Best in Phoenix AZ

My water heater blew Monday morning.  My insurance agent recommended Darrin at Purtec as she said he wouldn't charge me for more than I needed as so many other water restoration companies do.  Darrin was out within the hour and complemented me on getting the water turned off as soon as I did-he contained the area in plastic and ran fans-his men came out the next day to check and said it needed another day.  They came out this morning and tested and everything was completely dry.  They took away all the plastic and fans and cleaned up after themselves beautifully!  I couldn't be happier with Darrin and his crew!

I have known Ryan for years. As an insurance advisor I have sent him clients for a long time. My clients are always happy when Phoenix Flood was able to keep the claim low and off the insurance companies records. Ryan helped my clients with water damage resulting from lots of issues including dripping sinks, leaking showers, broken pipes, and so many more issues.
Ryan saved my clients thousands and thousands of dollars in premium by not turning in claims. He helped keep me profitable on those small losses.

I have sent clients all through out the valley including Mesa, Scottsdale, Phoenix, and Tempe to Ryan. His team does a great job with any kind of water loss!

This is one of Arizona's finest companies. They perform professional, excellent work on a timely basis and are a joy to work with. One generally is facing a very difficult situation when ACR arrives and they are exceptional at providing service that makes a difference. Follow through and timeliness is very good as well.

Excellent service and they responded quickly to minimize the water damage.  Highly recommend them.

Tenant had just moved into a short-term rental. They observed a leak from the shower head. Plumber was called and he fixed the leak. Was also noticed on the base board about eight feet water and the base board was water-logged. Also, there wall above the baseboard appeared to be bowed out. So we called quick restore to check it out. They came and were VERY sure there was water in the wall from the leak. They said worse case scenario was there could be mold in the wall and it would have the drywall replaced in some places and they could work with my insurance. This would probably take a lot of time with the insurance and money. So, they started by placing some heated dryers around the wall to dry everything out. (I don't understand how blowing on the outside of an enclosed wall would dry the inside) The tech later told me there does not appear to be a need to rebuild the wall so just an out of pocket charge for the dryers would take care of it. Now, a couple days later someone else called me and said it looks like they could not dry everything and it would be necessary to tear into the wall and they could work with my insurance. Since they changed their story and it was a different person I got a bad feeling. I told them to stop right there, remove their dryers and I will pay for service so far. Later, I called my handyman. Where the water was at the baseboard, he cut a large square out of the drywall. It was completely dry inside!!!!! The bow in the wall was because of a large pipe. He said it looks like the water was probably from the curtains not being closed well during showers. I am so glad I only wasted 600 instead of thousands and a lot of time!!!!

When we purchased our home the home inspection showed needed roof repairs. Geo Roofing got right on the bid for work and once we settled with the seller came right out to do a great job! Crew was professional, curtious and did a great job. Later we had solar panels installed, we had Geo Roofing come back out to check on the roof afterwards. They found many issues that needed fixing and the Solar Company had to return to address. Roofers noted such issues as replacing tiles of the wrong size and color as an example.  Thanks Geo Roofing for watching our back!  Definitely would recommend this kind of company.

After my 1 star review of Ecodry on yelp, I was contacted several times by the owner apologizing for not responding to my complaint with BBB requesting their assistance to obtain information on who hired them to perform emergency dry out and demolition at my home because during the process, their crew damaged more than 18 ceramic tiles on a 2 years old floor. The insurance carrier refused to pay for the damaged flooring because eco-dry was not sent by them. After more than 9 months trying to find our who sent them the work request, I had no option but to file a BBB complaint, since Eco dry never responded to them either, I gave them a bad review. That's when the owner called me and stated that the person who called them was a plumber from Choice Home Warranty!!!!-I was shook. In our home, we maintain homeowners insurance as well as a home warranty for a/c and appliances coverage if they fail due to wear and tear. Home Choice sent a skinny pete look alike plumber to cap the leaky pipe in the attic, however, he couldn't do much because there was no access to the attic----- from the master closet !!!!!, also, he said it was too hot in July for him to get through the attic. I paid him the $85.00 service fee and asked him to leave. Next day, Eco dry showed up to remove all the damaged drywall, baseboards etc- I allowed them access thinking my home insurance carrier sent them. It was after I reported the floor damage, that we learned they never sent a work order to them and calls to their office requesting information were unansweared.

I will be contacting management at Home Choice Warranty because this system of underground referrals is not right! My insurance declined coverage for the floor damage costing us more than $1800 to no fault of our own. This underground network of referrals to this company should be investigated and stop immediately.

My roof was just replaced by Stratton Restoration.  They did an incredible job and the process was super easy.   Brandon Kubiak, Wes Clouse, and the roofer Axle were so awesome to work with.   I will be using them again for sure if I ever have and issue.

It started off with having a new sink put in and the person from Lowe's recommended DryStar. DryStar came immediately and explain how they would dry my kitchen under the sink out and then give me a whole new kitchen without having to pay a cent. He was one smooth talker. Called my insurance and explain what DryStar was going to do for me. My insurance lady said that she would prefer to work with her people. So from then on my kitchen was tore up couldn't use it they put in a plastic sink in there for me. And then I waited for it to dry. Then they came out tour of the kitchen put it all in the backyard. And would clean it up after it was all finished so I put the wood pieces into our garage so they wouldn't get ruined. So Time pass by and then they came out and we put the kitchen semi back together with that plastic sink then they were waiting for the countertop person to come out in the meantime they gave me a bill for the amount for the restoration now I have received money from my insurance company a good faith money and I knew I had $1000 deductible. So I paid them right away so it wasn't in my bank and I wouldn't spend it since I'm A fixed income. And thought I was a bit done paying for it I had asked if I was done paying for it they said yes then about a couple weeks later I get this phone call stating that they were the accountants and lawyers for DryStar and I owe them another $3700 to dry out the sink so now I'm in the hall for $3788.88 that was nothing I knew was coming.  This company really worked me over. My advice is go with your Insurance company.

SilverCity Restoration just restored our house like new after a water leak. Everyone, from start to finish was extremely professional & concerned about our satisfaction. They started/finished our job ahead of schedule & we couldn't be happier!

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....