Best in Phoenix AZ

Last year a hose blew off my neighbor's toilet and sprayed water all through her house the Saturday before Labor Day. We have patio homes that share a common wall so some of the water leaked into our garage and my closet and bedroom. The water damage was sooo much worse at my neighbor's. I called PureTec and Darren was at our location in the west valley in under an hour. Fortunately the damage on my side was minimal. He pulled back the carpet and got a fan going until his team could get there and pull up the padding, etc. They had us back to normal in a few days. It was watching Darren helping my neighbor that was truly amazing. He calmed her down and sat with her at our kitchen table and patiently talked her through the entire process that was about to happen, and he helped her collect what she needed to spend the night with family. He worked diligently with her homeowner's insurance to ensure that the extraction and drying was covered, and I can't even remember how many times he came by to check on us, and our neighbor while she was working with the packing company to remove her belongings to storage while the restoration work was being performed. If any of my friends even mention a water problem, I am ready with Darren's card. PureTec is a company that operates with integrity in an industry where many do not.

Ultimately, unimpressed. They get more than one star for how it started, but less than 5 for how it ended.  We had water damage in our kitchen and the insurance company stripped it down. We contacted this company on a referral, and at first they were very responsive. Since we were rebuilding anyway, we told them that we wanted to get a new cabinetry configuration, and they promptly provided a brochure for new cabinetry. Once the insurance funds came through, we contacted them and asked about specifics, to ensure we knew what we were getting. While they provided some of the information requested (like ROC#), the best way I can describe the response is a civil huffy. They concluded with something to the effect of since you're changing the configuration, we can't do the work. If this were the case, why didn't they say that upfront instead of wasting our time? I didn't really believe this was the reason, given that they gave us the brochure up front. Instead, I have a sneaking suspicion the change of heart was because we asked about things like ROC# and bonding. In the long run, I guess they did us a favor. We went with a different company, are thoroughly satisfied, and I've rated that company well better.

My insurance company assigned them to my claim. Should have known out of the gate that they where not a performing company when they are not allowed to have business cards. Estimator came out, missed items. They sent a second estimator out, who also missed items. Their super came out to look at the project, bashed on their other employees.

Update response to Zach: your company sent a work authorization, which was signed and returned. Your firm tried to collect my deductible, although it was already applied towards the mitigation portion of the claim. You sent your super out to take a look at the project, get selections and go over the repair process. USAA sent you three checks, see attached, seems odd for an estimate only assignment.  Why not be honest?

Perhaps USAA and Contractor Connection should be aware of your response as well as service level failure required by your company to be eligible for claims?

We had water damage in our home, called SERVPRO & they responded quickly, moved furniture/appliances, removed the water, set up fans to dry.  They came back twice a day to check progress.  Employees were efficient, very respectful & went above & beyond.  We highly recommend this company!

DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY...THEY WILL SCAM YOU OUT OF YOUR MONEY!!!
I called this company which was a referral by the plumber. I may have to find a new plumber now too.
Anthony with Quick Restore came out. I explained to him what was needed and while trying to finish speaking, he repeatedly cut me off telling me I don't understand the process.
I told him I just need an estimate and time line sent to me which I would send to my insurance company.
Anthony kept telling me, I can't give you an estimate. That's not how it's done. We do the work, you pay us, then you submit it to the insurance company. BS!!!
I have been involved in construction for 30 years and would never start a job without an estimate and approval by the insurance.
I had to ask him then TELL him to LEAVE over and over. He thought he was going to scam me out of my money.
He wouldn't even listen to what needed to be done, which was what another company had already examined, tested, etc., he was only concerned about getting paid before the insurance was even involved.

After a hailstorm, they moved in and sold hard;  promised a lot and provided little beyond the basics. Failed to install a piece of flashing where I now have a leak. Damaged back deck with many promises by the owner that he would reimburse us. Many promises was all we ever got. Dropped lots of trash in attic. Put in a membrane over ridge vent, so there is NO ventilation. Scammers, in my opinion. Just out for the quick buck.

My rental property in Phoenix, AZ had water heater problem.  The garage was flooded as the water heater burst and cause damaged on the walls of the laundry room, office room to the living room.  One of the excellent technicians of Rite-A-Way called EcoDry Restoration after he asked my permission as he knew that work needs to be done right away.  That same day, EcoDry came out to the property and sent one of there excellent technicians by the name of HUNTER ANDERSON.  As soon as he found out the problem he called and inform me of the damaged that was done by the water heater.  He is very professional, knowledgeable, courteous, caring and understood my tenant and myself situation.  I gave him the go signal to do what needs to be done.  Without even a contract, except verbal, they did the job.  Cut the damaged part of the walls and install machineries to dry them.  I can't imagine the problem not until Hunter and my tenant sent me some pictures.  MOLDS, MOLDS EVERYWHERE.  I wish more technicians are like Hunter.  I was so relieved (I am in California) that a person like Hunter is taking good care of my property.  Other technicians who were part of the Restoration Company like CHRIS, AARON (I believed that was his name) were also involved and called me everytime they are at the property; making me aware what was going on when they were drying the walls.  These employees are all asset to any Company that they work for. They represent the company with dignity and integrity.  They don't take advantage of people that is under distress.  I cant ask for more.  All I can say is THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU.

Worst customer service EVER!  Refusing to contact me after I was sent a bill for $2000 six months after work was complete, which was done poorly by the way with broken tiles and an entertainment center, both of which they tried to cover up to myself and the supervisor.  While the bill was given six months later, they refused to let me make payments without interest and only would contact me via email.  They told me there isn't anything worth discussing and they refused to call me.
We were recommended the company by our insurance and the insurance has thus been contacted and advised to no longer recommend the company in the future.
If you have a choice, GO WITH SOMEONE ELSE!

Worst Company Ever!  They came right away to do the drying when my water heater busted, but after that it went downhill. The laundry room they had to replace the floor five times because they couldn't get it right. The fourth time they were doing the flooring they met some guy off of craigslist and met him in my front yard and just left that stranger here to do my flooring, which it ended up being sideways and with rocks underneath it. The flooring I have now is some thing that they had somebody put on that I'm not happy with and would prefer to have had the linoleum that I had before. They got paid from the insurance company to paint one bedroom, the laundry room and the garage. Most of the garage was done, partial laundry room and not much of the bedroom. They took months and months to do the little bit of work which my neighbor said they had done by another company a few years ago in just two weeks time from beginning to end. While they were doing all of that they had to keep moving my washer and dryer out and broke the pipes in the back and I had to pay someone to fix that. I also complained to them that the dryer was now making a noise and they said that one of the legs are broken off but that they rigged it so it wouldn't make that much of a noise. I definitely DO NOT Recommend anybody using this company.

Posting for a friend who doesn't have social media (I personally haven't done any business with Silver City).  It's been a nightmare dealing with Silver City.  They were assigned by USAA to restore his house after the July monsoon flooding.  SC came out early in August and tested ceiling for asbestos, and even removed the popcorn ceiling, exposing the interior roof.  About a month later, they came back to test the flooring for asbestos (why couldn't SC test the floor and ceiling at the same time?) and removed some of the damaged carpet.  It's now October, and my friend called and left several messages and never heard back, so he drove to visit SC's office personally to complain about about why there's no communication from them.  My friend was told SC will reassign his case to a different project mgr.  Finally around Thanksgiving, my friend gets a call giving him a move out date to a nearby hotel so SC could work on his house, and was told the repairs would be done around the first week of January.  SC packed up his house and moved the rest of his personal possessions into a huge storage unit located on his driveway, removed the old carpet, scraped  and removed the asbestos laden popcorn ceiling off and covered the exposed area with plastic, and put plastic around his big screen tv and refrigerator, and removed the oven and dishwasher and moved it into his garage, as well as took out his toilets.

In December, my friend is spending the holidays staying at a nearby hotel.  But no work is being performed on his house.  Maybe because it's the holidays, SC decided to take the holidays off.  Shortly after the new year, SC finally calls my friend after not communicating with him since he moved to the hotel, to tell him he'll call him in a few days w/ an update.  A few days goes by but SC never called him back.  Just last Thursday the adjustor from USAA called my friend to ask his permission to fire SC because apparently USAA tried to reach out to SC several times also and left several messages, and SC didn't return USAA's calls either.  So USAA said they're done dealing with SC and assigned a new restoration company to fix his house.  And now my friend has to start the wait all over again.  The USAA adjustor is well aware that my friend has been living in a hotel since Thanksgiving weekend and couldn't be more apologetic for all the delays and no communication and (almost) no work done by SC.  I just hope SC doesn't keep my friends possessions they put in the storage unit hostage.

Read the Yelp reviews here.  I notice many positive reviews are at least a couple years ago, so the quality of their customer service has declined during the pandemic.  Sure, there are supply chain issues now, however SC's problem is their lack of communication to the customer AND TO USAA.  Why USAA still continues to assign SC to their members in spite of the negative reviews here is beyond me.  If your insurance company assigns Silver City to be your restoration company, you may want to pass and either ask for a different company, or if you do your research, you may find another company that has better reviews and doesn't blow off their customers.  USAA originally trusted SC to repair my friend's house, and then fired them. That should tell you something about the integrity of SC.

Called the company to get a quote/estimated for the recent storm damage in our property. Ramon and Jeremy are two very nice and knowledgeable gentlemen who seem very committed. They even came back days after to pour water over the roof of the house to pin point where the leak was coming from in which they absolutely did. Now came estimate proposal to my insurance, they did not follow through. Ramon said that it will be there but it's three weeks later, no proposal. They don't even answer my calls and texts. I am now dealing with another company.

This has been smoldering with me for a number of months. This was a disaster. Craig came out and talked big on how they were called out to fix Coit failures on travertine floors and told me how he would be able to fill cracks and pop outs as if they were not there. He would use top of the line products and our floors would look very nice. He quoted me a price that was what seemed a little high however ensured excellent quality work. Included in the price was furniture moving. When he came out he showed up alone (said his crews were on other jobs) and I had to leave work to help him move furniture. He then cleaned and stripped the floors. When I went back to work he was short with my wife when she asked about filling the cracks and pop outs. He stated he had not planned having to take care of all of the pop outs. He then proceeded to use sanded caulk grout for filling the imperfections instead of travertine filler. He made a mess on the floors with the caulk and did not clean the excess up. Needless to say the filling was horrible. Then he applied a sealer which he apparently was not familiar with and made a tacky mess of my floors. It took 8 days for my floors to dry and by that time they were a dirty mess from dust blowing in.  I contacted him to come back out and clean the floors and he was very short and upset. He did come back out and did a light strip on the floors (again I had to help move furniture), which helped some but far from the result he promised. When he left after the re-clean he never even asked if we were satisfied and just disappeared. What even makes it worse is he stated We should have ground the floors and redid them which would have only been about $1000 more than the $1900 for the clean and seal however he initially told me it would be several thousand more to grind the floors. Also he apparently forgot what he charged me for the original job, $2250. This guy was a joke. I did call another company and they stated the could come out and fix his work for about $750. I guess I have learned an expensive lesson and everyone needs to watch out for this guy....