Water, fire, mold, or storm damage? Our Fayette restoration company can have a crew there within 45 minutes, with a free inspection and estimate. Call any time, including nights, weekends, and holidays.
A crew can be there within 45 minutes, day or night.
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We work with all major insurance carriers
One team, start to finish
Cleanup and Repairs From One Fayette Team
First, we stop whatever is causing the damage. Then we walk the property with you, explain what we found, and give you a written estimate before any work starts.
24 Hour Flood Pros restores houses, farmhouses, rentals, and commercial buildings, from neighborhoods in town to properties out in the countryside. Water, fire, smoke, mold, storm damage: we handle all of it. Once everything’s dry, the same crew takes care of the repairs.
We’re an IICRC Certified Firm (#70120685), and homeowners, landlords, farm owners, and businesses across the county call us when something goes wrong.
Homes and businesses
Damage Restoration Services in Fayette
Every job starts with a free inspection. Here’s what we see most often, and how we handle it.
Water Damage
Crawlspaces that fill with rainwater. Frozen pipes inside older walls. Water heaters that finally give out. Out in the county, a home can sit empty for a few days while the owners are away, and a small leak becomes a big one fast. We get the water out, set up drying equipment, and check moisture every day until the space is actually dry.
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Fire and Smoke Damage
Most of what we see starts with a kitchen fire, a wood stove, a space heater, or old wiring. Smoke reaches every room and works its way into fabrics and insulation. We clean the soot, treat the odor at its source, and remove what can’t be saved.
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Mold Remediation
Between damp crawlspaces and humid summers, mold is common here, especially under older homes with poor airflow. We find it on floor joists, behind basement walls, and in bathrooms. We fix the moisture first, then contain the area, remove the mold, and dry everything out.
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Storm Damage
Spring brings wind, hail, and the occasional tornado warning. Ice storms, like the one in February 2003, can drop big old trees onto roofs and barns. Once water gets in, we dry the structure, pull out wet materials, and repair the interior.
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Commercial Restoration
A burst pipe in an office off Man o’ War Boulevard. A roof leak over a retail space. Water in a horse farm office or an event barn. We plan the drying around getting you back to work and document every step for your insurer.
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Reconstruction
After drying, we rebuild everything that came out: drywall, plaster, insulation, flooring, cabinets, trim, and paint. Older farmhouses often need plaster and trim matched by hand, and we do that too. One company, start to finish.
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Dealing with one of these?
Call and tell us what happened. The phone call and the inspection won’t cost you anything.
Great company and amazing service! Their guys showed up on time and finished quicker than what they originally told me. Would definitely recommend to anyone needing their services
Kyle CGoogle review“
On time as scheduled. Worked fast, explained everything clearly, and were careful with my furniture and other property. Organized temporary storage space in garage, mindful of accessability. We felt extremely comfortable with the guys working throughout the whole residence. Highly recommend - great experience!
Anita DowningGoogle review“
I called this company after my shower flooded. They responded quick and were very professional, respectful and easy to talk too. They worked with me and explained the whole process. I would highly recommend this company and the two gentlemen that responded.
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Hiring a restoration company
How to choose a restoration company in Fayette
Restoration companies don’t all work the same way. These five questions will tell you a lot, fast.
Can someone come out tonight?
Water and smoke keep doing damage after midnight. Make sure the company actually answers after hours. We do, every night of the year.
How soon will they get here?
Ask for a real arrival time, not a vague promise. When you call us, we’ll tell you when to expect the truck.
Is the inspection free?
Before anyone tears out a wall, you should know what’s damaged and what it’ll cost to fix. Our inspection and estimate cost nothing.
Are they IICRC certified?
IICRC-certified technicians follow industry standards for water cleanup, drying, and restoration. Ask for the certification number and look it up with the IICRC yourself.
Will the same team do the repairs?
When one team handles both cleanup and rebuilding, there are fewer handoffs, fewer delays, and just one number to call with questions.
Fayette weather and housing
Common Causes of Water Damage in Fayette
Rolling ground, limestone bedrock, and a mix of very old and brand-new homes all affect how water gets inside here.
Crawlspace water
Rain runs off the rolling land and collects under houses with poor drainage. Over time it soaks the insulation and softens the floor joists.
Karst and groundwater
The county sits on limestone riddled with sinkholes and underground channels. After heavy rain, groundwater can rise fast and push into basements.
Freezes in older homes
Farmhouses and older homes often have pipes running through uninsulated walls or crawlspaces. A hard freeze can split them, and the leak starts when they thaw.
Ice and wind storms
Ice storms and strong spring winds bring old trees down on roofs, barns, and outbuildings, and rain gets in through any opening.
Homes in Fayette vary widely. Older farmhouses and estate homes often have stone foundations, plaster walls, and aging plumbing. Newer subdivisions like Hamburg and Masterson Station have slab and basement homes, where finished walls can hide a slow leak for months.
We handle these problems across Fayette and neighboring Jessamine, Scott, Woodford, Bourbon, and Clark counties.
Common questions
Fayette Damage Restoration FAQs
What should I do if water gets into my crawlspace?
Don’t go in if any wiring or equipment down there might be wet. If a pipe is leaking, shut off the main water valve. Then call us. We’ll pump out the water, dry the crawlspace, and check the joists and insulation.
Should I call my insurance company or a restoration company first?
If it’s safe, call a restoration company right away to keep the damage from spreading, and notify your insurer as soon as you can. We document everything with photos and moisture readings to support your claim.
Does homeowners insurance cover water damage?
Many policies cover sudden damage, like a broken supply line or an overflowing appliance. Groundwater and outside flooding usually need separate coverage, and sewer backups often require an endorsement. Check your policy or talk with your agent to confirm what’s included.
How much does water damage restoration cost?
It depends on how much damage there is, what materials got wet, and how much drying and repair the job needs. Crawlspaces and old plaster walls can add time. A small leak might only need extraction and drying. Bigger jobs can mean replacing flooring, drywall, or insulation.
Is the estimate really free? Are there upfront costs?
Yes, the inspection and written estimate are both free. We’ll explain the work we recommend and what it should cost, and go over any payment details before anything starts.
Can an older farmhouse have hidden water damage?
Definitely. Older homes often have aging pipes, plaster walls, and stone foundations where leaks stay out of sight. A musty smell, soft plaster, or stains near the floor are all worth a closer look. We use moisture meters to find what you can’t see.
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Call (833) 243-5663 any time, day or night. A crew can be there within 45 minutes, and the inspection is free.