Our water damage cleanup process is both comprehensive and systematic, designed to restore your property effectively and rapidly. As an IICRC-certified company, we adhere to the highest industry standards, ensuring our clients receive the best care possible. Trust USA Restoration Pros to handle your water damage with professionalism and expertise. Our water damage cleanup process consists of the following:

• Assessment and Inspection:  A thorough evaluation of the affected areas.
• Water Extraction: Removal of standing water using advanced equipment.
• Drying and Dehumidification: Complete drying to prevent mold growth.
• Cleaning and Sanitizing: Restoration of a safe and hygienic environment.
• Repairs and Restoration: Comprehensive repairs to restore your property.
• Final Inspection: Ensuring all work meets our stringent quality standards.
• Documentation and Communication:  Keeping you informed throughout the process.

USA Restoration Pros is a full-service water damage contractor in Dripping Springs, equipped to provide a comprehensive suite of restoration services. Our expertise covers everything from initial response to complete restoration, ensuring your peace of mind throughout the process. The water damage restoration services we offer include:

• Water Damage Restoration
• Flood Damage Cleanup
• Water Extraction
• Water Mitigation
• Sewage Cleanup
• Structural Drying
• Dehumidification
• Thermal Imaging
• Leak Detection
• Emergency Water Damage Cleanup

It's important to understand how homeowner's insurance can play a role in your restoration process. Homeowner's insurance typically covers water damage under specific conditions. Coverage applies if the water damage is:

• Sudden & Accidental:  Such as a burst pipe.
• Storm Damage:  Resulting from heavy rainfall or windstorms.
• Vandalism:  Damages caused by intentional acts.
• Fire Extinguishing:  Water damage resulting from firefighting efforts.

However, homeowner's insurance will not cover water damage in cases of:

• Property Neglect or Poor Maintenance: Issues arising from lack of upkeep.
• Floods: Typically require separate flood insurance.
• Sewer Backups: Damage due to sewer issues.
• Ground Seepage: Water coming from underground sources.