying for carpet soaked by clean water, with removal when it is contaminated.
See this servicePumping, wet insulation removal, vapor barrier repair and joist drying for flooded or damp crawl spaces.
See this serviceCleanup and drying after water heater, dishwasher, refrigerator line or washing machine hose failures.
See this serviceTracing and drying leaks from shower pans, toilet lines and tub overflows, including the subfloor and ceiling below.
See this serviceBelly wrap drainage, insulation removal and floor drying for mobile and manufactured homes.
See this serviceThermal imaging and meter readings that show where hidden water traveled, logged on a dated map you keep.
See this serviceFire, soot, smoke odor and wildfire ash.
Securing the house, drying firefighting water, cleaning soot and treating smoke odor after a residential fire.
See this serviceResidue-specific soot removal, from dry wood smoke to oily plastic soot and sticky protein film, plus odor sealing.
See this serviceHEPA ash removal from attics, vents and siding, plus smoke odor treatment for homes downwind of a wildfire.
See this serviceGrease and protein residue removal from cabinets, hoods, walls and ceilings after a stovetop or oven fire.
See this serviceTesting, removal and keeping it from coming back.
Containment, HEPA air filtration and removal of moldy drywall and insulation, tied to fixing the moisture source.
See this serviceVisual and moisture inspection, air and surface sampling when it helps, and clearance checks after removal.
See this serviceCleaning mold from roof sheathing and rafters, plus finding the bath fan, air leak or venting issue behind it.
See this serviceCleaning mold from joists and subfloor, removing wet insulation and sealing the ground moisture underneath.
See this serviceRemoving mold from behind finished basement walls and under carpet, and telling mold apart from efflorescence.
See this serviceAntimicrobial treatment after water losses and humidity control that keeps mold from starting in the first place.
See this serviceContaminated water, trauma scenes, hoarding and odors.
Category 3 cleanup of sewage backups: protective gear, porous material removal, disinfection and drying.
See this serviceCareful removal, cleaning and disinfection after a death, injury or fluid release, handled quietly and with respect.
See this serviceRoom-by-room clearing with the family deciding what stays, followed by cleaning, disinfecting and odor treatment.
See this serviceFinding and removing what holds smoke, urine and cigarette odor, then treating the air and surfaces that remain.
See this serviceWind, ice dams, board-up and tarping.
Tarping, board-up, water removal and drying after windstorms, hail and freeze-ups from long power outages.
See this servicePlywood over broken windows and doors and battened tarps over roof openings, until permanent repairs can happen.
See this serviceDrying wet attics, ceilings and exterior walls after ice dams, snow loads and wind-driven rain get under the roof.
See this servicePutting it back together, contents, ducts, claims and businesses.
Drywall, paint, flooring, cabinets and trim rebuilt after drying or fire cleanup, matched to what was removed.
See this serviceRoom-by-room inventory, pack-out, cleaning and storage of belongings after fire, smoke or water damage.
See this serviceCleaning soot, wildfire ash and moisture from ductwork after a loss, under negative pressure with HEPA filtration.
See this serviceDated photos, daily moisture logs and a line-item scope that give your adjuster a clear record of the loss.
See this serviceWater extraction and drying for offices, retail spaces and apartment buildings, with each unit documented separately.
See this serviceBoard-up, soot cleaning, odor treatment and documentation for restaurants, warehouses and apartment buildings after a fire.
See this serviceMost people need fewer services than the list suggests. A clean-water leak caught the same day is usually just water extraction and structural drying, with a little drywall repair. Testing for mold is rarely needed when nothing has had time to grow.
Larger losses stack up: extraction, drying, contents pack-out, odor work and reconstruction. A fire with hose water involved touches fire, water and contents at once. On those jobs we lay out the order of work on paper so you and your adjuster can see what is happening and why.
Businesses follow the same steps on a different schedule. Offices, shops, restaurants and apartment buildings usually need work staged around tenants and hours, which is what our commercial water and fire pages explain.
Usually water extraction and structural drying, plus drywall or flooring repair if materials had to come out. If the water sat for more than a day or two, we check for early mold before closing anything up.
Yes. Every service on this page is work we do, from the first extraction to the final coat of paint. One phone number covers the whole job.
Not automatically, because it is often unnecessary on a fresh leak. We recommend testing when there is a musty odor with no visible growth, after long-standing water, or when someone in the home wants clearance documentation.
Emergency work like extraction, board-up and tarping starts whenever the call comes in. Rebuild work is scheduled during normal working hours once the structure is dry.
Yes. We handle water, fire and smoke losses for offices, retail, restaurants, warehouses and apartment buildings, with work staged around tenants and operating hours.
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