How it works
How the referral line works
The site publishes a phone number. When someone dials it, the call is routed to an independent restoration contractor. Nothing more complicated is going on.
Tap the number to call. The line connects you with an independent restoration contractor, not with this website.
Step by step
You call
There are no forms or chat boxes. This site takes inbound calls only.
The call is routed
A call-routing service sends it to an independent contractor that serves your ZIP code. Which contractor answers can change.
You describe the job
Expect questions about where the water came from, how long ago, which rooms and which ZIP code you are in.
The contractor explains what comes next
Scope, scheduling and price are between you and the contractor. The site itself takes no part in that agreement.
You decide
Hire the contractor, compare with others, or hang up. No one on this site will push you.
What the site does not do
- It does not send its own crews or claim to employ the people who answer.
- It does not guarantee any contractor's work, license, insurance or availability.
- It does not file, negotiate or promise insurance claims.
- It does not offer mold remediation or collect forms of any kind.
How the pages are written
Every local fact is taken from an official source and linked on the page. If something could not be verified from a city, county, state or federal page, it was left out. See the referral disclosure for how the site is funded and the disclaimer for the notice every homeowner should read.
Water is still spreading while you read
Call the number and describe what happened. The line routes your call to an independent restoration contractor who serves your ZIP code. Early calls leave more of the home dry.