24/7 Emergency Damage Restoration Services in Oregon
Winter rain leak, ice storm damage, frozen pipe, or wildfire smoke? Our Oregon 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.
IICRC Certified Firm#70120685
We work with all major insurance carriers
One team, start to finish
Cleanup and Repairs From One Oregon Team
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 Oregon covers houses, rentals, farms, 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 Oregon backed by IICRC Certified Firm #70120685. Homeowners, landlords, and business owners around the state call us when something goes wrong.
Homes and businesses
Damage Restoration Services in Oregon
Every damage restoration service in Oregon 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.
Water Damage
A lot of our calls come from wet crawlspaces, leaky roofs, and pipes that burst after an ice storm. Older homes in the valley also tend to have worn out plumbing. We get the water out first. Then we set up dehumidifiers and come back each day to check moisture until it's dry.
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Fire and Smoke Damage
Some fires start indoors, usually from a wood stove or in the kitchen. Others come from outside, since wildfire season pushes smoke into homes all over the state, like the 2020 Labor Day fires did. 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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Mold Remediation
West of the Cascades, the long and damp winters make it easy for mold to get going. We usually find it in crawlspaces, around windows, and in bathrooms. We fix whatever is causing the moisture before we remove the mold, then we dry the area.
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Storm Damage
Winter windstorms and ice storms can drop big firs onto roofs, and the power can stay out for days afterward. We dry out the structure, tear out wet materials, and repair the inside.
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Commercial Restoration
A roof leak over a winery tasting room can shut things down fast, and so can a burst pipe in an office. We work out the drying plan around when you need to reopen. Your insurance company gets documentation for every step.
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Reconstruction
When everything is dry, we put back what we had to take out. That can mean subfloor, drywall, insulation, flooring, cabinets, and paint. You deal with one company for the whole job.
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Dealing with one of these?
Talk it through with our crew. The call is free, and so is the inspection.
Brian came out in under 45 minutes and knew exactly what he was doing. Our water heater failed and water got into the guest bathroom - he explained everything before starting and kept us posted the whole time. Highly recommend Brian and 24 Hour Flood Pros.
Jason BaptisteGoogle review“
We dealt with winter rain and honestly didn't know who to call. Dave 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.
Jordan SuttonGoogle review“
Called after ice storms caused a mess in our upstairs hallway. 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.
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.
Dated photos of each damaged area
One point of contact for your adjuster
A detailed estimate, item by item, for cleanup and rebuild
Where we work
Areas We Serve Around Oregon
We offer restoration services in Oregon in the major metro areas and the towns around them.
Neighborhoods
Portland
Salem
Eugene
Bend
Medford
Corvallis
Nearby cities
Beaverton
Gresham
Hillsboro
Lake Oswego
Tigard
Springfield
Albany
McMinnville
Redmond
Grants Pass
Roseburg
Klamath Falls
Don't see your area listed? Call us and we'll tell you right away.
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Hiring a restoration company
How to choose a restoration company in Oregon
Restoration companies in Oregon aren't all set up the same way. Before you sign anything, ask these five questions.
Can a crew come out tonight?
Water and smoke keep doing damage overnight. Look for a company that works 24/7, including weekends and holidays.
How soon will someone arrive?
Ask for a specific arrival time, not a vague promise, so you can plan the next hour.
Are the inspection and estimate free?
You should know the scope and the cost before work starts, with no charge to find out.
Is the firm IICRC certified?
Certified firms train their crews in current cleaning and drying standards. Ask for the firm number and check it on the IICRC website.
Will the same team handle repairs?
One team from cleanup to rebuild means fewer hand-offs and one schedule to follow.
Common questions
Oregon Damage Restoration FAQs
What should I do if my Oregon home floods during a winter storm?
Stay away from water near outlets and the furnace, and keep out of creeks and rivers. Move belongings to a dry area. Once it’s safe, we can remove the water and dry the house.
Should I call my insurance company or a restoration company first in Oregon?
If it’s safe, contact a restoration company promptly to help prevent further damage, and notify your insurance provider as soon as possible. We document the affected areas with photos and moisture readings to help support your insurance claim.
Does homeowners insurance cover water damage in Oregon?
Many homeowners policies cover water damage that happens suddenly, like a broken supply line or an overflowing appliance. Flood and earthquake damage usually need separate coverage. Review your policy or talk with your agent to confirm what’s included.
How much does water damage restoration cost in Oregon?
Restoration costs depend on the amount of water, the affected materials, and how long the moisture has been present. Crawlspace homes and older houses across Oregon can take longer to dry. Minor damage may only require extraction and drying, while larger projects may involve flooring removal and drywall replacement.
Is the water damage restoration estimate free, and are there any upfront costs?
Yes, the inspection and estimate are free. You’ll see the recommended work and expected costs in writing, and we’ll go over any payment details with you before anything begins.
Can wildfire smoke damage an Oregon home?
Yes. Smoke can settle into homes far from the flames, getting into carpet, furniture, and HVAC systems. We can clean surfaces and treat odors at the source.
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Get a Free Inspection in Oregon
Need a damage restoration service in Oregon right now? Call (833) 243-5663, day or night. A crew can be there within 45 minutes, and the inspection is free.