Mesquite · Bunkerville · Moapa Valley
Water, fire or mold damage in Mesquite? Get a restoration pro on the phone.
One call, any hour. We connect you with an independent restoration provider that serves the Virgin Valley, so drying, cleanup and repairs can start before the damage spreads.
What we can help with
Water damage
Burst or leaking pipes, slab leaks, water heaters, AC drain lines, roof leaks and flash-flood water inside the home.
Water damage in MesquiteFire & smoke
Soot, smoke odor and the water left behind by firefighting, from kitchen fires to brush fire smoke.
Fire and smoke cleanupMold
Mold that follows a hidden leak, a slow drip under a sink or water that soaked into drywall and cabinets.
Mold removalBiohazard
Discreet cleanup after an unattended death, trauma, sewage backup or hoarding situation.
Biohazard cleanupWhat happens when you call
- Tell us what happened. Water, fire, mold or biohazard, and your town or ZIP code.
- We connect you. Your call is routed to an independent restoration provider that covers your area.
- The provider takes it from there. They explain next steps, timing and cost, and can usually work with your insurance company.
The call is free. You only pay a provider if you choose to hire them.
Why water damage happens here, even in the desert
Mesquite gets little rain, but when it comes it often comes hard. The city's own history describes how a heavy storm "at any time of the year can turn the Virgin River into a raging torrent," and in June 1882 afternoon thunderstorms broke the settlers' canals in fifty places. In January 1910 the river flood at Mesquite was nearly a mile wide, and in January 1989 the failure of the Quail Creek Reservoir dike upstream sent floodwater down the Virgin River to the Highway 170 bridge in Mesquite.
Most calls are less dramatic: a slab leak under a tile floor, a water heater that lets go, an AC drain line that backs up during a long summer, or a monsoon storm that pushes water under a door from a nearby wash. The common thread is speed. Water that sits in drywall, cabinets and baseboards for a day or two is much more likely to turn into mold and bigger repairs.
If you live near the Virgin River or a wash, check the city's FEMA flood map and your insurance. A standard homeowners policy usually treats a burst pipe differently from rising floodwater, which typically needs a separate flood policy.
While you wait for help
- Shut off the water at the main valve if the leak is from a pipe or fixture.
- If water is near outlets, cords or the electrical panel, stay out of the area and turn off power only if you can reach the breaker safely.
- Take photos and video of every wet room before anything is moved. Your insurer will want them.
- Move rugs, electronics and valuables off wet floors if it is safe to do so.
- Do not use a household vacuum on standing water, and avoid touching sewage or soot with bare hands.
- Call your insurance company to open a claim, then let the restoration provider document the damage.
Questions people ask
Are you a restoration company?
No. We are a referral service. Your call is connected to an independent restoration provider that serves the Mesquite area, and that provider does the work.
What does it cost to call?
Nothing. Any pricing comes from the provider you speak with, and you decide whether to hire them.
Will insurance cover it?
It depends on the cause and your policy. Sudden events like a burst pipe are often covered; gradual leaks and outside floodwater often are not unless you have the right coverage. Most providers will help document damage for your adjuster.
Which areas do you cover?
Mesquite and nearby Nevada communities, including Bunkerville, Logandale, Overton and Moapa. See the service area page.
Is someone available at night or on weekends?
The line is open 24/7. Provider availability can vary, and the provider will tell you when they can arrive.
Damage is still spreading? Call now.
Free referral line, answered 24/7 for Mesquite and nearby communities.