Water Damage Restoration
Moisture mapping, extraction, structural drying and repair for Dallas homes and businesses, whether the water came from above or below.
Water damage services for Dallas and Dallas County
Dallas Water Damage Restoration covers emergency water removal, structural drying, slab leak and burst or frozen pipe cleanup, flash flood and sewage work, ceiling and roof leaks, attic air handler and water heater leaks, crawl spaces, storm damage, mold inspection and remediation, and commercial losses. Each page lists warning signs, the crew's steps and estimated 2026 prices.
- Phones answered 24/7
- Slab leaks, burst pipes, attic AC leaks
- Emergency price approved before work
- Moisture readings logged for your insurer
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19 services
Every water damage restoration service, one phone number
Start from where the water came in. Wet flooring and warm spots with nothing dripping overhead point to a slab leak. A split line after a cold snap is burst pipe cleanup or, when it only leaked on the thaw, frozen pipe water damage. A stain spreading across a textured ceiling in July usually traces back to an attic AC condensate leak or a roof leak from the last hailstorm. Water that rose through a floor drain or a shower pan is sewage cleanup, treated as Category 3 from the first minute.
Some services always follow others. Structural drying is part of nearly every job, and a mold inspection makes sense when a leak sat unnoticed behind a cabinet or above a ceiling. Plumbing repair, foundation leveling, roof replacement and fire restoration are not offered, and you will be told who handles each. Still not certain which page applies? Describe what you can see on the phone and you will be pointed to the right one.
Emergency Water Removal
Pumping, extraction and same-visit drying setup for standing water in Dallas homes, apartments and businesses.
Burst Pipe Water Damage
Extraction, drying and moisture records after a supply line lets go in a Dallas attic, wall or garage.
Frozen Pipe Water Damage
Cleanup and drying after a Dallas freeze splits attic, garage or hose-bib lines and the leak starts as the ice melts.
Slab Leak Water Damage
Cleanup and drying for water that came up through a Dallas slab, with the pipe repair left to a licensed plumber.
Flood Damage Cleanup
Category 3 floodwater cleanup for Dallas slab homes and businesses: removal, cleaning, flood cuts and structural drying.
Sewage Backup Cleanup
Category 3 sewage cleanup for Dallas properties: containment, removal, cleaning, antimicrobial treatment and verified drying.
Mold Remediation
How mold removal is done in Dallas homes, and what Texas TDLR rules require once growth covers 25 contiguous square feet.
Mold Inspection and Testing
Finding the moisture behind the smell in Dallas homes, and what Texas requires of a licensed mold assessment.
Structural Drying and Dehumidification
Drying slab floors, wall cavities and framing to a measured standard, with readings logged daily instead of guessed.
Ceiling Water Damage
Stains, sags and soaked insulation from attic equipment, hail-worn roofs and upstairs bathrooms, traced, dried and refinished.
AC Condensate Leak Water Damage
Clogged drain lines and overflowing attic drain pans soak Dallas ceilings all summer. The water side is extracted, dried and documented.
Water Heater Leak Cleanup
Extraction and drying after an attic, garage or closet tank lets go, while a licensed plumber handles the heater itself.
Appliance Leak Water Damage
Extraction and drying after a washer, dishwasher or ice-maker line leaks onto a slab floor. The machine itself goes to a repair technician.
Storm Damage Restoration
Emergency tarping, board-up, water removal and drying after hail, wind or a tornado opens a Dallas house to the rain.
Roof Leak Water Damage
Interior drying and a temporary tarp after a roof lets rain into a Dallas attic, ceiling or wall. The roof itself goes to a roofer.
Pier-and-Beam Crawl Space Water Damage
Water removal and drying under older Dallas houses, where a leak wets the subfloor, cups the hardwood and soaks the insulation.
Commercial Water Damage
Walkthrough-priced extraction, containment and drying for Dallas offices, warehouses and shops, with a moisture record for the owner.
Apartment and Condo Water Damage
Per-unit extraction and drying when a leak crosses apartments and condos, arranged with the manager or association.
Pricing
What each service typically costs
| Service | Typical range | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Water Damage Restoration | Free–$200 (often credited if work goes ahead) | Moisture mapping, extraction, structural drying and repair for Dallas homes and businesses, whether the water came from above or below. |
| Emergency Water Removal | Free–$200 (often credited if work goes ahead) | Pumping, extraction and same-visit drying setup for standing water in Dallas homes, apartments and businesses. |
| Burst Pipe Water Damage | Free–$200 (often credited if work goes ahead) | Extraction, drying and moisture records after a supply line lets go in a Dallas attic, wall or garage. |
| Frozen Pipe Water Damage | Free–$200 (often credited if work goes ahead) | Cleanup and drying after a Dallas freeze splits attic, garage or hose-bib lines and the leak starts as the ice melts. |
| Slab Leak Water Damage | Free–$200 (often credited if work goes ahead) | Cleanup and drying for water that came up through a Dallas slab, with the pipe repair left to a licensed plumber. |
| Flood Damage Cleanup | $3,000–$12,000 | Category 3 floodwater cleanup for Dallas slab homes and businesses: removal, cleaning, flood cuts and structural drying. |
| Sewage Backup Cleanup | $2,500–$10,000+ | Category 3 sewage cleanup for Dallas properties: containment, removal, cleaning, antimicrobial treatment and verified drying. |
| Mold Remediation | $300–$650 | How mold removal is done in Dallas homes, and what Texas TDLR rules require once growth covers 25 contiguous square feet. |
| Mold Inspection and Testing | Free–$200 | Finding the moisture behind the smell in Dallas homes, and what Texas requires of a licensed mold assessment. |
| Structural Drying and Dehumidification | $25–$50 | Drying slab floors, wall cavities and framing to a measured standard, with readings logged daily instead of guessed. |
| Ceiling Water Damage | $450–$1,800 | Stains, sags and soaked insulation from attic equipment, hail-worn roofs and upstairs bathrooms, traced, dried and refinished. |
| AC Condensate Leak Water Damage | $600–$2,500 | Clogged drain lines and overflowing attic drain pans soak Dallas ceilings all summer. The water side is extracted, dried and documented. |
| Water Heater Leak Cleanup | $800–$3,000 | Extraction and drying after an attic, garage or closet tank lets go, while a licensed plumber handles the heater itself. |
| Appliance Leak Water Damage | $800–$3,000 (plumber's repair not included) | Extraction and drying after a washer, dishwasher or ice-maker line leaks onto a slab floor. The machine itself goes to a repair technician. |
| Storm Damage Restoration | $250–$1,200 | Emergency tarping, board-up, water removal and drying after hail, wind or a tornado opens a Dallas house to the rain. |
| Roof Leak Water Damage | $250–$1,200 | Interior drying and a temporary tarp after a roof lets rain into a Dallas attic, ceiling or wall. The roof itself goes to a roofer. |
| Pier-and-Beam Crawl Space Water Damage | $1,000–$4,500 | Water removal and drying under older Dallas houses, where a leak wets the subfloor, cups the hardwood and soaks the insulation. |
| Commercial Water Damage | Quoted after a walkthrough | Walkthrough-priced extraction, containment and drying for Dallas offices, warehouses and shops, with a moisture record for the owner. |
| Apartment and Condo Water Damage | $1,500–$8,000 | Per-unit extraction and drying when a leak crosses apartments and condos, arranged with the manager or association. |
Estimates only. Your price is confirmed on site before work starts. See the full price guide.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What can a crew do about the water still coming in?
Help you find and close the right valve, cap an obviously open line where that is safe, tarp a hail-torn section of roof or board up a broken window. The repair itself, whether that is the pipe, the water heater or the roof, goes to the licensed trade for it while the crew stays with extraction, drying and cleanup.
What makes water Category 1, 2 or 3?
The numbers grade contamination in the IICRC S500 standard. Category 1 is clean water from a supply line, Category 2 is gray water such as washing machine discharge, and Category 3 is grossly contaminated, including sewage and floodwater out of a creek or a street. Clean water slides toward Category 2 or 3 as it sits and warms, which changes both the method and the price.
Can one company test for mold and then remove it?
Not in Texas, once the affected area reaches 25 contiguous square feet. State rules under the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation keep the roles apart: a licensed mold assessment consultant inspects and writes the remediation protocol, a separate licensed remediation contractor carries it out, and the two may not be the same company or share an ownership interest in that project.
Is street or creek water handled differently from a pipe leak?
Yes. Surface water from a cloudburst, a creek or the Trinity floodway counts as Category 3 because it arrives carrying soil, sewage and whatever the street held, so porous materials it soaked usually come out instead of being dried. A standard Texas homeowners policy generally excludes flood, which needs a separate policy. Flood damage cleanup covers the method.