
Aledo · Parker County
Fire, water, and storm restoration in Aledo
Serving Aledo, home of the Aledo Bearcats.
Metal roofs, one-story houses, shops, and wells on Parker County acreage. Walsh Ranch is Fort Worth city with an Aledo mailing and Aledo ISD — not Aledo proper.
Supply lines fail in a freeze. Hail dents metal and bruises shingles. A shop fire smokes the house through the HVAC. We dry the assembly and rebuild what the loss actually opened.

Water damage in Aledo
Broken supply lines, leaks over the garage, well equipment that failed. After a fast storm, yards and crawlspaces take water. We extract, take readings in cabinets and subfloor, and dry from those numbers. If the mechanical room is wet, that room is on the map.

Fire in Aledo
Houses with shops and detached garages. Soot still goes through the HVAC. After the fire department leaves we board up, decide what can be cleaned, and photograph it before anything gets torn out.

Hail and wind in Aledo
Metal dents. Shingles bruise. Ridge vents strip in west wind. Water inside after a storm is a roof and attic job. We look at decking, flashing, and the rooms below — not just the shingles.
Insurance in Aledo
Shops, well equipment, and metal roofs get skipped on a lot of first estimates. We write what's on the property. Coverage is the policy and the carrier.
What we see in Aledo
Supply-line drying. Hail roofs with stains inside. Garage or shop fires that smoked the house.
- Aledo
- Annetta
- Willow Park
- Walsh Ranch
Typical Aledo jobs

Supply line in a one-story house
Readings in cabinets and subfloor. Mechanical room on the map if it's wet.

Garage fire that smoked the house
Board-up, HVAC, what gets cleaned, what comes out.

Metal roof after hail
Panels, fasteners, flashing, attic — not a dent count.
Aledo FAQs
Do you restore houses in Aledo?
Yes. Call us.
Is Walsh Ranch the same as Aledo?
No. Walsh Ranch is a Fort Worth master-planned community with an Aledo mailing address and Aledo ISD. This page is Aledo proper and ranch acreage.
Can you dry a house on a well?
Yes. House and mechanical / well rooms both get readings.
Do you work metal roofs?
Yes. Panels, fasteners, flashing, and the attic — not just a dent count.
Do you dry after a hail leak?
Yes. Roof and the rooms below. Fans and dehumidifiers from the readings.
Do I have to use insurance’s contractor?
No. In Texas you choose who restores the house.
Do you work shops in Aledo?
Yes, when the shop is part of the loss.
“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.”
Brandon UrbanovskyGoogle review
“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
“The quality of their work exceeded expectations. Nick was punctual, respectful of the property, and kept everything clean and organized throughout the project. What stood out most was their commitment to doing the job right the first time while keeping me informed every step of the way.”
Calvin JowersGoogle review
“Great communication! Prompt service! Thank you, Nick! Highly recommend!”
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