Flood Damage Restoration
Floodwater removal, removal of affected materials, cleaning and drying.
Bobs Water Damage Restoration helps Friendswood homeowners recover from water damage caused by flooding, storms, roof leaks and plumbing failures, covering water removal, drying and repairs. If water has gotten into your Friendswood home, call to talk through next steps.
Friendswood, founded by Quaker settlers in the 1890s, sits in Galveston and Harris counties south of Houston. Clear Creek runs through the city, and flooding from the creek has affected parts of Friendswood during major storms, including Hurricane Harvey in 2017.
The city is known for mature trees and wooded lots. That's a big part of its character, and it also means storms can drop limbs on roofs, clog gutters and open paths for water into attics and walls.
Rising water in homes near Clear Creek and its tributaries. See flood damage restoration.
Limbs, debris and clogged gutters that let rain into attics. See storm water damage.
Roof leaks that soak insulation and ceiling drywall.
Supply line, fitting and water heater failures in homes of all ages.
Seeing one of these in your Friendswood home? Call now.
Call Now: (855) 231-6948The services Friendswood homeowners ask about most, and how they apply here.
Floodwater removal, removal of affected materials, cleaning and drying.
Water removal and drying after roof and window leaks during storms.
Drying attics, ceilings, walls and slab floors, with readings to confirm.
Addressing growth after flooding or roof leaks that weren't caught early.
Rebuilding ceilings, walls and flooring once dry.
Flooded drywall and insulation hold moisture against the framing, and attic leaks can stay hidden above the ceiling. Removing wet materials and starting drying early helps prevent a bigger repair later.
Porous materials that floodwater touched, such as carpet, pad, lower drywall and insulation, are generally removed because floodwater is contaminated. Hard surfaces and framing are cleaned and dried.
Both, in quick sequence. The roof opening needs temporary protection so more water doesn't enter, and wet insulation and ceilings need drying. Photograph everything for your insurer.
Standard homeowners policies generally exclude flood damage. It's typically covered through a separate flood insurance policy. Check your policies and ask your insurer.
Shut off the source if you can, stay clear of wet electrical areas, and call to get started.
Call Now: (855) 231-6948