Water, fire, mold, and storm damage

Find local restoration companies.

Compare sourced company details or tell us what happened to request up to three local matches. You choose who to hire.

Free to request. No obligation. Your information goes to no more than three matching companies.

Signal map connecting a property emergency to local restoration company options.
Local help

Request local restoration companies

Tell us what happened and where. We’ll share your request with up to three listed companies serving the area. You choose who to hire.

What happened?

Choose the closest description. You can add details before sending.

Where is the property?

We use the location to route your request to companies serving that area.

How urgent is this?

Where should companies reach you?

Review your request, then add the best way to reach you.

DamageNot selected
LocationNot selected
Add email or more details Optional

Up to 3 companies · You choose who to hire

  1. Request shared
  2. Companies may respond
  3. You compare

Your details go only to up to three matching companies from our current list of local partner companies. Sponsored or claimed companies may be contacted first. That never changes rankings or listing facts.

Up to 3 listed companies serving your area You choose who to hire Free to request and browse
Browse instead

Compare companies yourself

Choose a damage type and city to open the complete local directory without submitting a request.

Or start with a damage type

How listings are checked

We publish what we can verify.

01

Match the business

Confirm the company website and public business location.

02

Check the details

Record response hours, ratings, insurance billing, and credentials from available sources.

03

Leave gaps blank

If we cannot confirm a detail, we do not publish it.

How RestoreRadar checks listings
From RestoreRadar

Reach homeowners in an active restoration emergency. RestoreRadar sells a small number of clearly labeled sponsor placements on its city and service pages — flat monthly rates, one sponsor per spot, and sponsorship never changes how companies are ranked.

Check typical costs

Get a ballpark range from sourced national data. No sign-up.

Original market data

A dataset you can inspect.

The 2026 report aggregates 550 RestoreRadar-listed restoration provider records across 10 metros, with documented source boundaries, downloadable data, and a reusable chart.

Compare provider-stated 24/7 response and direct insurance-billing signals alongside matched public business and credential data. The report is a snapshot of RestoreRadar’s published records—not a census, market-share estimate, or performance test.

Explore the restoration industry statistics

Checked by RestoreRadar · Updated · Details come from company websites and public Google Business records. Unconfirmed fields are left blank.

Cities

RestoreRadar FAQ

Is RestoreRadar free to use?
Yes. Browsing listings and contacting companies through RestoreRadar is free for the person requesting help — homeowners, renters, landlords, and property managers. Restoration companies pay only if they choose an optional paid placement, such as a featured listing or a clearly labeled sponsor spot.
Is RestoreRadar a national lead-broker chain?
No. RestoreRadar is an independent directory — not a restoration contractor or national lead-broker chain. It lists companies whose sourced records indicate they serve its covered metros; ownership may vary and is not inferred. Listing facts are aggregated from each company's own website and public records, and any paid placement is clearly labeled.
Which cities does RestoreRadar cover?
RestoreRadar currently lists water, fire, mold, and storm damage restoration companies in Houston, TX; Dallas, TX; Tampa, FL; New Orleans, LA; Austin, TX; Orlando, FL; San Antonio, TX; Jacksonville, FL; Fort Worth, TX; and Corpus Christi, TX, with more cities being added.