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Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida

Water damage restoration in Jacksonville, FL: 5 companies that say they answer 24/7

Every company here says on its own website that it serves Jacksonville or Duval County and answers day and night. We link to the page that says so. Call the first; if nobody picks up in 2 minutes, call the next.

Short answer5 water damage companies say on their own websites that they serve Jacksonville or Duval County and answer day and night. The EPA says wet materials should be dried within 24 to 48 hours to prevent mold. Restoration averages $3,868 nationally, with most jobs between $1,383 and $6,369 (Angi).
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Water damage restoration companies for Jacksonville

1Call first

United Water Restoration Group of Jacksonville

Water damage cleanup and drying

  • Says it answers 24/7
  • Lists Duval County
Call (904) 312-7990
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Anderson Restoration & Emergency Services

Water damage cleanup and drying

  • Florida licence active
  • Says it answers 24/7
  • Lists Duval County
Call (904) 827-9919
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3Also serves the area

All Things Restored

Water damage cleanup and drying

  • Says it answers 24/7
  • Names Jacksonville or Duval County
Call (904) 423-5663
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4Also serves the area

DriMaxx

Water damage cleanup and drying

  • Says it answers 24/7
  • Names Jacksonville or Duval County
Call (904) 671-7060
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5Also serves the area

Paul Davis Restoration of North Florida

Water damage cleanup and drying

  • Says it answers 24/7
  • Names Jacksonville or Duval County
Call (904) 739-6047
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Before you call

  1. Stop the sourceShut off the main valve if the water is from a pipe. Find your shutoff.
  2. The 24 to 48 hour windowThe EPA says to dry wet materials within 24 to 48 hours to prevent mold. What drying out involves.
  3. Photos before cleanupPhotograph every wet room and item before anything is moved or thrown out.
  4. InsuranceDo not sign anything today that hands your claim to the company. Florida claim rules. Storm water? Storm versus flood cover.

What water damage restoration costs

National average
$3,868
Most homeowners spend
$1,383 to $6,369
Full span
$450 to $16,000

Source: Angi, water damage repair cost; US EPA, mold cleanup in your home. National figures. Mold removal, if it is needed, is extra.

Jacksonville water facts worth knowing

  • Who supplies your water

    JEA. The City of Jacksonville sends broken water main reports to JEA at (904) 665-6000.

    Source: City of Jacksonville, Review Group FAQ

  • A leak raised your bill

    JEA publishes adjustment terms for water, wastewater and irrigation, but we could not open the page to check the conditions. Call JEA and ask what proof of repair it needs before you throw away any receipts.

    Source: JEA, adjustment terms

  • Do you need a permit

    The city's Building Inspection FAQ lists replacing a water heater as work that needs a permit. Stopping a plumbing leak does not.

    Source: City of Jacksonville, Building Inspection FAQ

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