03 · Water damage
The clock that matters most starts the moment water stops moving.
Industrial extraction and drying, with mold prevention starting from the moment we arrive, not after the drying is finished. This line answers any hour, any day.
Why the first hours decide most of the outcome.
Water sitting on or under a carpet doesn't wait for a convenient time to become a problem. Within roughly 24 to 48 hours, standing moisture starts creating the conditions mold needs, and the longer extraction is delayed the more of the pad, the subfloor and sometimes the drywall gets drawn into the job. That's why this line answers at any hour. A flood at two in the morning gets the same response as one at two in the afternoon, because the damage doesn't wait either.
What we do from the moment the truck arrives.
Extraction comes first, using the same industrial-grade equipment behind every other job we run, not a smaller emergency-only unit. Air movers and dehumidifiers go in immediately after to bring moisture levels down across the affected area, and mold prevention treatment starts at that same visit rather than waiting to see if it becomes necessary. Houston floods, storms and slow leaks each behave a little differently, so the exact scope depends on what we find when we get there. What doesn't change is the sequence: stop it, pull it out, dry it, treat it, in that order and without a gap between steps.
Dirt Free. Water damage answers any hour, any day. Call (713) 730-2782.
If it's happening right now
Call (713) 730-2782 directly rather than filling out a form. This line answers 24 hours a day for water damage, separate from the mon-fri 8am-6pm hours everything else runs on. Tell us roughly how much water and how long it's been sitting, and we'll tell you what to do before the truck is even on the way.
Once the extraction and drying are done, the same crew can move straight into a standard carpet cleaning pass on anything that's salvageable, so the room isn't left half finished.