Search for restoration companies by city, ZIP code, company name, or the type of property damage you are dealing with.
Property damage can force people to choose a contractor quickly. Search results may include local restoration businesses, national brands, franchise locations, advertising platforms, lead-generation websites, and companies making broad service-area claims.
The Restoration Directory gives visitors a clearer place to compare available company information, understand where a business is located, review the services it reports providing, and contact the company directly.
Learn How Listings Work →Explore restoration companies that were recently published or added to The Restoration Directory.
Water Damage Restoration
CAL-T200084 Movers Permit • IICRC Water, Fire, and Odor certified
IICRC • NADCA • CMR
IICRC Certified • NADCA Certified
Choose the type of property damage you are dealing with or use the search above to find a company serving your area.
Help after leaks, appliance failures, flooding, burst pipes, and other water losses.
Cleanup and restoration involving fire, soot, smoke odor, and fire-department response.
Professional help when moisture has led to visible or suspected mold growth.
Emergency cleanup involving sewage backups, contaminated water, and affected materials.
Restoration after wind, heavy rain, roof damage, fallen trees, and severe weather.
Property-damage services for offices, retail buildings, multifamily properties, facilities, and other commercial locations.
Cleanup after outdoor flooding, groundwater intrusion, and standing water that may carry contamination.
Repairs and rebuilding after mitigation, remediation, or emergency cleanup is finished.
Temporary protection for damaged windows, doors, roofs, and other openings after a loss.
A Directory Certified profile contains more complete company information and has completed The Restoration Directory’s additional profile-review process.
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The Restoration Directory was created from firsthand experience helping property owners respond to water, fire, mold, sewage, storm, and other property damage.
That experience showed how difficult it can be to understand who is actually providing the service, where a company is based, which communities it serves, and what capabilities it offers.
The directory was built to organize that information more clearly and give property owners a more direct path to the restoration business.
About The Restoration Directory →Review practical guidance about hiring a restoration company, understanding estimates, documenting damage, working with insurance, and preparing for restoration work.
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Learn what happens to belongings after water, fire, smoke, mold, or flood damage, when a packout is needed, what documentation to expect, and how to find a qualified contents restoration specialist.
Learn how to find a qualified local company for water, fire, sewage, storm, or mold damage, what to do while help is on the way, and what to ask before authorizing emergency work.
Learn what to verify before authorizing restoration work, including company identity, experience, inspection findings, documentation, insurance communication, contracts, pricing, and project responsibilities.
These states have established published directory inventory. Each state page leads to the counties, cities, and company listings currently available there.
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