Water Damage Restoration in Denton, TX
Standing water gets worse every hour it sits — and it's already been sitting. Call (940) 484-1000 and we'll have a crew at your door within 60 minutes, any hour, any day.
I've run Astros Flood Recovery out of Denton since 2011. When you call, you get us — not a call center — and we handle the water, the drying, and the insurance so you don't have to.
24/7 Emergency Water Restoration in Denton County
A pipe bursts at 2 a.m., a storm rolls through on a Sunday — water doesn't wait for business hours, so we don't either. Call and a crew is headed your way within 60 minutes to start emergency water damage restoration, because that first hour decides how much you lose.
Water Removal & Extraction
We start by stopping the water and pulling it out. Our crews roll up loaded with professional pumps for fast water removal, then run water extraction through the carpet, the subfloor, everywhere it soaked in. That's real water damage cleanup — and if it's the middle of the night, emergency water cleanup is exactly what we're built for.
Same-Day Response Across Denton County
We keep enough crews on the road to reach you the same day, anywhere in Denton County — no waiting list, no "we'll get to you next week." Whether it's 24-hour water damage restoration after a pipe break or a water damage emergency from a storm, one call kicks off round-the-clock, 24/7 water damage restoration.
Water Damage Repair & Cleanup Services
Pulling the water out is the easy part. Making your home look like nothing ever happened is the real job. We do all of it — water damage repair, cleanup, and full water damage removal — so you deal with one crew, not three contractors pointing fingers.
Residential Water Damage Restoration
Most of our work is residential water damage restoration — real homes, real families. When there's water damage to your home, we move your furniture, protect what matters, and treat the place like it's ours.
Structural Drying & Moisture Control
Drying is where the cheap guys cut corners, and it's where mold gets its start. We take water damage drying seriously and put a moisture meter on the wall before we call it done — dry on the surface isn't dry inside. Do it right once and you're not calling somebody about mold three months from now.
Types of Water Damage We Handle
Water finds a hundred ways in. Here's what we see most.
Ceiling Water Damage & Roof Leaks
A roof leak or a busted pipe upstairs shows up as water damage on your ceiling before you smell a thing. If you've got water leaking from the ceiling or a water stain on the ceiling that keeps growing, it's still wet up there — and waiting only makes it worse. We handle ceiling water damage repair and chase the leak back to the source, including roof water damage from the hail and storms we get out here.
Water Damage to Floors, Walls & Drywall
Water wrecks what you walk on and what you lean against. We dry and restore wood floor water damage and hardwood floor water damage, save laminate water damage and a soaked subfloor when we can, and take care of water damage to your walls and drywall repair when the sheetrock's gone soft. A water stain on the wall almost always means more behind it — we open it up, find it, and fix it.
Burst Pipes & Appliance Leaks
Half our calls start the same way: a busted pipe, a water heater that let go, a washer that overflowed — or a slow water leak inside a wall nobody caught for weeks. Wherever it came from, we clean it up and dry it out.
Insurance Claim Help for Water Damage
Here's the part nobody warns you about: the hardest part isn't the water, it's the claim. We've been doing this since 2011, so we know how adjusters think. We document every inch, take the photos your adjuster needs, and deal directly with your insurance company on your water damage insurance claim — so your water damage home insurance actually pays for what it should.
What Water Damage Is Covered by Homeowners Insurance
Everybody asks the same thing: what water damage is covered by homeowners insurance? Most sudden, accidental damage — a burst pipe, an overflow — is water damage covered by insurance. We'll tell you straight where you stand before you file, so you're not guessing.