Your floor shouldn’t squish.

Water Damage Restoration in Spokane, WA

Pure Restore handles water damage restoration in Spokane, WA, from the first call to the last coat of paint. We get the water out, dry what can be saved, rebuild what can’t, and tell you what we find along the way.

A fan drying a wooden floor in a quiet room

Here’s what happens next.

  1. Stop the water

    If it’s still running, we’ll help you find the shutoff over the phone, then head your way.

  2. Find where it went

    Water slips under flooring, into wall cavities and down to the floor below. We trace it with moisture meters so nothing wet gets sealed in.

  3. Get it out

    We pull out standing water and remove only the materials that can’t be dried where they are.

  4. Dry the structure

    Air movers and dehumidifiers run until the framing and drywall are dry. How the drying works.

  5. Put it back together

    Once everything is dry, our reconstruction crew repairs the drywall, flooring, trim and paint.

Water’s where it shouldn’t be? Yeah, let’s fix that.

A dishwasher line lets go while you’re at work. A pipe freezes inside an exterior wall. A toilet supply line drips behind the vanity for a month before anyone opens the cabinet. Most water damage starts small and keeps moving where you can’t see it, so we spend the first visit finding its edges.

Your ceiling dripping is stressful enough. Getting answers shouldn’t be.

You’ll know what’s wet, what we’re taking out and why, and roughly how long the job should take. If we open something up and find more than we expected, we show you before we touch it.

No hidden work. No dragged timelines. Just done right.

We bring the calm — and the dryers.

The calm part is mostly talking. We tell you what each machine is for, which rooms you can still use, and when we’ll be back. If you’re filing a claim, the photos start on our first visit, and our insurance claim help page covers the rest.

Spokane weather keeps us employed.

Pipes burst on the South Hill when the ice storms come through. In the older homes around Manito and Browne’s Addition, we take moisture readings before anything gets torn out, because plaster walls and layered floors hide water well and are worth saving when they can be dried.

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Reviews from water jobs

4.7 out of 5 from 56 Google reviews

“The company was professional and worked with me the entire step of the way. Ben and Travis went out of their way to go above and beyond the expectations of the customer (me). I highly recommend them as they transformed my old damaged basement to a modern quality addition to my home. Thank you to all of your team members who I had the pleasure to meet!”

Ryan, Google review

“Pure Restore did a wonderful job cleaning my home after a flood. They were extremely responsive and professional! I highly recommend them.”

Kristine Taggares, Google review

“Amazing service! Completely dried out our basement when our washing machine leaked everywhere.”

Jessie Christopher, Google review

Questions people ask us

How fast can you get here?

Call any time, day or night. A real person answers, tells you when we can be there, and walks you through what to do until we arrive.

Do I have to move out while you dry the house?

Most water jobs happen with the family still living at home. If a room shouldn’t be used yet, we’ll tell you and explain why.

Can mold grow after water damage?

It can, if wet wood or drywall gets closed up before it dries. That’s why nothing goes back together until the drying is finished. If mold has already started, our mold remediation team takes it from there.

We are here for you.

Whatever happened, call and talk to a real person. We'll tell you what we'd do next, whether we perform the work or not.

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