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Dallas · Dallas County

Dallas fire & water restoration — occupied commercial and houses

Serving Dallas, from Reunion Tower to White Rock Lake.

Occupied commercial, multifamily, Oak Cliff and West Dallas houses. High-rises and stacked buildings next to single-family slabs. Same drying, fire, and rebuild work as the rest of DFW.

Smoke and water move differently in stacked buildings. After a multi-suite flood in the Dallas Design District we dry the wet band, keep tenants in place when the file allows it, and rebuild off-hours — not a vacant-house demo package.

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Fort Worth — opened ceiling and air movers during water mitigation

Water damage in Dallas

High-rises, multifamily, and occupied commercial need different logistics than a single-family slab leak. We say so up front.

Water damage restoration · Structural reconstruction

Fort Worth — charred framing after a house fire

Fire and smoke in Dallas

Smoke and soot travel differently in stacked buildings. We map the path before anyone paints over it.

Fire damage restoration · Structural reconstruction

Fort Worth — architectural shingles at a roof valley

Hail, wind, and flooding

Hail and wind across Dallas County. We separate roofing from interior water and keep tenants in the loop on occupied jobs.

Storm damage restoration

The estimate and the house

In Texas you pick the contractor. The carrier’s vendor list is optional. We document the house, write a scope from what we see, and talk to the insurance company.

What we see in Dallas

Multifamily water. Occupied commercial corridors. Kitchen and amenity fires. Storm interior water.

  • West Dallas
  • Oak Cliff
  • mid-cities
  • occupied commercial

Typical Dallas jobs

  • Multifamily water

    Multifamily water

    Phased drying so other units stay livable when it’s safe.

  • Kitchen / amenity fire

    Kitchen / amenity fire

    Soot path in stacked buildings mapped before rebuild.

  • Architectural shingles along a roof valley

    Storm interior water

    Roofing and interior water as separate scopes, one job.

Dallas FAQs

Do you restore in Dallas?

Yes. Occupied commercial, multifamily, Oak Cliff, West Dallas. Call us.

Can you handle occupied towers?

Yes. Phased so tenants stay when it’s safe.

Are you an insurance program vendor?

No. You choose the contractor. We work with your carrier on documentation.

Condo fire or water in downtown Dallas?

Building structure and your contents are often two files. We document the unit. Call us.

Condo contents vs building.

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Reviews

BBB Accredited Business — The Public Restoration Company, LLC
  • “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!”

    Ryan HallGoogle review

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Need help in Dallas?

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