RestoPros of Savannah-Beaufort

We dispatch the closest available crew as soon as you call, day or night. Call (843) 400-3026 for a real response window in your specific area, and if it is safe, shut off the water source and move valuables off the floor while you wait for us.

Cost depends on how much water there is, how far it spread, and what materials it reached, so there is no flat rate. We start with a free inspection and give you a clear scope before any work begins. We document the loss in full so your insurer has a clear record of the job.

Structural drying usually runs a few days, though the timeline depends on how far the water traveled and what it soaked into. The Lowcountry’s humidity can slow drying, so we monitor moisture readings daily and pull the equipment only once the space is dry underneath, not just to the touch.

It depends on the source. Sudden internal water, like a burst line or failed water heater, is usually covered under a standard policy, while storm surge or an overflowing creek falls under separate flood insurance. Since many Lowcountry homes sit in flood-prone areas, it is worth confirming both with your provider.

Yes. Standing water under a raised or marsh-side home keeps humidity high, which can lead to wood rot and mold in the floor system above it. We extract water from crawl spaces, dry the framing, and check moisture levels before we call the job done.

Fast. In the Lowcountry’s heat and humidity, mold can take hold within a day or two of water sitting, so the sooner we extract and dry, the less it spreads. We find the moisture source, remove any growth, and dry everything below the point where it can return.