What to do right now

  • Burst pipe / active leak: Shut the water main if you can reach it safely, then call a restoration company — extraction and drying beat waiting on a form.
  • Clean water (Category 1): Supply-line or rainwater still needs fast drying; mold risk rises after about 24–48 hours.
  • Gray or sewage (Category 2–3): Avoid contact; tell the company the water type when you call so they bring the right PPE and disposal plan.
  • Storm / flood intrusion: Photograph rooms before demo. Ask about structural drying, not just carpet shampoo.

Call the company first. Photograph damage before demolition. This directory is not a broker, dispatcher, or insurance adjuster.

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Use your location or a ZIP code to open the nearest live restoration directory. Location and ZIP stay in your browser.

Standing water, a burst pipe, or storm intrusion needs a local restoration crew — not a national call center that resells your lead. This directory lists companies whose own public pages say they do water-damage restoration, with address and phone when those pages publish them.

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What this site is

A public-facts locator for water-damage exclusive restoration companies: extraction, structural drying, and related mitigation. Mold and fire appear only when the company’s own page lists them. It is not a broker, not a dispatcher, and not an insurance adjuster.

What this site is not

Verified public facts only. Call the company first. Hours and coverage change. waterdamagelocator.com does not invent phones, ratings, or fees, and does not take bookings.