From the first ring to the last moisture reading
Spokane Water Damage Restoration is a 24/7 water damage line for Spokane and the communities around it. Your call is answered, the job is routed to a local company with a crew free, and that company extracts, measures and dries. The price is explained and approved on site before any work starts.
- Frozen pipes and freezes
- Basement flooding
- Spring runoff and river water
Get a fast quote
Fastest: call (833) 490-5225. Or send this and we call you back.
How Spokane Water Damage Restoration works
The line exists because water calls in the Inland Northwest come at strange hours. A thaw can wet a basement in the middle of the night, a warm rain can run down a street and into a garage at dinner, and a river rise can reach a lower level with little warning. Those calls need someone to answer and a crew to be sent.
The work itself is done on site by a local technician. The technician reads the water, removes what must come out, dries the structure to readings and records the whole job. The line does not do that work, and it says so plainly on this page.
The Spokane County Flood Insurance Study describes spring snowmelt and winter rain-on-snow as the two main flood types in the county, and the 1974 flood in Peaceful Valley mainly caused basement and street flooding. A line in Spokane that answers water calls has to plan for those patterns, and that is what the crews here are sent to do.
A licensed, independent local company does the work
When you call Spokane Water Damage Restoration, the line takes the details and routes the job to the nearest independent, licensed local partner with a crew free. That partner is the firm on site, so it is the firm that must hold whatever licenses, permits and registrations the job calls for, keep its own insurance and answer to the office that issues each one.
Ask for the partner's license number on the phone at any time, or when the partner calls you. For the partner's privacy the number is not printed on this site, and the caller has the right to ask for it before any work starts.
Check what you are told with the office that issues it. This page does not state a Washington license category for water damage restoration, because none has been confirmed for this site. Ask which licenses, permits and registrations the job needs, and check each one yourself.
Call (833) 490-5225 and ask for the partner's paperwork (833) 490-5225
What we hold ourselves to
Answer the phone
Every water call is taken, at any hour, and the caller is told what to do while the crew is sent.
Readings over opinions
Drying is judged by moisture readings in the framing, the subfloor and the wall, not by how a room looks.
The price first
The price is explained and approved on site before equipment runs, and nothing is added without your agreement.
A written record
Every job leaves photographs, the water line, the removals and the readings, given to the owner in writing.
Our promises on every visit
- The line is answered at any hour, and calls are logged with the address and the floor where the water is.
- A technician reads the water and the structure with meters before any drying plan is set.
- Standing water near electrical equipment is treated as a safety issue before anything else.
- Photographs of the water line and the entry are taken before anything is moved.
- Removals of wet materials are listed with the reason for each one.
- Drying runs until the readings reach target, and the readings are logged on every visit.
- The written record goes to the owner at the end, for the insurer and for any repair contractor.
Where we work in Spokane County
- Spokane
- Spokane ZIP 99202
- Spokane ZIP 99201
- Spokane ZIP 99203
- Spokane ZIP 99204
- Spokane ZIP 99205
- Spokane ZIP 99207
- Spokane ZIP 99208
- Spokane ZIP 99212
- Spokane ZIP 99217
- Spokane ZIP 99216
- Veradale
- Greenacres
- Otis Orchards
- Liberty Lake
- Mica
- Valleyford
- Newman Lake
- Mead
- Marshall
- Colbert
- Airway Heights
- Fairfield
- Four Lakes
- Chattaroy
- Nine Mile Falls
- Cheney
- Medical Lake
- Post Falls
Skip the guesswork. Call for a straight answer.
Tell us what's happening and we'll tell you honestly whether it's a quick fix, and what help should cost.
Frequently asked questions
Who actually comes to my house?
A local technician, sent by the line as soon as one is free. The technician works the job on site and gives you the written record at the end.
Does the line do the cleanup itself?
The line takes the call and routes the job. The technician who attends does the work on site, and the page does not say otherwise.
How do I check the technician's paperwork?
Ask the technician, when the crew arrives or when you call, for the licenses, permits and registrations the job requires, and for the insurance that covers the work. You can ask for those details at any time by phone.
Why does this site talk about the Spokane flood record?
Because the flood record is the best guide to the water that reaches homes here. The county's flood study and hazard mitigation plan describe the events that the crews are sent to, and the site uses them to explain the work.