One call starts a truck
A Puget Sound dispatcher answers on the second ring and starts a stocked crew before the call ends. On site in 30 minutes or less, any hour of any day.
A live dispatcher answers 24/7
425 390 59114.9(1,284)Free estimate
Photographs of the cause within the first hour, a moisture map with numbers, daily drying logs, and an itemised Xactimate scope. We meet your adjuster on site and bill the carrier directly, so you never front the cost.

12,400+
Projects completed
24 min
Average dispatch time
99.9%
Claims approved
4
Counties served
How we handle your claim
Nobody hands you a folder of photos and wishes you luck. One project manager owns your file from the first call to the final invoice, and every step below is documented in writing.
A Puget Sound dispatcher answers on the second ring and starts a stocked crew before the call ends. On site in 30 minutes or less, any hour of any day.
The failed fitting, the split hose, the water line on the drywall. Photographed with a date and a scale, plus a moisture map and thermal scan, before anything is moved.
Free, before work begins. Coverage, exclusions, deductible and any endorsement you may have forgotten. If it is not covered, we say so the same hour instead of billing you for a doomed claim.
An itemised Xactimate estimate with quantities, moisture readings and daily drying logs, submitted as one package instead of a folder of scattered photos.
We walk the loss with them, answer the technical questions and correct the scope while it is being written, not 30 days after it was finalised.
No upfront payment, no invoice to chase. Direct billing, deductible credited back on qualifying jobs, and a written scope you can read line by line.
99.9%
Claims we document are approved at 99.9%. Median approval takes 9 days because the file is complete the day it is submitted.
$0
We bill your carrier directly and credit your deductible back against our own scope on qualifying full-service jobs.
Direct billing to 40+ carriers · no upfront payment · deductible credited where the job qualifies
425 390 5911Every policy is different. We read yours with you before work starts — free.
When you call 425 390 5911 a Puget Sound–based dispatcher picks up and starts a truck while you are still on the phone.
Extraction takes an afternoon. Drying takes days. Our crews return every single day to log moisture readings until the structure tests dry.
No juggling three contractors. We hold the water, mold, fire and reconstruction scope under one license and one project manager.
Photo-documented moisture maps, thermal imaging, daily drying logs and an itemised Xactimate estimate delivered the day we finish.
30 minutes or less
A fully stocked crew leaves our Bellevue yard the moment you call. If we are past 30 minutes, your emergency response is free.
24/7 · 365 dispatch
Holidays, 3 a.m., Super Bowl Sunday, an ice storm. A live dispatcher answers on the second ring — never a voicemail and never an offshore call center.
99.9% claims approved
Our documentation package is built to the same standard adjusters use: photos, moisture maps, daily logs. 99.9% of claims we write are approved.
Zero or small out of pocket
We bill the carrier directly and cover your deductible on qualifying full-service jobs. Most homeowners pay nothing at all.
Deductible credit on qualifying jobs
We bill the carrier directly and credit the deductible back against our own scope on qualifying full-service jobs. No padded invoice, no accounting tricks — a written scope you can read line by line before anything starts.
Want the full playbook? Read our claim guide — what adjusters actually look at, and the four sentences that get claims denied.
Every project below was documented, approved and rebuilt. Drag a photo to compare the day we arrived with the day we handed the keys back.

BeforeMount Vernon · Storm & Flood Damage
Floodwater and silt filled the garage. Pumped, extracted, sanitised and dried to a verified standard.

BeforeKent · Water Damage
A shower pan leak soaked the ceiling until it let go. Debris cleared, joists dried, new drywall and paint.

BeforeBremerton · Mold Remediation
Bare soil drove humidity into the joists. Growth removed, joists treated and a sealed vapor barrier installed.

BeforeEverett · Storm & Flood Damage
A squall line removed a section of siding and soaked the wall. Cavity dried, sheathing repaired, siding replaced.

BeforeBothell · Storm & Flood Damage
A Douglas fir limb punched through roof and ceiling. Roof tarped, debris cleared, rafters and ceiling rebuilt.

BeforeTacoma · Mold Remediation
No vapor barrier and a failed downspout kept the wall wet. Growth removed, wall treated, drainage corrected.
Every project is our own work, photographed on site and approved by the homeowner.
The part of restoration nobody photographs: the scope, the adjuster meetings and the invoice that matches. Each review carries a reply from the person who handled the claim.
4.9
28 reviews on this page
We do not delete the four-star reviews. If a job fell short, the reply below it says what we did about it.
Their office called twice a day during drying to tell us what was happening next. Nobody in this industry does that in my experience.
Insurance claim
Reply from the technician on the job
Appreciate the review. Calls at that hour are why we staff dispatch around the clock. If a neighbour ends up with the same problem, we are only a few minutes away.

Hector VillanuevaSenior Water Technician
An unnoticed leak under the vanity had been going for weeks. They found it, stopped it, and were honest that a section of the wall was not worth saving. Straight answer, no upsell.
Water damage restoration
Reply from the technician on the job
Appreciate the review. Water never stays where it lands, so mapping the whole path matters more than the room you can see. If a neighbour ends up with the same problem, we are only a few minutes away.

Danielle OkoroResponse Director · Crew Lead
I had already been denied once by another company's paperwork. SeaTacRestore rewrote the scope with photographs and it was approved in nine days.
Insurance claim
Reply from the technician on the job
Appreciate it. We would rather explain what is not covered than surprise you at the invoice. If anything starts to feel damp again, call the office and we will read it for nothing.

Danielle OkoroResponse Director · Crew Lead
Their documentation did the work. Photos of the cause on day one, moisture maps with numbers, daily logs. Our adjuster approved the full scope without a single revision and we paid the deductible.
Insurance claim
Reply from the technician on the job
Thank you. A complete file on day one is why adjusters move quickly on these. We would rather make one extra visit than have you live with a smell.

Danielle OkoroResponse Director · Crew Lead
Honest, insured, licensed, and they put everything in writing. Three things every homeowner should insist on but rarely gets.
Insurance claim
Reply from the technician on the job
Glad it went the way it should. That is the standard we hold ourselves to every visit. Thank you for the referral as well — that is the highest compliment in this trade.

Sierra BeaumontContents & Pack-Out Lead
They found coverage the first adjuster had missed: the pack-out, the storage and the rebuild line. That alone was over four thousand dollars.
Insurance claim
Reply from the technician on the job
Thank you. A complete file on day one is why adjusters move quickly on these. If anything starts to feel damp again, call the office and we will read it for nothing.

Danielle OkoroResponse Director · Crew Lead
Great result, slow start. I called at 8am and the first crew was at the door at 1:40pm. The drying was handled properly after that and the claim went through, so I would still use them again.
Insurance claim
Reply from the technician on the job
Thank you for both halves of that review. The work was right, the timing was not, and we took it back to the crew.

Sierra BeaumontContents & Pack-Out Lead
A supply line let go under the kitchen sink at eleven at night. The tech walked in twenty-six minutes after I hung up, shut the water off and had extraction running before midnight. Five days later the floor read dry against the room next door.
Water damage restoration
Reply from the technician on the job
Glad we got to it early. Timing is the whole job with a supply line. We would rather make one extra visit than have you live with a smell.

Danielle OkoroResponse Director · Crew Lead
I am a sceptical person and I do not leave reviews. This is the first company in ten years that earned one.
Insurance claim
Reply from the technician on the job
Glad it went the way it should. That is the standard we hold ourselves to every visit. It is easy to be honest about a scope when the homeowner asks good questions, and you did.

Sierra BeaumontContents & Pack-Out Lead
Straightforward people. No scare tactics, no pressure to sign on the spot, and a written estimate in my inbox that afternoon.
Insurance claim
Reply from the technician on the job
Thank you — passing this on to the two techs who were on site. Credit goes to the whole crew on that one, and I will tell them.

Semisi TuilagiProject Manager · Reconstruction
They came back a week after finishing to check the work at no charge. Found nothing wrong and still came, which is more than I can say for our roofer.
Insurance claim
Reply from the technician on the job
Appreciate the review. Calls at that hour are why we staff dispatch around the clock. Happy to come back and check the work, no charge.

Hector VillanuevaSenior Water Technician
Second time we have used them, first was a burst pipe, then a mold job at our rental. Same standard both times, which tells you it is the company and not one good crew.
Insurance claim
Reply from the technician on the job
Thank you — passing this on to the two techs who were on site. We would rather make one extra visit than have you live with a smell.

Semisi TuilagiProject Manager · Reconstruction
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Plain answers about deductibles, supplements and who actually pays for the rebuild.
No. Mitigation to prevent further damage is expected under most policies, and carriers generally require it. Keep the invoice and our photo report, and the work is treated as part of the loss rather than a decision you made on your own.
On qualifying full-service jobs we credit an amount equal to your deductible back against our own scope, which means the homeowner pays nothing for the mitigation portion. It is written into the estimate, not promised on the phone, so you can read it before anything starts.
Usually the carrier, as a separate portion of the same claim released after the mitigation is approved. Anything outside the approved scope is explained in writing first, so there are no surprise invoices at the end.
We file a supplement with the readings, photographs and line items that were omitted, and we meet the adjuster on site to walk through them. That is a normal part of the process, not a confrontation.
Yes. Contents inventory, cleaning, storage and return are documented as separate line items, because they are separate coverage in most policies and are frequently under-claimed by homeowners doing it themselves.

It does not matter what time it is
One phone call reaches a live Puget Sound dispatcher, any hour of any day of the year. We log the loss, stage the crew, and stay on the line while you shut the water off. Thirty minutes later somebody is at your door with equipment.