Water damage restoration, done the right way.

Burst pipes, supply-line failures, burst water heaters, appliance leaks, failed drains, or roof leaks. Whatever the cause, we’ll handle the restoration process start to finish. We’ll assess damages, tear out affected areas if needed, place dry out equipment, and do daily check ups to monitor the job until it’s dried to standard.

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Nitro job · Tulsa metro: drying equipment staged for a water loss

What we actually do

Getting the structure dry is only one part of restoring it.

Water damage can affect every different type of material. Along with that, each of those materials are affected by the water in different ways. Proper restoration will address what is actually damaged, what can be saved, and what it will take to put it all back together again.

A water loss will leave you wondering how much is actually affected and what it will take to get things back to the way they were before. We come in to help you understand those damages and what steps come next.

The work it takes will depend on where the water went, the materials it affected, and whether any sort of contamination happened. Some materials can be cleaned, while others need to be removed entirely to take care of the damage and reach any potential trapped moisture.

Drying the moisture takes more time than setting up equipment. We leave it running and come back daily to take moisture readings, monitor progress, and adjust the equipment if needed so that we hit our drying goals.

Below, we teach you about the dry out process. From the inspection and tear-out, to drying and reconstruction. Throughout the entire job, we explain our work, document all of our progress, and communicate with you each and every step of the way.

How a water job actually works

Four steps, no surprises in the middle.

Inspection & Assessment

We assess all the damages and take moisture readings to start putting together a game plan.

Demolition & Tear out

We tear out water damaged materials, protecting the surrounding areas and cleaning up as we go.

Dryout & Monitoring

We place and monitor our professional grade drying equipment to remove moisture from the affected areas.

Reconstruction & Put-back

We repair and rebuild the exposed areas to leave your home better than we originally found it.

What to expect during our work

Knowing what’s happening makes it easier.

Water damage interrupts day-to-day life. We explain how the work we perform can affect your space, what to expect after we place equipment, and the steps that come next.

Water heater closet leak being dried on a Nitro job

Protecting your home & belongings

Before we start any work, we talk about what needs to be moved and how we will protect the surrounding areas. We set up containment and use floor protection where needed to help keep things as clean as we can along the way.

Flood cut and air movers drying a bedroom wall on a Nitro job

While your home is drying

Equipment runs around the clock to maximize drying. This can make the affected areas louder and hotter than usual. We will let you know what to expect, schedule daily check ups, and keep you informed when moisture levels show that equipment is ready to be pulled.

Proof

What homeowners say

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Straight facts

About us

ExperienceOver 25 years of experience in the restoration industry
Family OwnedRyan Grover (Father), Jaxon Grover (Son), Nate Duvalois (Son-in-law)
CoverageEntire Tulsa Metro and surrounding areas
Phones24/7, nights and weekends included
AssessmentComplimentary, no strings attached, no obligation necessary
InsuranceWe bill directly, no carrier affiliations

Water damage questions

Straight answers

Do you work with my insurance company?

We bill carriers directly for covered water damage work and provide the readings, photos and scope they ask for. We have no carrier affiliations, so nobody is telling us what to find.

Can you save my hardwood floors?

Sometimes. It depends on how long the water sat, what's underneath, and whether the boards have already cupped. We'll tell you our honest read at the assessment instead of promising either way.

Will you tear out my drywall?

Only what can't be dried in place, and only to the line where the damage stops. We show you the readings and explain the cut before anything comes out.

How long does your equipment usually stay in my home?

It takes the same amount of time as drying a house. The equipment is what does the drying after wet materials have been removed, so around 4 to 7 days.

What does water mitigation cost?

It depends on the size of the loss, and it can be fairly expensive. A water job usually has two or three parts: the emergency mitigation (dry-out and tear-out), which often runs several thousand dollars on its own; the reconstruction that puts everything back together; and sometimes contents pack-out. Added together on an insurance claim, we typically see anywhere from about $10,000 up to $100,000 depending on the damage. The inspection that tells you what you're actually dealing with is free.