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Frozen pipe, rain leak in Southeast, breakup flooding, or mold in the crawlspace? Our Alaska restoration company can have a crew there within 45 minutes, with a free inspection and estimate. Call any time, including nights, weekends, and holidays.
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We work with all major insurance carriers
One team, start to finish
The first thing we do is stop the damage. Once that's under control, we walk through the space with you and write up a free estimate. We don't start any work until you tell us to.
Our property damage restoration in Alaska covers houses, cabins, rentals, and commercial buildings. We take on water, fire, smoke, mold, and storm jobs. After the place is dry, the same crew does the rebuild, so there's no second contractor to track down.
We're a disaster restoration company in Alaska backed by IICRC Certified Firm #70120685. Homeowners, landlords, and business owners in Southcentral, the Interior, and Southeast call us when something goes wrong.
Homes and businesses
Every damage restoration service in Alaska we handle starts with a free inspection. These are the jobs we get called for most, and here's how our crew takes care of them.
Most of our winter calls come from frozen pipes, leaking boiler loops, and water heaters that give out. In the Southeast, the steady rain finds every weak spot a house has. We get the water out first. Then we set up drying equipment and come back each day to check moisture until it's dry.
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Wood stoves and space heaters run all winter, and chimney fires come with that. In the Interior, wildfires fill the air with smoke most summers. We clean up the soot and go after the smell where it starts. Anything that can't be saved gets replaced.
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Homes here are built tight and sealed well, which means they hold moisture in. We usually find mold in crawlspaces, on cold outside walls, and in Southeast homes that never get a chance to dry out. We fix whatever is causing the moisture before we remove the mold, then we dry the area.
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All over the state, roofs get hit by heavy snow, ice dams, and strong winter winds. Along the coast, storms also drive rain sideways into walls and windows. We dry out the structure, tear out wet materials, and repair the inside.
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A frozen sprinkler line in a warehouse or a burst pipe in an office can shut things down at the worst possible time. We work out the drying plan around when you need to reopen. Your insurance company gets documentation for every step.
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When everything is dry, we put back what we had to take out. That can mean insulation, vapor barrier, drywall, flooring, cabinets, and paint. You deal with one company for the whole job.
More about reconstruction in AlaskaTalk it through with our crew. The call is free, and so is the inspection.
From our Google reviews
Carlos came out before I even finished describing the problem and knew exactly what he was doing. Our AC drain line failed and water got into the upstairs hallway - he explained everything before starting and kept us posted the whole time. Highly recommend Carlos and 24 Hour Flood Pros.
We dealt with extreme cold and honestly didn't know who to call. Adam showed up, got the water out, and set up the drying equipment same day. Professional, answered every question, and the place doesn't smell or feel damp anymore. Would use them again.
Called after heavy rain in southeast caused a mess in our kitchen. The crew was respectful of our home, cleaned up after themselves, and worked directly with our insurance adjuster so we didn't have to chase anything down ourselves. Great experience start to finish.
How it works
of AlaskaYou can call any time for emergency disaster restoration in Alaska. Tell us what's going on, and we'll get a crew headed your way.
Our crew shows up within 45 minutes. There's no charge for the inspection, and we take photos and moisture readings for your insurance.
First we stop the leak or shut down the heat zone. Then we pull the water out of the carpet, the floors, and the crawlspace.
Our drying equipment stays on around the clock. Someone comes back every day to take readings until everything is dry.
Any surface that water, soot, or smoke touches gets cleaned.
We fix the walls, floors, and cabinets. When the job is done, your adjuster gets the final paperwork from us.
Insurance and claims
We work with all major insurance carriers. That includes State Farm, Allstate, Liberty Mutual, Farmers, American Family, Travelers, and Nationwide.
The paperwork starts on our first visit. We send your adjuster our photos and moisture readings, and if they have questions, they can call us directly.
What gets covered is up to your policy. What we can do is keep the paperwork clean so your claim doesn't get stuck.
Where we work
We offer restoration services in Alaska in the major cities and the communities around them on the road system.
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Hiring a restoration company
Restoration companies in Alaska aren't all set up the same way. Before you sign anything, ask these five questions.
Pipes freeze during the long, dark winter nights. Go with a company that sends crews out 24/7, holidays included.
Alaska is huge, and some towns aren't on the road system at all. Ask how they would get a crew to you and how long it would take.
You should know what the job involves and what it costs before any work starts. Getting that information shouldn't cost you anything.
IICRC firms train their crews on current cleaning and drying standards. Ask for the firm number and look it up online yourself.
If a restoration company in Alaska also does the rebuild, you don't have to go out and hire a second contractor.
Alaska weather and housing
Every region of the state has its own risks. What they all share is cold and moisture.
Interior towns like Fairbanks and North Pole can stay below zero for weeks. Pipes in crawlspaces and outside walls are usually the first to split.
Juneau and Ketchikan rank among the wettest cities in the country. All that rain slowly wears down roofs, siding, and foundations.
Every spring, snowmelt runs toward homes while the ground underneath is still frozen. Basements and crawlspaces end up flooding.
Alaska is one of the most active earthquake zones on the planet. The 2018 Anchorage earthquake cracked pipes and foundations all over Southcentral.
Lots of Alaska homes run on boilers and baseboard heat, so a single failed fitting can flood a whole floor. Cabins and remote homes often sit empty through the winter, and a frozen pipe in one of them can leak for days.
We run into these problems in Anchorage, the Mat-Su, the Kenai Peninsula, the Fairbanks North Star Borough, and Southeast.
Common questions
Shut off the main water valve and open a faucet to drain the line. Keep the heat on in the rest of the house. We can find the wet areas, dry the framing, and replace damaged materials.
Once everyone is safe, call a restoration company to stop the damage from spreading, and let your insurer know right away. We record the damage with photos and moisture readings your adjuster can use.
Sudden and accidental water damage, such as a pipe that bursts, is often covered by homeowners insurance. Flood and earthquake damage usually need separate coverage, and freeze damage may be excluded if the home wasn’t kept heated. Coverage depends on your policy, so check with your insurance provider.
The cost depends on the extent of the damage, the affected materials, and the amount of drying and repairs required. Winter jobs in Alaska often need extra heat and longer drying times. A small leak may only need water extraction and drying, while extensive damage could require replacing flooring, drywall, or insulation.
We offer a free inspection and estimate to assess the damage and explain the recommended restoration work. We’ll review the expected costs and any payment requirements with you before starting the project.
Yes. Heavy snow and attic heat can create ice dams along the eaves. Meltwater then backs up under the roofing and leaks into ceilings and walls.
Available 24/7
Need a damage restoration service in Alaska right now? Call (833) 243-5663, day or night. A crew can be there within 45 minutes, and the inspection is free.
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