Services listed Water Damage, Mold Removal, Storm Damage
The Spring team handles residential and commercial flood restoration, including slab leaks, water-heater leaks, sewage backups, crawlspace drying, and wood-floor water damage. Source
Services listed Water Damage, Fire Damage, Storm Damage
The Houston operation uses water extraction, structural drying, moisture monitoring, dehumidification, cleanup, and repair, then supports documentation and insurer communication during recovery. Source
Services listed Water Damage, Fire Damage, Mold Removal, Storm Damage
The Downtown Houston branch describes contents packout and reconstruction, with a written scope of work and damage documentation for the insurance claim. Source
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Wind-driven rain and structural breaches keep letting water in while the building sits untarped and unsecured.
Ask each company for the same written scope so you can compare the work and price.
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Local Guidance
Build one damage record before comparing Houston companies. When officials say it is safe, photograph and video roof openings, broken windows, exterior impact, standing water, interior leaks, damaged systems, and affected belongings as separate conditions. The Texas Department of Insurance advises making a list of inside and outside damage, preventing additional loss by removing standing water or covering openings, saving receipts for temporary work, and keeping damaged items until the insurer gives disposal instructions. Ask every bidder to use the same record instead of pricing a different version of the loss.
Require each proposal to separate temporary weather protection, water extraction and drying, damaged-material removal, roof or structural repair, regulated trade work, and later reconstruction. Houston says licensed and registered contractors may apply for specified plumbing, electrical, and mechanical permits, and the city's record tools expose permit and inspection status. Ask which legal business will perform each phase, who will apply for every required permit, what will be subcontracted, which work must remain accessible for inspection, and what written evidence will mark each phase complete.
Keep construction estimates and insurance representation distinct. Texas law does not allow a roofer or contractor to act as a public insurance adjuster on the same claim when it is also doing the work, and contractors may not offer to waive, rebate, or absorb the property-policy deductible. Ask each company whether it is documenting observed conditions, preparing a construction estimate, communicating factual scope details, or separately offering licensed adjusting services. A promise to handle the claim or deductible is not evidence of a better restoration plan.
For Houston storm repairs, organize dated photographs, temporary-protection receipts, the contractor's written scope, permit and inspection records, and insurer correspondence before approving permanent work. Ready.gov recommends documenting disaster damage and retaining recovery records, but it does not decide coverage or whether a permit applies at this property. Use the same packet with every bidder to identify who owns emergency stabilization, roof or envelope repair, regulated trades, permit applications, inspections, and later reconstruction.
How many listed storm damage companies are in Houston, TX?
38 companies. Public information indicates these 38 companies serve Houston, TX. A listing is not a recommendation and does not establish whether a business is locally owned, a branch, or a franchise.
How much does storm damage restoration cost in Houston?
$2,641–$22,127 (avg $12,331). National pricing; Houston cost varies with the size of the loss. Insurance coverage is not included in this estimate and depends on the cause of loss, policy terms, exclusions, and limits. (source: Angi, 2026)
What details can I compare for these Houston companies?
36 of 38 state they offer 24/7 emergency response. Also, 18 of 38 are IICRC Certified Firms (verified in the official IICRC registry, not self-claimed), 7 of 38 have a state-roster-verified mold-remediation credential, and 23 of 38 state they bill insurance directly. The details come from company websites, public Google ratings, or official credential registries. They do not amount to an overall recommendation.
Are these Houston companies rated?
4.8★ average across 36 companies with public Google ratings. Ratings come from each company's public Google Business Profile. If a rating is not available, RestoreRadar leaves it blank.
Do these Houston companies have a local business location?
36 of 38 have a Google Business location linked to the same company website. That link helps confirm the location belongs to the listed company. It does not confirm workmanship or current availability.
5 of 38 storm damage restoration companies in Houston, TX — details available in current sources. A blank cell means we haven't confirmed that detail, not that the company lacks it. Full directory above.
RestoreRadar currently lists 38 storm damage companies whose public information indicates they serve Houston, TX. Of the 36 with public Google ratings, 35 hold 4.5★ or higher and 1 sit between 4.0 and 4.4★, across 3,285 customer reviews in total. Independently verifiable credentials: 18 are IICRC Certified Firms per the official IICRC Global Locator, and 7 hold a state mold-remediation company license verified on the official TDLR roster.
These figures describe RestoreRadar's listed providers as of September 10, 2026 — not a census of every company operating in Houston. A missing signal means we did not confirm it, never that a company lacks it.
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Houston storm damage listings
Listed companies
38
Offering 24/7 emergency response
36 of 38 (95%)
Billing insurance directly
23 of 38 (61%)
Domain-matched Google Business location in metro
36 of 38
IICRC Certified Firms (official registry)
18 of 38
State-licensed for mold work (official roster)
7 of 38
With public Google ratings
36 of 38 — ★4.8 average company rating; 3,285 customer reviews in total
Other Cities
Among the 11 metros where RestoreRadar publishes a storm damage restoration directory, Houston is the largest listed market: 38 companies here versus 30 in Orlando, the next largest.
36 of the 38 companies listed for storm damage restoration in Houston (95%) state 24/7 emergency response.
Sourced Google reviews for the Houston list total 3,285 across 36 rated companies — the #2 review volume of the 10 listed storm damage restoration metros.
The closest listed market by size is Orlando, FL: Houston has 8 companies more listed than Orlando for storm damage restoration.
These figures compare companies listed on RestoreRadar with sourced data — not a census of every storm damage restoration company operating in Houston. Counts and rankings change as listings and sourced ratings update.
About Storm Damage
Storm damage restoration is the emergency response and repair process after wind, hail, or flooding: tarping or boarding breaches in the roof and windows, extracting water, clearing debris, drying the structure, and rebuilding the damaged areas. Fast tarping and water removal limit how far the damage spreads while permanent repairs are scheduled and insurance is filed.
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How fast can a storm damage company respond in Houston, TX?
A 24/7 mark means the company says on its website that it offers round-the-clock response. It is not a promise of arrival time. Ask how soon a crew can reach you now because drive time, availability, and call volume vary.
Why does IICRC certification matter for storm damage restoration?
IICRC publishes standards and runs certification programs for the inspection, cleaning, and restoration industry. When RestoreRadar shows “IICRC Certified Firm,” the company name appears in IICRC's official registry. Confirm that the certification is current and relevant to the work you need.
Will the company bill my insurance directly?
A "bills insurance directly" mark means the company says on its website that it bills insurers directly. It does not guarantee your insurer will cover the loss, the company will accept assignment, or you will owe only a deductible. Confirm the process with the company, your policy, and your adjuster.
Can I choose my own storm damage company, or do I have to use the one my insurance recommends?
Choice rights and policy procedures vary by jurisdiction and policy. Ask your insurer what your policy requires, compare companies, confirm credentials for the exact work, and get the scope and authorization in writing before work begins.
Are these national chains or local Houston, TX companies?
The companies shown have public information indicating they serve Houston, TX. Some may be locally owned, branches, or franchises. Review the company profile and source links, then confirm the current service area directly.
What should I do before a storm damage crew arrives in Houston, TX?
Put safety ahead of photographs or property protection. Stay out of wet electrical areas, sewage, floodwater, active fire or smoke, and unstable rooms. Shut off water only when the normal shutoff is safely accessible; after a fire, do not re-enter until the fire department or other responsible authority clears the structure. When safe, document the condition, report the facts promptly, and ask what emergency work may proceed.
How much does storm damage restoration cost in Houston, TX?
Nationally, storm damage restoration typically runs $2,641–$22,127, averaging about $12,331 (source: Angi, 2026). Actual Houston, TX pricing varies with local rates, access, and how far the damage spread. This estimate does not assume insurance coverage; coverage depends on the cause of loss, policy terms, exclusions, and limits. A "bills insurance directly" mark means the company says it bills insurers directly; it is not a coverage decision.
