A RESTORATIONNEAR MERequest an assessment
Conceptual cutaway of a home in a rainstorm with a backed-up sewer pipe and water in the basement● ABOVE & BELOW THE SURFACE

A CLEAR PATH TO RECOVERY

When disaster
strikes.
We get to work.

The storm. The backup. The water you never saw coming. Let’s turn a difficult moment into a clear plan to restore your property.

Water damage · Sewer backup · Mitigation · Restoration

YOUR HOME HAS A STORY.
THIS ISN’T HOW IT ENDS.
SCROLL TO EXPLORE ↓
01 Assess the damage.02 Document the details.03 Plan the recovery.

WHAT WE HELP WITH

Big damage.
Clear next steps.

From the water at your feet to the repairs ahead, connect every stage of your property’s recovery.

Illustrated below-ground view of a flooded basement and sewer lineLOOK BEYOND THE SURFACE.

ONE CONNECTED PROCESS

Less confusion.
More direction.

Property damage comes with enough questions. Your recovery should have an organized record, a defined scope, and a team that knows the next step.

  1. 01

    Tell us what happened

    Share the property details and what you’re seeing. The team reviews the request and confirms next steps.

  2. 02

    Get the facts on the ground

    Document affected areas, photographs, measurements and available insurance information.

  3. 03

    Move forward with a clear plan

    Review the proposed work, pricing and authorizations. Keep the documentation connected as the job progresses.

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THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE NAME

Three owners.
One standard.

Know the people behind A Restoration Near Me. Jason, John and David are building a more connected way to manage property recovery.

JC01 / OWNERSHIP

Jason Cotham

Co-owner
JC02 / OWNERSHIP

John Cooper

Co-owner
DD03 / OWNERSHIP

David Dennison

Co-owner

BEFORE THE FIRST STEP

A little clarity
goes a long way.

What should I do if my basement is flooding?+

Keep people and pets away from unsafe areas. Standing water may involve electricity or contamination. Contact emergency services for immediate danger. When safe, send an assessment request with what happened and where the damage is visible.

Can you help with insurance documentation?+

The job record organizes photographs, measurements, estimates and available claim information. Your insurer determines coverage. Restoration documentation is not a coverage decision or a promise of payment.

Does cleanup include repairing the drain or sewer line?+

Source repair and damage restoration are separate scopes. The team reviews the reported cause and coordinates qualified trade assessment where needed, with appropriate permits and authorizations.

What happens after I send a request?+

Your request goes into the team’s workspace for review. The team will contact you about the assessment and next steps. The online form is not an emergency dispatch service.

LET’S TAKE THE NEXT STEP

From “what now?”
to a way forward.

Request an assessment