Available 24/7Water damage restoration in Northern Virginia
Water damage fixed start to finish by one local crew
Burst pipe? We dry it out and build it back.
- 4.9 on Google
- One crew, dry-out to rebuild
- Available 24/7Nights, weekends, holidays
- 42-year builderOwner Curtis Berg, journeyman
- Navy Seabees veteranThe Navy's construction force
- Adjuster-ready recordsPhotos, readings, estimate
Why one crew
Dry-out and rebuild, from the same people
We clean up water damage, burst pipes, flooded basements and mold in homes across Northern Virginia, then rebuild what was damaged. One crew handles it from the first call to the finished room.
The usual way
Two companies, one gap in between
- One company dries the house, then leaves
- You hunt for a contractor and wait for a second estimate
- A new crew that never saw the damage
- Two schedules, two bills, two phone numbers
With us
One crew, first call to finished room
- One crew dries it out and builds it back
- One estimate covers the dry-out and the rebuild
- The people who opened the wall close it
- One schedule, one bill, one phone number
Services
What we fix
Every job ends the same way: dry, documented and rebuilt by the crew that started it.
- Water damage restorationLeaks, overflows and flooding cleaned up and dried out.Learn more
- Burst and frozen pipesWater from a split or frozen pipe, from shutoff to rebuild.Learn more
- Flooded basementsPump-out, drying and rebuilding finished basements.Learn more
- Sewage backup cleanupSafe removal and sanitizing after a sewer or toilet backup.Learn more
- Water extraction and dryingStanding water out, then drying until readings say dry.Learn more
- Rebuild and repairDrywall, floors, trim and paint, done by the same crew.Learn more
- Mold remediationMold removed and the wet area dried out.Learn more
- Mold inspection and testingFind out if you have mold and how far it goes.Learn more
42years
as a journeyman builder
1crew
from first call to finished room
24/7
emergency line, nights and weekends
4.9stars
on Google
Our process
How it works, start to finish
Four steps, one crew, one phone number.
- Step 1
Stop the water and pull it out
We find where the water is coming from, stop it, and extract standing water from floors, carpet and the structure.
- Step 2
Dry it out
We set dehumidifiers and air movers and take moisture readings each visit. The equipment stays until the readings say dry.
- Step 3
Document it for your adjuster
We photograph the damage, log every moisture reading, and write the estimate. We send that documentation to your insurer and meet your adjuster on site.
- Step 4
Build it back
The same crew replaces drywall, insulation, flooring, trim and paint. No handoff to a second contractor.
Who you are hiring
Owned by a 42-year builder
Curtis Berg owns the company. He served in the Navy Seabees, the Navy's construction force, and has spent 42 years as a journeyman builder.
The person who dries out your home already knows what it takes to build it back right.
- Navy Seabees veteranBuilt for hard conditions
- Works for youNot for your insurance company
Insurance documentation
We work for you, not your insurance company
You hire us and we bill you. Then we give your insurer the paperwork they ask for, so you are not chasing photos and receipts while your house is torn open.
Your insurance company decides what your policy covers. We are a restoration contractor, not a public adjuster.
What your adjuster gets
Sent to your insurer, in writing
- Photos of the damage before, during and after
- Moisture readings logged on every visit
- A written estimate for the dry-out and the rebuild
- Documentation sent to your insurer
- We meet your adjuster at your home
Our work
Real jobs, start to finish
Photos from our own jobs: finding the water, opening up what got wet, and drying it out.
- Moisture readings
A moisture meter held against a water-stained ceiling, reading 42.6 
Tear-outThree crew members in dust masks pulling wet insulation, drywall and wiring out of a basement room 
Our equipmentAir movers and dehumidifiers racked and strapped inside a work van 
Mold removalA technician in a protective suit and respirator vacuuming a concrete block wall under ductwork 
Tear-outA technician in a protective suit cutting away drywall next to exposed pipes and a pressure tank 
InspectionA technician with a flashlight checking an opened section of ceiling above a doorway
Areas we serve
Local to Fairfax and Loudoun counties
Homes, townhomes and condos across 12 communities. Not on the list? Call and ask.
Fairfax County
Guides
Guides for homeowners
Plain answers to the questions we hear most.
- GuideWho to call for water damageRead the guide
- GuideWhat to do if your pipes freezeRead the guide
- GuideDoes homeowners insurance cover water damage?Read the guide
- GuideBasement flooded? What to do firstRead the guide
- GuideHow to test for mold in your houseRead the guide
- GuideHow to prevent frozen pipes in Northern VirginiaRead the guide
FAQ
Common questions
Not answered here? Call (703) 783-7855, any time.
Do you answer the phone at night and on weekends?
Yes. We answer 24/7, nights and weekends included. Call (703) 783-7855 any time.
What areas of Northern Virginia do you serve?
We serve 12 communities in Fairfax and Loudoun counties: Fairfax, Leesburg, Sterling, Ashburn, Chantilly, Falls Church, Reston, Vienna, Herndon, Dulles, Oakton, Dunn Loring.
Do you do the repairs too, or only the cleanup?
We do both. The same crew that dries out your home rebuilds it, from drywall and insulation to flooring, trim and paint, so you never wait on a second contractor.
What do you give my insurance company?
We send your insurer the documentation they need: photos, moisture readings and a written estimate. We also meet your adjuster at your home. You hire us and we bill you, and your insurance company decides what your policy covers.
Do you handle mold?
Yes. We inspect and test for mold, remove it, and dry out the moisture that let it grow.
How fast can you get to my home?
Call us and we will give you an arrival time on the phone.
Available 24/7
Water where it should not be? Call now.
The sooner the water comes out, the less has to be torn out. One crew dries it out and builds it back.