Water Damage Restoration in Flower Mound, TX
Flour Mound seems isolated from the rest of the Metroplex Larger lots, mature trees, hilltop neighborhoods close to Grapevine Lake. These very same elements influence our water issues on the Hilltop. Hillside homes direct stormwater runoff toward your back door and below-grade foundations. Tree limbs, leaves and needles clog gutters, and water leaks between the shingles and into the attics.
Homeowners in Flower Mound TX turn to DFW Restorations for water damage restoration in Flower Mound TX, including homes in Bridlewood, Wellington, Lakeside and everywhere in between. We’re available 24/7 and we treat your house as though it were our own.
Common Causes of Water Damage in Flower Mound
Storms are another huge factor. A spring deluge can send torrents rushing in a door or a walkout basement faster than homeowners realize. Inside, we’ve seen everything from the damage caused by aging water heaters, to broken toilet supply lines, to slow kitchen sink leaks that went unnoticed for weeks.
Hardwood floors can also be found in many Flower Mound homes. Wood is very absorbent and can begin to cup quickly, making speed of even more critical importance.
Homes on the lake, as well as homes on lower lots, also see ground water after extended rainstorms. Water gets under the slab or collects in the garage. We dry the rooms affected and we will show you drainage issues to have a landscape or foundation person look at to prevent a recurrence the next spring.
Our Restoration Process
First, full inspection: we use moisture meters to get a detailed reading of how far the water traveled. Next, we’ll remove any standing water, and bring in commercial drying equipment for your specific space.
For hardwood we can do specific drying techniques which in many cases will allow us to save the floor rather than remove it. Not in all cases, and we’ll be honest when a board is not salvageable.
After all the reading is dry, it’s time for the repairs. Drywall, trim, flooring, paint. We do our own reconstruction, so from the first phone call to the final walk through, you only speak to one team.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can water-damaged hardwood floors be saved?
Sometimes. If we get to them early and the boards haven’t separated from the subfloor, targeted drying can flatten them back out. We’ll test the moisture and give you a straight answer.
What should I do before your crew arrives?
Turn off the water at the main valve, switch off power to wet areas if it’s safe, and move rugs, electronics and furniture off wet floors. Take a few photos for your insurance claim.
How long does drying take?
Usually three to five days, depending on how much water there was and what materials got wet.
Do you handle storm damage too?
Yes. Along with water damage, we handle storm damage restoration, including roof leaks and wind-driven rain that gets into walls and ceilings.
Get Help in Flower Mound Today
Storm water or a burst pipe won’t wait, and neither should you. Call DFW Restorations now for 24/7 water damage restoration anywhere in Flower Mound.