About SureDry Water Damage in Keller, TX

What we do

We handle water damage restoration in Keller and nearby North Texas cities. That covers burst pipes, water heater leaks, AC leaks, storm leaks, flood water, and sewage backups.

We do not mix in other trades. Roofers fix roofs. Plumbers fix pipes. We dry your home and document the work.

How we work

• We inspect before we give a price.
• We map wet areas with a moisture meter.
• We follow the IICRC S500 water damage standard.
• We record readings and share them with you.

Where to find us

SureDry Water Damage
601 S Main St
Keller, TX 76248
(817) 803-8185

We serve Keller, Southlake, Colleyville, Roanoke, Westlake, North Richland Hills, Watauga, Haslet, and North Fort Worth.

Our sources

We write our guides from public standards and agency pages. We link every source on the page.

• IICRC S500 standard
• EPA mold and moisture guide
• Texas Department of Insurance
• FEMA FloodSmart

What water damage restoration involves

Water damage does not stop when the leak stops. Water soaks into drywall, wood, carpet pad, and insulation. It keeps spreading until someone removes it.

Restoration means we find the wet materials and remove the standing water. We then dry everything that still has a chance. We then check that the home is dry before anyone repairs it.

Our approach, step by step

• We stop or confirm the water source first.
• We inspect and map the wet areas with a moisture meter.
• We remove standing water and wet materials that cannot dry.
• We set air movers and dehumidifiers.
• We check the readings each visit and adjust the equipment.
• We confirm dry readings before we remove the equipment.

Why we keep one focus

We work on water damage and nothing else. That focus lets us learn one job well. It also keeps our advice honest. We do not push a roof, a remodel, or a pipe job on you.

If you need another trade, we say so. We can work alongside your plumber, roofer, or contractor.

How a first visit works

We start by asking what happened and when. We look at the source and the wet rooms. We take moisture readings and photos.

Then we explain what we found in plain words. You hear the scope and the price before any work begins. You choose whether to go ahead.

How we explain your readings

A moisture meter gives numbers. Numbers mean little without context. We compare wet rooms with a dry area of the same material in your home.

We write down each reading with its date and location. You can see the numbers fall as the home dries. Your insurer can see them too.

How we choose our sources

We build our guides on public standards and agency pages. These include ANSI/IICRC S500 for water damage work and the EPA for mold and moisture. We also use the CDC for health guidance. The Texas Department of Insurance covers claim rules.

We do not make up numbers. When a guide gives a range, we say it varies by home.