How the directory works

A Clearer Way to Find Restoration Help

Start with the location of the property damage and the service you need. The Restoration Directory helps you find companies connected to your area and review useful business information before making the call.

Start with the property

Search by city, ZIP code, company name, or the type of damage you are dealing with, then review the companies connected to that location.

Start with the property

Search, Review, and Contact the Company Directly

Search by Location or Service

Enter a city, ZIP code, company name, or restoration service. Results are built to help you identify companies connected to the location of the loss.

Review the Company Profile

Compare available information such as the company’s location, services, reported coverage area, emergency availability, credentials, reputation, and Directory Certified status.

Contact the Company

The directory connects you directly with the restoration company. The Restoration Directory does not answer the company’s calls, sell the lead, or stand between the property owner and the business.

Before you make the call

Company Information in One Place

Profiles vary. Not every company profile includes every detail below, and the directory shows what is available rather than filling gaps.

Business Location

See where the company is based and whether it reports serving the location of the property damage.

Restoration Services

Review whether the company handles water, fire, mold, sewage, storm, flood, board-up, reconstruction, commercial losses, or other published services.

Service Coverage

Understand the communities the company reports serving rather than relying only on a broad “near me” claim.

Emergency Availability

Review published information about after-hours or 24-hour response when available.

Credentials and Company Details

View certifications, licensing, insurance, operating history, and other information when it has been provided or confirmed.

Public Reputation

Review connected reputation information and company details when available.

Contents and Reconstruction

See whether the company reports offering contents services, pack-outs, repairs, or complete reconstruction.

Direct Contact

Call or visit the company’s website directly from the profile.

Look for the badge

What Directory Certified Means

Directory Certified profiles contain more complete company information and have gone through The Restoration Directory’s additional review process.

The review is designed to help confirm that the profile is clearly presented, internally consistent, properly labelled, and supported by the information available to the directory.

A Directory Certified profile may provide additional detail about

  • Company identity
  • Service coverage
  • Restoration capabilities
  • Credentials and qualifications
  • Emergency availability
  • Residential and commercial experience
  • Public reputation
  • Team members
  • Recent projects
  • Contents and reconstruction services

Directory Certified does not mean the company is approved by an insurance carrier, guaranteed by the directory, or certain to be the right contractor for every loss.

See Directory Certified Standards
Clearly identified information

We Show Where Important Details Come From

Provided by the Company

Information such as services, service areas, availability, history, team details, and capabilities may be submitted by the business.

Researched by the Directory

Some information may be gathered from company websites, public records, business listings, and other publicly available sources.

Confirmed Through a Third Party

Certain credentials, licenses, reviews, or other details may be checked against the organization or platform that maintains that information.

When information has not been independently confirmed, the profile should not present it as though it has been.

Search results

Companies Must Be Connected to the Location You Search

Search and location pages are intended to show restoration companies whose published service information connects them to that area.

Directory Certified profiles may be shown more prominently because they contain more complete information and have completed the directory’s additional review process.

Within each listing group, the directory follows its established ordering rules rather than selling individual ranking positions.

Advertising spend and total review count alone do not determine which company is the right fit for a property loss.

Know the limits

The Final Hiring Decision Remains With You

The Restoration Directory does not

  • Perform restoration work
  • Inspect the damaged property
  • Determine insurance coverage
  • Approve a restoration estimate
  • Guarantee company availability
  • Guarantee workmanship or project results
  • Represent that a company participates in an insurance carrier program

Property owners should still

  • Speak directly with the company
  • Confirm applicable licensing and insurance
  • Review the written scope
  • Ask who will perform the work
  • Understand emergency charges
  • Review contracts and change orders
  • Ask questions about anything that is unclear
Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Restoration Company
See something wrong?

Companies and Visitors Can Request Corrections

Business information can change. A company may update its profile through an approved owner account, and anyone can report information that appears incorrect.

Material corrections are reviewed before the directory presents the updated information as confirmed.

Find Restoration Help for Your Property

Search by city, ZIP code, company name, or the type of property damage you are dealing with.