Water damage restoration companies in Houston
Four independent Houston restoration companies, with their office address, phone, services and the areas they list. Pick one and send it your request, or call it yourself.
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.
- In Hurricane Harvey (2017), parts of the Houston area got more than 44 inches of rain. (Fox 26 Houston, NHC totals)
- 68 percent of Harvey structural damage in Harris County was outside the mapped 100-year floodplain. (HCFCD)
- In the February 2021 freeze, Houston spent 44 hours in a row below freezing, and burst pipes were widespread. (Fox Weather)
- Standard home policies exclude flood, and a new flood policy usually takes 30 days to start. (HCFCD)
4 water damage companies serving Houston
Listed in no particular order. Each is an active registered business in Texas records.
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
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
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
First Response Restoration
Registered as FIRST RESPONSE RESTORATION LLC
- Water damage
- Mold remediation
- Fire and smoke
- Storm damage
- Biohazard cleanup
Office, phone and services as listed on its Katy service area page. Source
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What to check in Houston
- Look the company up on the Texas Comptroller taxable entity search to see that its business is active. (Texas Comptroller)
- Ask whether the crew is the company's own or a subcontractor, and who to call if the drying equipment trips a breaker overnight.
- 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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Houston water damage questions
Who do I call first after water damage in Houston?
Stop the water if you can do it safely, keep away from wet outlets, and photograph the damage. Then call a restoration company and your insurer. If anyone is hurt or in danger, call 911 first.
Is flood water from Harvey style street flooding covered by home insurance?
No. Rising water from outside is flood, and standard Texas home policies do not cover it. That needs a separate flood policy. A pipe that suddenly bursts inside is usually handled by the home policy.
Do these Houston companies also work in the suburbs?
Several list nearby cities such as Katy, Cypress, Sugar Land and Pearland on their own websites. Check the areas on each card, and ask the company when you call.
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
- Fox 26 Houston: final Harvey rainfall totals (NHC)
- Harris County Flood Control District: flood insurance
- Fox Weather: facts from the 2021 Texas freeze
- TDLR: Mold Assessors and Remediators FAQs
- Texas Comptroller: franchise tax account status search
- ABC Restoration: company website
- 24/7 Restoration Specialists: company website
- Home & Commercial Restoration (HCR): company website
- First Response Restoration: company website
Last checked: November 3, 2026.