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Water damage restoration in Oregon

Restoration companies in our network serve 223 Oregon cities and 317 ZIP codes. Call and we'll connect you with one that covers yours.

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Oregon water damage

What causes water damage in Oregon

Oregon coverage includes Portland, Eugene, Salem and Medford. Long, wet winters, crawl spaces and older homes make moisture and roof leaks common.

Wet winters

Months of rain lead to roof leaks and crawl space water.

Crawl space moisture

Damp crawl spaces lead to mold and rot.

Freezes

Occasional freezes split pipes.

Water damage risk by season in Oregon

Oregon's wet season, roughly October through April, brings steady rain to the west side and atmospheric river storms that flood rivers and low-lying areas. Saturated hillsides can slide. East of the Cascades, winters are colder and pipes freeze. Wildfire season in late summer can be followed by debris flows when fall rains hit burn scars.

Licensing, permits and insurance in Oregon

Oregon requires contractors to be licensed by the Construction Contractors Board.

FEMA records

Storm, flood and fire disasters in Oregon since 2000

FEMA has issued 23 major disaster declarations in Oregon for weather and fire events since 2000, and Oregon policyholders filed 2,452 flood insurance claims through the National Flood Insurance Program in that time. Most homeowners policies exclude flooding from outside water, so those claims come from separate flood policies.

Disaster declarations
23
NFIP flood claims
2,452
Severe Storm declarations
17
Flood declarations
3

The incidents behind these declarations most often began in December, February and January.

Most recent declarations

  • 2026Severe Storms, Straight-Line Winds, Flooding, Landslides, and Mudslides (DR-4907, severe storm)
  • 2025Severe Storms, Flooding, Landslides, and Mudslides (DR-4881, severe storm)
  • 2025Wildfires (DR-4854, fire)
  • 2024Severe Winter Storms, Straight-Line Winds, Landslides, and Mudslides (DR-4768, severe storm)

Source: OpenFEMA disaster declarations and NFIP claims data, retrieved October 5, 2026. Counts include major disaster (DR) declarations for floods, storms, hurricanes, winter storms and fires, and exclude other incident types.

Counties with the most covered ZIP codes

  • Multnomah County54 ZIPs · 4 cities
  • Marion County31 ZIPs · 20 cities
  • Lane County24 ZIPs · 16 cities
  • Washington County21 ZIPs · 12 cities
  • Clackamas County21 ZIPs · 19 cities
  • Douglas County19 ZIPs · 18 cities
  • Linn County16 ZIPs · 15 cities
  • Jackson County15 ZIPs · 14 cities

Oregon metro pages

Local services in Oregon

Oregon city pages

Coverage

Oregon cities we cover

Largest communities first. Coverage is by ZIP, so check yours above.

  • Portland
  • Eugene
  • Salem
  • Medford
  • Bend
  • Gresham
  • Hillsboro
  • Beaverton
  • Corvallis
  • Albany
  • Springfield
  • Tigard
  • Lake Oswego
  • Grants Pass
  • Keizer
  • Oregon City
  • Redmond
  • Woodburn
  • Tualatin
  • Wilsonville
  • West Linn
  • Clackamas
  • Happy Valley
  • Forest Grove
  • Roseburg
  • Klamath Falls
  • Milwaukie
  • Ashland
  • Sherwood
  • Cedar Mill
  • Lebanon
  • Central Point
  • Canby
  • Dallas
  • Oak Grove
  • Coos Bay
  • Troutdale
  • Cornelius
  • Sandy
  • Gladstone
All 223 covered Oregon cities

Agness · Albany · Alsea · Ashland · Ashwood · Aumsville · Aurora · Azalea · Bandon · Banks · Beatty · Beavercreek · Beaverton · Bend · Blachly · Blodgett · Blue River · Bly · Bonanza · Boring · Brightwood · Broadbent · Brookings · Brothers · Brownsville · Butte Falls · Buxton · Camas Valley · Camp Sherman · Canby · Canyonville · Cascadia · Cave Junction · Cedar Mill · Central Point · Chemult · Cheshire · Chiloquin · Clackamas · Colton · Coos Bay · Coquille · Corbett · Cornelius · Corvallis · Cottage Grove · Crabtree · Crater Lake · Crawfordsville · Crescent · Creswell · Culver · Dairy · Dallas · Damascus · Days Creek · Deadwood · Detroit · Dexter · Dillard · Donald · Dorena · Drain · Eagle Creek · Eagle Point · Eddyville · Elkton · Elmira · Estacada · Eugene · Fairview · Fall Creek · Falls City · Florence · Forest Grove · Fort Klamath · Foster · Gales Creek · Gardiner · Gaston · Gates · Gervais · Gilchrist · Gladstone · Glendale · Gleneden Beach · Glide · Gold Beach · Gold Hill · Government Camp · Grand Ronde · Grants Pass · Gresham · Halsey · Happy Valley · Harrisburg · Hillsboro · Hubbard · Idanha · Idleyld Park · Independence · Jacksonville · Jefferson · Junction City · Keizer · Keno · Kerby · Klamath Falls · La Pine · Lake Oswego · Lakeside · Langlois · Lebanon · Logsden · Lorane · Lowell · Lyons · Madras · Malin · Manning · Mapleton · Marcola · Medford · Mehama · Merlin · Merrill · Midland · Mill City · Milwaukie · Molalla · Monmouth · Monroe · Mount Angel · Mulino · Myrtle Creek · Myrtle Point · Neotsu · Nesika Beach · North Bend · North Plains · Noti · O'Brien · Oak Grove · Oakland · Oakridge · Oregon City · Otis · Otter Rock · Paulina · Philomath · Phoenix · Pleasant Hill · Port Orford · Portland · Post · Powell Butte · Powers · Prineville · Prospect · Redmond · Reedsport · Rhododendron · Rickreall · Riddle · Rogue River · Roseburg · Saint Benedict · Saint Paul · Salem · Sandy · Scio · Scotts Mills · Scottsburg · Selma · Shady Cove · Shedd · Sherwood · Siletz · Silverton · Sisters · Sixes · South Beach · Sprague River · Springfield · Stayton · Sublimity · Sutherlin · Sweet Home · Swisshome · Talent · Tangent · Tenmile · Terrebonne · Tidewater · Tigard · Tiller · Timber · Trail · Troutdale · Tualatin · Turner · Umpqua · Veneta · Vida · Waldport · Walterville · Walton · Warm Springs · Welches · West Linn · West Slope · Westfir · Westlake · White City · Wilbur · Wilderville · Williams · Wilsonville · Winchester · Winston · Wolf Creek · Woodburn · Yoncalla

FAQ

Oregon water damage questions

How do I check an Oregon contractor?

Use the CCB license search.

Why does my crawl space stay wet?

Rain and poor drainage. A vapor barrier and drainage fixes help.

How often does Oregon have federally declared storm, flood or fire disasters?

Since 2000, FEMA has issued 23 major disaster declarations in Oregon for weather and fire events: 17 severe storms, 3 floods, 2 fires and 1 mudslide or landslide. Over the same period, policyholders filed 2,452 flood insurance claims through the National Flood Insurance Program.

Services in Oregon

Nearby: California, Hawaii, Washington

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