Local restoration companies whose own pages publish water / flood mitigation for the Dallas metro (central Dallas, north Dallas, Plano). Call the company — this site does not take jobs or sell leads.
9 listings · last verified 2026-09-14 · public source pages only
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.
Why Dallas (slug dallas-tx): listings concentrate in Dallas proper and Collin County / Plano with published street addresses — denser than padding a thin Fort Worth-only page. Facts below come from company source pages (checked 2026-09-14). No invented phones, hours, ratings, or fees. Call ahead — coverage and hours change.
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gotruenorth.com/dallas — Switzer Ave address, phone (214) 444-9309, IICRC, 24/7 water / fire / mold
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