Where we work
Crews near you in San Antonio and Bexar County
We cover the whole state, and San Antonio has crews on call 24/7. Send the ZIP code, and on the call back you hear how long a crew needs for your part of the county.
Crews are also on call in Dallas, Houston and Austin. Beyond Texas, we serve Florida and Illinois.
San Antonio in particular
The August storms are still in the walls
Bexar and the seven surrounding counties are covered by the SBA declaration for the August 28 storms. A lot of roofs got a tarp and never got dried underneath. If yours is one of them, the water that got in that night can still be in the insulation and drywall.
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What the storm did
San Antonio International Airport measured a 77 mph wind gust on August 28, 2026. The storm brought flash flooding and cut power to more than 100,000 customers. The National Weather Service confirmed no tornadoes, and the damage came from straight-line wind.
Source: Texas Public Radio, with National Weather Service data
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The declaration came from the SBA
On September 14, 2026, the U.S. Small Business Administration declared a disaster for the August 28 storms, which opens low-interest federal loans separate from FEMA and separate from your insurance. Homeowners can borrow up to $500,000 to repair a primary home, and renters up to $100,000 for their belongings. Applications for physical damage are due November 9, 2026.
Source: U.S. Small Business Administration, September 14, 2026
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The declaration covers eight counties
Bexar plus Atascosa, Bandera, Comal, Guadalupe, Kendall, Medina and Wilson. If you are in any of them and a ceiling has started to stain, have the moisture measured before it spreads.
Source: U.S. Small Business Administration
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A tarp only stops new water
Covering the opening stops new water. It does nothing about the insulation and drywall that already soaked. That is the call we get most in this metro right now.
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Months-old damage still reads on a meter
Moisture that has been sitting since August shows up on an instrument even when the surface feels dry. We measure before we tell you anything.
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Hill Country runoff reaches the north side
Water coming off the Hill Country arrives in the northern suburbs faster than most people expect, and it does not need a hurricane to do it. The San Antonio River Authority places the city in Flash Flood Alley, and BexarFlood.org shows which low-water crossings are closed. Hail hits here too: the April 12, 2016 storm over the north side cost about $1.36 billion, the most of any Texas hailstorm at the time.
Source: San Antonio River Authority; Insurance Council of Texas, via Texas Public Radio
Services in San Antonio
What we handle here
- Water damageExtraction and drying, including water that has sat in the walls since the August storm, measured every day.
- Storm damageEmergency tarp over a roof the wind opened, then drying for the rooms underneath.
- Fire and smoke damageAfter a fire anywhere in Bexar County, board-up and a roof tarp, then smoke and soot cleaning and drying.
- Mold remediationMold in insulation and drywall that stayed wet after the August storm: contained, removed and dried, with readings.
- Free inspectionA free check of roof, plumbing and HVAC if you are not sure the storm reached inside.
Common questions
San Antonio questions
My roof was tarped after the August storm. Do I still need you?
Probably yes, and this is the most common situation in Bexar right now. The tarp stopped new water. Whatever soaked into the insulation and drywall in August is still there unless somebody dried it and measured it.
How fast can a crew reach me in San Antonio?
We call you back in under 10 minutes with a real arrival window for your part of the county. Boerne and Floresville are a different answer from inside Loop 410, and we tell you which one you are getting.
Did FEMA declare a disaster for the August 28 storm in Bexar County?
The federal declaration for this storm came from the SBA, the U.S. Small Business Administration, on September 14, 2026. It offers low-interest loans to households and businesses in Bexar and seven nearby counties, and physical damage applications are due November 9, 2026. You apply with the SBA directly.
Is it too late to document damage from August?
No. Dated photos and moisture readings taken now are still records. We hand you the file, and you decide what to do with it.
Do you cover Boerne, New Braunfels, Schertz and Converse?
Yes. We work across Texas, and those towns are part of the San Antonio area. Give us the ZIP code and we confirm on the spot.
San Antonio crews are on call now.
Have the walls measured before the stain spreads. Call now, or send the details and we call you back in under 10 minutes.
(888) 844-7862 Report the damage