Homeowners · Fort Worth / DFW
Homeowner restoration help — Fort Worth / DFW
Clear next steps after water, fire, or storm — without claim-settling theater.
Active loss? Call us first. The form is not dispatch.
What you get with PRC
Independent contractor (you choose) · Document before cleanup · Measured drying · We don’t settle claims — Program contractors · Estimate review
If this is happening now
Water still moving / house open
Fire / smoke after clearance
Fire · board-up / document
Sewage / Category 3
Roof open / hail
Roofing · storm interior → storm damage
Form on this hub is not dispatch. If water is still moving, don’t wait on the form or email. Call us.
Choose your path
Emergency / board-up
Stabilize first if the house is open or water is still moving.
Structural drying
Equipment follows a moisture map — not a lobby fan package.
Fire / smoke
Board-up, document soot path, dry suppression water, rebuild.
Sewage / Cat 3
Contain, remove what Category 3 requires, then dry remaining structure.
Roof / hail
Document covering, flashing, attic, and rooms below before repair vs replace.
Storm envelope + rooms below
Roof/siding vs interior water — keep the split.
Thin estimate
A technical read of their PDF — not claim-settling.
Preferred-list pressure
In Texas the carrier’s list is optional. You choose.
Pre-loss registration
Finishes, access, who to call — before something happens.
Reconstruction / finish
Rebuild from what the open building showed.
Protect · Reveal · Construct
- 01 Protect — Stop damage from getting worse (shutoffs you can do safely, board-up, tarp).
- 02 Reveal — Photos and moisture readings before cleanup erases the path.
- 03 Construct — Rebuild from what the open building showed.
What PRC does / doesn’t
Does: board-up, document, dry to readings, rebuild.
Doesn’t: settle claims · act as a public adjuster · scare-marketing on indoor growth · invent arrival-minute SLAs.
★★★★★ · Water · Brandon Urbanovsky · Google
“After a major water loss in our home, we contacted PRC.HOMES and the experience was on a completely different level than a typical restoration company. Their team approached the project with a true structural and building-science mindset instead of just throwing fans around and hoping for the best.”
“My home had damage from a water leak that needed immediate attention. The Public Restoration Company responded promptly to assess the problem. I worked with Nick, who was kind, professional, and very patient in answering all of my questions.”
Barbara LucksGoogle review
“Great communication! Prompt service! Thank you, Nick! Highly recommend!”
Ryan HallGoogle review
Send details
If water is still moving or the house is open/unsafe — call us first. Don’t wait on the form. Send details = callback when stable (few hours / next morning).
Water moving, fire just out, or roof open? Call us now.
Stable? Send details below. We call back within a few hours, or by the next morning.
Homeowner FAQs
Do you settle my claim?
No. We document and restore. We do not settle claims. We are not a public adjuster.
Must I use the carrier’s preferred contractor?
Generally no in Texas — see program contractors. This is not legal advice.
Does the form get a crew out today?
No — call for active losses. The form is a callback when the house is stable.
Active damage, or deciding who to hire?
Emergency · Program contractors · Priority