Water damage restoration companies serving Sugar Land, TX
Four restoration companies that list Sugar Land, one with an office in town, with their phone, services and the areas they list.
These are independent local restoration companies. Facts come from each company's own website and Texas public records, with sources shown. We do not rate or review companies. If the job includes mold remediation of 25 square feet or more, check the company's mold license with TDLR.
- The Brazos River at Richmond, next to Sugar Land, set its record crest of 55.19 feet during Harvey on Sept. 1, 2017. (NOAA river gauge)
- That beat the 54.74 foot crest from June 2016, one year earlier. Major flood stage at the gauge is 50 feet. (NOAA river gauge)
- Most Texas home policies cover sudden and accidental water damage, but not flood or slow leaks. (Texas Department of Insurance)
- Flood policies are sold to homeowners, renters and businesses, and usually take 30 days to start. (FloodSmart)
4 water damage companies serving Sugar Land
Listed in no particular order. Each is an active registered business in Texas records.
SERVPRO of Sugar LandLocally owned franchise
- Water damage
- Fire damage
- Mold
- Storm and disaster
- Biohazard
Its page says this office has served Sugar Land since 2001 and is locally owned; SERVPRO offices are independently owned franchises. Source
ABC Restoration
Registered as ABC RESTORATION, INC.
- Water damage
- Fire and smoke
- Storm damage
- Mold remediation
Its website says it has served Houston since 1987 and is locally owned. Areas and services as listed there. Source
Home & Commercial Restoration (HCR)
Registered as HOME & COMMERCIAL RESTORATION LLC
- Water damage
- Fire damage
- Storm damage
- Reconstruction
Its website calls it a family-owned local Houston company. The number shown is the toll-free line on its site. Source
24/7 Restoration Specialists
Registered as 247 RESTORATION SPECIALISTS LLC
- Water damage
- Sewage cleanup
- Mold removal
- Fire damage
- Storm damage
Its website says it is locally owned and operated. Areas as listed on its service areas page. Source
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What to check in Sugar Land
- If you live near the Brazos or a levee district, ask whether the company has handled river flood jobs, which are treated as dirty water.
- Look the company up on the Texas Comptroller taxable entity search to see that its business is active. (Texas Comptroller)
- If mold covers 25 contiguous square feet or more, Texas rules call for a TDLR licensed mold assessor and remediator, with some exemptions for houses. Check the license number on the TDLR search. (TDLR mold FAQ)
- Ask for a written estimate and a daily moisture log before drying starts, and read anything before you sign it.
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Sugar Land water damage questions
Is Brazos River flooding covered by home insurance?
No. Rising river water is flood, which standard Texas home policies exclude. You need a separate flood policy, and it usually takes 30 days to start.
Is SERVPRO of Sugar Land part of a national company?
It is a SERVPRO franchise office. Its page says it is locally owned and has served Sugar Land since 2001.
Should flood water from outside be cleaned up by a professional?
Flood water from outside is treated as dirty water. EPA guidance is to throw away soaked items that cannot be cleaned and dried completely within 24 to 48 hours.
Does this site do the restoration work?
No. This is a free directory. Your request goes only to the company you choose, and that company quotes and does the work.
Houston Water Damage Guide is not a restoration company. We are a free referral directory run by Rank First Labs Ltd. Listed companies are independent; they quote, do the work and are responsible for it. If you own a listed company and want a change or removal, email info@waterdamageguidehouston.com (done within 5 business days) or see For listed companies.
Sources for this page
- NOAA: Brazos River at Richmond gauge
- Texas Department of Insurance: when are water damage and mold covered
- FloodSmart (FEMA): buy a flood insurance policy
- EPA: Homeowner's and Renter's Guide to Mold Cleanup After Disasters
- TDLR: Mold Assessors and Remediators FAQs
- Texas Comptroller: franchise tax account status search
- SERVPRO of Sugar Land: company website
- ABC Restoration: company website
- Home & Commercial Restoration (HCR): company website
- 24/7 Restoration Specialists: company website
Last checked: November 3, 2026.