Water Damage Restoration in Texas

Water damage restoration across Texas

Texas water damage looks different by region: Gulf Coast hurricanes and bayou flooding, Flash Flood Alley in the Hill Country, hail across North Texas, playa lake flooding on the South Plains and hard freezes statewide. Our flagship coverage starts with professional water damage restoration near Houston, and we extend the same process to every Texas region below.

Dallas, Austin and San Antonio

Our three largest Texas metro pages give local conditions, ZIP codes and live weather alerts: Dallas for hail and freeze damage, Austin for creek and flash flooding, and San Antonio for flash floods and aging plumbing. JBSA Fort Sam Houston has its own page too: water damage near JBSA Fort Sam Houston.

Texas regions

Major Texas cities with their own page

Houston area cities are on the Houston service areas page. Use the Texas ZIP code lookup to check any ZIP in our list, and see live Texas weather alerts for storms, hail, flooding and winter weather.

Texas water damage facts that affect your claim

• Standard Texas homeowners policies often cover sudden and accidental discharge but generally exclude flood. See our insurance guide.
• Visible mold affecting 25 contiguous square feet or more generally requires TDLR licensed professionals. See mold rules in Texas.
• Texas does not issue a general state license for water extraction and drying, so ask each company about training and insurance. See how to choose a company.