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Restored living room after water damage repair and drying

Water, fire and smoke damage help in 47 states and DC

Water where it shouldn't be? Get a local crew on it.

One call connects you with an independent, local water damage restoration company that serves your ZIP. Water extraction and drying, fire and smoke cleanup, mold and repair, from the first call to the last reading.

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States
47
Cities
13,827
ZIP codes
22,111
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What we help with

Water, fire and smoke damage restoration

Three kinds of damage, often on the same job: a fire leaves soot and smoke, and the water used to put it out. One call connects you with a local company that handles all of it.

Right now, before help arrives

  1. 1Stop the waterClose the main shutoff valve or the valve at the fixture.
  2. 2Cut power to wet roomsOnly if you can reach the breaker without touching water.
  3. 3Photograph everythingBefore you move or throw anything out. Your insurer will ask.
  4. 4Get drying started todayMold can start on wet materials in 24 to 48 hours.

Is your ZIP covered?

One call

Tell us what happened and your ZIP. That's it.

A company near you

Independent restoration companies that serve your area.

Fast callback on emergency requests

Emergency requests are routed first.

Intro video

How DryBridge works, in 45 seconds

What to do first, how one call connects you with a local restoration company, and before-and-after examples of the work.

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Burst pipe, flooded basement, leak or fire?
Water and fire damageScene 1 of 5

Burst pipe, flooded basement, leak or fire?

Water spreads into drywall, insulation and subfloor within hours, and mold can start growing on wet materials in 24 to 48 hours. The sooner drying starts, the less has to be torn out.

  • ✓Burst and frozen pipes
  • ✓Flooded basements and sewage backups
  • ✓Ceiling, roof and appliance leaks
  • ✓Fire, smoke and soot damage
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Start here

What happened?

Pick the closest match. Each page explains what to do first, what the crew does and what affects the cost.

A pipe burstThe basement floodedSewage came up a drainThe ceiling is drippingThe water heater or washer leakedI can smell or see moldThere was a fireSoot or smoke smell after a fire

Services

Water damage services

From the first pump-out to the final coat of paint.

Emergency water removal

Standing water, burst pipes, sewage and storm water that needs to come out now.

Yellow wet-floor caution sign on a water-covered tile floor

Water Extraction

Water extraction removes standing and soaked-in water with truck-mounted or portable pumps and extraction wands, so drying can start.

About water extraction
Water spraying from a leaking pipe joint

Burst Pipe Cleanup

When a pipe bursts, shut off the main water valve first, then get water extraction and drying started.

About burst pipe cleanup
Flood water covering a floor at the foot of a staircase

Flooded Basement Cleanup

Flooded basement cleanup means pumping out the water, removing wet carpet, drywall and insulation that can't be saved, cleaning and disinfecting, and drying the space with dehumidifiers.

About flooded basement cleanup
Close-up of a storm drain grate

Sewage Backup Cleanup

Sewage backup cleanup is category 3 water work: crews in protective gear remove the waste water and every porous material it touched, clean and disinfect hard surfaces, and dry the area.

About sewage backup cleanup
House surrounded by flood water after heavy rain

Storm and Flood Damage

Storm and flood cleanup removes outside water that entered through the roof, windows, doors or foundation, discards porous materials it contaminated, and dries the structure.

About storm and flood damage

Drying and leak cleanup

Moisture mapping and drying for walls, floors and cabinets after a leak.

Empty room with water on the floor and a damp, stained wall

Structural Drying

Structural drying removes water that has soaked into drywall, framing, subfloor and cabinets using air movers, commercial dehumidifiers and daily moisture readings.

About structural drying
Laundry room with a washer, dryer and wall-mounted water heater

Appliance Leak Cleanup

Appliance leaks from water heaters, washing machine hoses, dishwashers, fridge ice-maker lines and AC drain pans often run under flooring and cabinets unseen.

About appliance leak cleanup

Mold

Containment and removal when water sat long enough for growth.

Dark mold streaks growing down a damp wall

Mold Remediation

Mold remediation contains the affected area, removes moldy porous materials, cleans hard surfaces and fixes the moisture problem that caused it.

About mold remediation

Fire and smoke

Board-up, soot removal, odor treatment and cleanup of the water used to put the fire out.

Kitchen with charred walls, ceiling and cabinets after a house fire

Fire Damage Restoration

Fire damage restoration secures the house, removes the water left by firefighting, cleans soot and smoke residue, removes what can't be saved and rebuilds.

About fire damage restoration
Room with soot-blackened walls and furniture covered in ash after a fire

Smoke and Soot Cleanup

Smoke and soot cleanup removes residue from walls, ceilings, contents and HVAC, then treats odor at its source.

About smoke and soot cleanup

Repair and rebuild

Putting drywall, ceilings and floors back after the structure is dry.

Ceiling panels collapsed after a water leak

Ceiling Leak Water Damage

A wet ceiling needs the leak stopped at its source (roof, plumbing, HVAC drain or a bathroom above), the ceiling cavity dried, and damaged drywall and insulation replaced.

About ceiling leak water damage
Worker finishing new drywall on a wall

Water Damage Repair

Water damage repair is the rebuild after drying: new drywall, insulation, baseboards, flooring, cabinets and paint.

About water damage repair

How it works

From your call to a dry house

  1. You call or send a request

    Tell us what happened, whether water is still coming in, and your ZIP.

  2. We connect you

    Your call or request goes to an independent restoration company that serves your area.

  3. They inspect and extract

    The company confirms the scope and price with you, then removes water and maps moisture.

  4. Drying to a measured standard

    Equipment runs until readings are dry. Then repairs, if needed.

DryBridge is a referral service, not a contractor. Learn how our restoration referral service works

Before and after

What restoration looks like

Drag the slider to compare. These are illustrative examples of typical outcomes, not specific jobs.

Example after: dry finished basement with new carpet and stairs
Example before: flood water covering a basement floor at the stairs
BeforeAfter

Flooded basement

Pump-out, removal of wet drywall and carpet, drying, then rebuild.

Illustrative example using stock photos, not a job by a company in our network.

Example after: bright room with new wood-look flooring and fresh paint
Example before: room with water on the floor and a stained, damp wall
BeforeAfter

Water-damaged room

Extraction and drying to measured dry readings before new flooring and paint.

Illustrative example using stock photos, not a job by a company in our network.

Example after: finished room with a smooth ceiling and ceiling fan
Example before: ceiling panels collapsed after a leak
BeforeAfter

Ceiling leak

Source stopped, wet drywall and insulation removed, cavity dried, ceiling replaced.

Illustrative example using stock photos, not a job by a company in our network.

Example after: rebuilt basement with drywall, lighting and carpet
Example before: basement stripped to block walls and exposed joists
BeforeAfter

Basement rebuild

After drying, framing, insulation, drywall and flooring go back in.

Illustrative example using stock photos, not a job by a company in our network.

Find services by location

Local water damage services

Service pages for specific cities, with local housing and FEMA flood records.

Coverage

47 states and DC, 22,111 ZIP codes

Enter your ZIP to see whether a company in our network serves it.

Popular cities

PhoenixHoustonDallasAtlantaMiamiSeattleDenverCharlotteChicagoLos AngelesBaltimorePhiladelphiaWashingtonBostonDetroitTampa

Guides

Know what to do next

Emergency

What to Do When a Pipe Bursts

Shut off the main water valve, cut power to wet areas if it's safe, open a low faucet to drain the lines, then photograph everything and get water extraction started the same day.

Emergency

The First 24 Hours After Water Damage

In the first 24 hours: make the area safe, stop the water, document everything, call your insurer, and get extraction and drying started.

Mold

How Fast Does Mold Grow After Water Damage?

Mold can start growing on wet drywall, wood and carpet within 24 to 48 hours, and becomes visible in days.

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FAQ

Common questions

See all questions

Is DryBridge a restoration company?

No. DryBridge is a free referral service. We connect you with independent, local restoration companies that serve your ZIP. They do the work and set their own prices.

What should I do first when water gets into my home?

Stop the source at the fixture valve or the main shutoff, turn off power to wet areas if you can do it safely, photograph the damage, and get extraction and drying started the same day.

How fast can someone get to my home?

It depends on the company's schedule and your location. Emergency requests are routed first, and the company will give you an arrival estimate when they call.

Does homeowners insurance cover water damage?

Sudden, accidental damage such as a burst pipe is commonly covered. Gradual leaks, outside flooding and sewer backups are often excluded unless you have specific coverage. Check your policy.

How long does water damage take to dry?

Most clean-water losses dry in 3 to 5 days with professional equipment. Hardwood, plaster and concrete can take longer.

Water where it shouldn't be?

Stop the source if you can, then call. We'll connect you with a local restoration company that serves your ZIP.

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