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Restoration in Salado, TX

Water damage, fire and smoke, mold and demolition for Salado homes and businesses, from a crew based right here.

Bell County · We answer 24/7

Bell County

Salado is home.

Salado is home. The village sits on Salado Creek along I-35, between Belton to the north and Jarrell to the south, with Stillhouse Hollow Lake just to the northwest. When something goes wrong at a Salado home or business, our crew is already in town.

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(254) 325-2100

We answer 24/7, day or night.

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Before we get there

  1. Shut off the water at the main if you can reach it safely.
  2. Stay out of standing water near outlets or appliances. Turn off power to wet areas only from a dry spot.
  3. Move photos, documents and electronics up and out of the water.
Full checklist for water, fire and mold
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Where We Work

Serving Central Texas & surrounding areas.

Based in Salado, we respond across Bell County and the I-35 corridor, day or night.

Questions

Do you serve Salado?
Yes. Salado is home: our crew is based here.
I'm outside the village on acreage. Do you still come out?
Yes. Salado is home, and that includes the homes and businesses on the roads around the village, not just Main Street. Call (254) 325-2100 and tell us where you are.
Who shuts off my water in an emergency?
Your main shutoff is usually at the meter box near the road or where the line enters the house. If the leak is on the provider's side of the meter, call your water supplier; inside the house, shut off your main and call us.
When can I call?
Any time. (254) 325-2100 is answered 24/7.

Help in Salado.

Call any time, day or night. Or send a request and we’ll get back to you.

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