90-minute on-site guaranteeFree inspectionsFree leak detection24/7 emergency responseFull insurance claim management90-minute on-site guaranteeFree inspectionsFree leak detection24/7 emergency responseFull insurance claim management
You open a wall and find water damage, we mitigate and hand it back. We finish drying a big rebuild, it can flow to you. Your client stays yours, in writing.
Mid-remodel moisture discoveries put GCs in a bind: proceeding buries a known problem in your finished work, but stopping stalls the schedule and the draw. The clean play is a fast mitigation partner: we contain and dry (or remediate) with documentation that protects you from owning a pre-existing condition, then hand the project straight back, same week where physics allows. And when our mitigation jobs need finish work beyond our rebuild crew’s capacity or the client wants their own GC, that work flows out to partner remodelers. Both lanes, marked.
Photos by text get you a same-day assessment; active water gets a crew. Your project manager stays the point of contact.
Containment, drying or remediation, clearance verification, with records separating pre-existing damage from your scope of work.
You resume with a dry, cleared substrate and paper proving it. No client contact from us beyond the mitigation.
We never quote reconstruction on your project, the rebuild is yours, including the parts we exposed. We never contact your client except about the mitigation itself, and we never slow-walk a clearance to stretch equipment days on your schedule.
If you don’t need us, we say so. No invented scope, ever.
You see what we see: readings, photos, pricing, before work starts.
Meter logs, thermal images, Xactimate scopes. Files that stand up.
Updates before you ask, bad news included, the same day.
Answered 24/7. On-site within 90 minutes across our service area.
Discovered damage is a schedule problem and a liability problem at once. Here is what stops being yours.
Closing walls over wet framing. Moisture verification before cover-up, so the mold call never comes.
A schedule blowout. Mitigation runs parallel to the claim, not ahead of your timeline.
Scope disputes with the homeowner. Third-party documentation separates discovery from workmanship.
Disturbing mold without containment. Licensed remediation keeps your crew and your license clear.
On jobs that originate with us, sometimes. On jobs that originate with you, never, that’s the written commitment. In practice our rebuild crew stays busy on our own mitigation pipeline, and the overflow goes to partners.
Usually the homeowner’s insurance when the damage is sudden/accidental or pre-existing-but-hidden, our documentation of cause is what separates it from your scope. We bill the responsible party directly, not through your contract.
Containment to clearance in 2–4 days for a typical single-area discovery. We schedule the clearance sample the moment treatment completes, we know your subs are sequenced behind it.
No. We mitigate and hand the rebuild back to you. Reconstruction is only ours on jobs that came to us without a GC.
We work your sequence: contain the affected area so other trades keep moving, and dry to verification while the claim processes.
Yes. Discovery photos, cause documentation, and a scope in carrier format, so the surprise becomes a claim, not a change order.
Name, email, phone, done. Our partnerships lead follows up the same day with how referrals work in both directions.
Skip the paperwork, call the 24/7 line, tell us you’re referring, and we’ll take it from there. Partnership setup can happen after the water stops.