DisasterPRO Restoration provides water damage repair across Kent, Renton, Tacoma, Fife and Seattle, WA, from water extraction and drying to rebuilding drywall, flooring and cabinetry. Founded in 2018 in Kent and locally owned, DisasterPRO takes 24/7 emergency calls in King and Pierce County. It offers a free inspection with no obligation, gives a detailed written estimate after an on-site assessment, and bills insurance directly.
What Water Damage Repair Includes With DisasterPRO Restoration
Water damage repair from DisasterPRO Restoration covers both halves of the job: getting the water out of the house and putting the house back together. The company lists water extraction, drying, mold remediation, sewage cleanup, crawlspace work and rebuild after damage among its services, so mitigation and repairs can come from the same company.
The company was founded in Kent by people with backgrounds in both mitigation and remodeling. The website describes the team as having "40+ years of combined remodeling experience behind every job."
That remodeling background matters for house water damage repair. Drying a wall is only part of the work. Afterward someone has to rebuild the drywall, flooring, paint, trim, fixtures and cabinetry that had to come out.
Beyond water damage, DisasterPRO Restoration also lists flood cleanup, mold, fire and sewage restoration in King and Pierce County, so related problems from the same loss can be handled together.
- Water extraction and structural drying
- Mold remediation when moisture has led to growth
- Sewage cleanup with full PPE and hospital-grade disinfectants
- Crawlspace work, including spaces as tight as 18 inches
- Rebuild: drywall, flooring, paint, trim, fixtures and cabinetry
- Direct insurance billing and help with the claim
Emergency Water Damage Response and Drying in King and Pierce County
DisasterPRO Restoration answers emergency water damage calls 24 hours a day in King and Pierce County, according to its website, and also serves Kitsap County. The company says a crew is dispatched immediately and "aims to be at your door in 60 minutes or less anywhere in Greater Seattle." Its fleet is three trucks.
Drying is where water damage repair succeeds or fails. The company says it uses commercial dehumidifiers and air movers and checks moisture levels daily until the home is dry. DisasterPRO Restoration also states that it is IICRC certified.
Some water ends up in places that are hard to reach. The company works in crawlspaces as tight as 18 inches, including raw sewage jobs, and handles sewage with full PPE and hospital-grade disinfectants.
The team speaks English, Spanish and Portuguese, so you can explain the loss and go over the estimate in the language you are most comfortable with.
While you wait for the crew, read the guide on what to do after water damage before cleanup. As general guidance, stay out of areas where water may be near electrical outlets or appliances. Homeowners in the city can also visit the Seattle water damage restoration page.
Water Damage Repair Process: Phases and What to Expect
The water damage repair sequence below is general guidance on how most repairs unfold. It is not a fixed schedule. The right-hand column shows only what DisasterPRO Restoration states about each phase on its website.
No phase durations are given on this page because none are sourced. Drying and rebuild times depend on how much material got wet and what has to be replaced. The guide on how long water damage restoration takes explains the factors involved.
| Phase | General purpose | What DisasterPRO Restoration states |
|---|---|---|
| Emergency call and arrival | Stop further damage and start quickly | 24/7 emergency calls in King and Pierce County; aims to arrive in 60 minutes or less anywhere in Greater Seattle |
| Inspection and estimate | Map the wet areas and agree on scope | Free inspection with no obligation; detailed written estimate after an on-site assessment |
| Water extraction | Remove standing and pooled water | Water extraction is listed among its services |
| Drying | Bring the structure back to dry readings | Commercial dehumidifiers and air movers; moisture levels checked daily until dry |
| Mold or sewage work, if needed | Deal with contamination safely | Mold: find the source, contain, remove and work to prevent return. Sewage: full PPE and hospital-grade disinfectants |
| Rebuild | Restore finishes and fixtures | Drywall, flooring, paint, trim, fixtures and cabinetry |
| Insurance | Document the loss and settle the claim | Bills insurance directly and helps with the insurance claim |
Water Damage Repair Cost: National Planning Range vs. Your Written Estimate
Water damage repair cost depends on the home and the loss, and DisasterPRO Restoration has no set price listed on its website. The company provides a detailed written estimate after an on-site assessment, and the first inspection is free with no obligation.
For planning only, homewyse.com gives a national figure: "In September 2026 the estimated national average cost to Repair Water Damage starts at $20.85 - $38.25 per square foot*." (homewyse water damage repair cost). This is a national planning range. It is not a DisasterPRO Restoration quote and does not reflect any specific home.
Insurance often shapes the final number you pay out of pocket. DisasterPRO Restoration bills insurance directly and helps with the claim. Read whether homeowners insurance covers water damage restoration and the full guide on how much water damage restoration costs.
When you compare written estimates for water damage repair, the questions below help you see what each one actually covers.
- Is mitigation (extraction and drying) listed separately from rebuild?
- Which materials will be dried in place and which will be removed?
- How will dryness be confirmed before walls and floors are closed up?
- Are mold or sewage items listed separately, with a reason for each?
- Which finishes are included in the rebuild: drywall, flooring, paint, trim, fixtures, cabinetry?
- Who communicates with your insurer, and how is billing handled?
Water Damage Mold Repair: When Moisture Leads to Mold
Water damage mold repair starts with the moisture behind the growth, not with the visible spot. DisasterPRO Restoration says it finds the source of mold, contains the spread, removes what is there safely, and works to prevent it from coming back.
During mold inspections, the company uses moisture meters and infrared cameras to detect hidden water intrusion and possible mold breeding grounds. A musty smell or a single reading is a reason to inspect further. Neither one is a diagnosis on its own.
For planning, thisoldhouse.com states that "Professional mold remediation generally costs between $10 and $25 per square foot, depending on the mold type, location, and complexity of the job." For crawl spaces, the same source notes the cost is lower, "ranging from $500–$2,000" (This Old House mold remediation cost). These are national planning ranges, not DisasterPRO Restoration prices.
Crawlspaces are a specialty for the company, which describes itself as a water damage and crawlspace specialist. That matters when the moisture problem is under the floor rather than in a room you can see.
Water Damage Roof Repair and Leaks From Above
Water damage roof repair usually involves two separate jobs: fixing the roof that let water in, and repairing the ceilings and walls the water reached. Roof repair itself is not confirmed among DisasterPRO Restoration's listed services, so ask about it directly when you call.
The interior side is covered in the services the company lists: drying wet materials, then rebuilding drywall, paint, trim and other finishes. As general guidance, stop the source of a leak before the interior rebuild starts. Otherwise new drywall and paint can be damaged by the same leak.
If a ceiling is sagging or stained after a storm or plumbing leak, keep people out from under it. Photograph it, then request the free inspection. If the repair involves structural or roofing work, confirm permit needs with your city, such as the City of Kent, before work starts.
Mistakes That Cause Rework and How to Prepare Your Home
Water damage repair rework often comes from steps taken too early or skipped. The mistakes below are general guidance drawn from how drying and rebuild depend on each other. They are not a list of the company's procedures.
Preparing the home before the crew arrives can save time on the first visit. Clear a path to the wet areas. Move valuables and documents to a dry room. Keep pets and children away from the work area. Write down when you first noticed the water and what you think caused it. To set up the free inspection, use the DisasterPRO Restoration contact form.
- Closing up walls or laying new flooring before moisture readings show the structure is dry
- Painting over a water stain without finding and stopping the leak
- Throwing out damaged items before photographing them for the insurance claim
- Treating a smell alone as proof that mold is, or is not, present
- Starting the rebuild before you understand what your claim covers
- Ignoring a crawlspace or ceiling cavity the water may have reached
Frequently asked questions
Can water damage be restored?
Water damage can often be restored, depending on what the water carried, how long materials stayed wet and which materials were hit. Restoration generally means extracting the water, drying the structure and replacing what cannot be saved. DisasterPRO Restoration offers extraction, drying and rebuild of drywall, flooring, paint, trim, fixtures and cabinetry, with a written estimate after an on-site assessment.
How to tell if water damage is permanent?
Whether water damage is permanent is judged by measuring and inspecting, not by appearance alone. Materials that stay wet, swell, crumble or were soaked by sewage are often replaced rather than dried. DisasterPRO Restoration offers a free inspection with no obligation, and it uses moisture meters and infrared cameras during mold inspections to find hidden water.
What does water damage restoration include?
Water damage restoration with DisasterPRO Restoration can include water extraction, drying with commercial dehumidifiers and air movers, daily moisture checks, mold remediation, sewage cleanup, crawlspace work and rebuild after damage. The company also bills insurance directly and helps with the claim.
What are some reputable water damage restoration companies in Seattle?
Reputable water damage restoration companies in Seattle can be compared on certification, written estimates, insurance handling and local presence. DisasterPRO Restoration was founded in 2018 in Kent and is locally owned. It states it is IICRC certified, takes 24/7 emergency calls in King and Pierce County, provides a detailed written estimate after an on-site assessment, and bills insurance directly.
How to treat water damage carpet cleaning
Water-damaged carpet is treated by first removing the water and drying the carpet, pad and floor underneath, not by surface cleaning alone. Whether a carpet can be kept generally depends on the water source and how long it stayed wet. Carpet soaked by sewage is a contamination problem. DisasterPRO Restoration handles water extraction, drying and sewage cleanup, and can assess the carpet during a free inspection.
Dealing with water, mold or fire damage right now? Call DisasterPRO Restoration at (206) 880-1421 or request an estimate online.