Do you need Water Removal in Beaumont, Emergency Water Extraction in Orange, Water Damage Cleanup in Lake Charles, or Structural Drying in Nederland and Port Arthur, Call R5 Restoration Services Now....we are ready to help!
We dispatch 24/7. In most markets we begin extraction within hours and stabilize the site on day one.
Yes...Category 3 (flood) water requires specialized remediation and material removal; we document source and scope accordingly.
Typical projects take 3–5 days with monitored dehumidification and airflow; large-loss timelines vary by scope.
Yes... We coordinate with carriers and can support your public adjuster or attorney as needed.
Water damage can happen anytime. We’re available around the clock to respond promptly and minimize damage.
Our team consists of IICRC certified technicians skilled in water extraction, drying, and property restoration.
We use state-of-the-art tools and techniques to ensure thorough restoration and cleanup.
There are three categories of water. The restoration protocol depends on the type of water damage suffered.
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FAQ's
Question: What does water damage restoration involve?
Answer: Water damage restoration includes water extraction, drying, dehumidification, mold prevention, and repairs. R5 Services manages the entire process from response to rebuild.
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Answer: Coverage depends on the source and policy terms. We assist with claim documentation and coordination with your insurer or public adjuster.
Question: How quickly can R5 Services respond to a water emergency?
Answer: We respond 24/7 with rapid dispatch teams across Southeast Texas and Southwest Louisiana to begin mitigation immediately.
Question: How long does drying take in the Gulf climate?
Answer: Most projects dry in 3–5 days with monitored dehumidification and airflow; large-loss timelines vary by scope.
Question: Do you provide insurance-ready documentation?
Answer: Yes—photo logs, moisture maps, psychrometric readings, and equipment logs are packaged for your adjuster.
Question: Is flood water treated differently?
Answer: Category 3 flood water requires specialized remediation and selective material removal. We document source and scope accordingly.