Do you cover all of Los Angeles County?

Most of it. Call with your address and dispatch will confirm and give you an arrival window.

How fast can a crew get to me?

It depends on where you are and the traffic at that hour. Dispatch gives a real window, not a guess.

Do you handle smoke damage after the fires?

Yes, including ash cleanup in homes that were left standing.

Can you help with an apartment leak that reached my unit?

Yes. We document every affected unit separately for owners and insurers.

Do you work with my insurance company?

We document the loss the way adjusters expect. Your policy decides what is covered.

Dispatched from Little Tokyo

Water damage restoration across Los Angeles County

Most of our calls come from inside Los Angeles County: old pipes in older houses, storm water off the hills, and smoke and ash after the fires.

Call (323) 709-0141 All service areas

Answered 24/7
City and county
Water, mold and fire

24/7 emergency line

(323) 709-0141

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Call the 24/7 lineA dispatcher picks up.
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Tell us the addressWe give a real arrival window.
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Crew sent outFrom our Little Tokyo office.

Quick answer

We handle water damage, mold and fire cleanup across Los Angeles County, from Long Beach and the South Bay to Pasadena, the San Fernando Valley and Santa Clarita. Crews dispatch from our office in Little Tokyo at any hour. Dispatch gives you an arrival window based on where you are and the traffic at that hour.

Los Angeles County

One county, very different houses

Los Angeles County runs from beach towns to mountain canyons. The water damage calls change with it. Older neighborhoods bring corroded supply lines and plaster walls. Hillside streets bring storm water and mud. Newer apartment buildings bring leaks that travel from one unit to the next.

What stays the same is the job: stop the water, map the moisture, remove only what cannot be dried, and keep a dated record of every reading for you and your insurer.

Los Angeles County

Storms and fires that shaped the work here

Two recent events still drive a lot of our calls. The February 2024 storm dropped more than 8 inches of rain on Downtown Los Angeles in three days and set off 475 mudslides, with over a foot falling in Topanga Canyon and Woodland Hills. Less than a year later, the January 2025 Palisades and Eaton fires destroyed more than 17,000 homes and buildings, and standing houses from Pacific Palisades to Altadena needed smoke and ash cleaned out of every room.

Restoration van parked on a Los Angeles County hillside street below the San Gabriel Mountains

Common calls

What people in Los Angeles County call us for

Burst Pipe Cleanup

Supply lines and fittings that finally give way in older houses, often inside a wall.

Burst pipes in older homes

Storm and Mudslide Cleanup

Water and mud from hillside runoff after the big winter storms.

Mud and storm water inside

Wildfire Smoke and Ash Cleanup

Smoke and ash in homes that were left standing after a fire.

Ash cleanup after a fire

Apartment and Multi-Unit Water Damage

Leaks that move between stacked units in apartment and condo buildings.

Leaks between units

Slab Leak Water Damage

Hot water lines leaking under slab floors in the Valley and the South Bay.

Slab leaks under the floor

Mold Remediation

Growth behind walls and under floors after a leak was missed for too long.

Mold behind the walls

How it works here

How a call in the county works

Call the 24/7 line and tell the dispatcher where the water is coming from and which rooms it reached. We will walk you through the shutoff while a crew is sent from our Little Tokyo office.

On the first visit the crew stops the source, extracts standing water, maps moisture with meters and a thermal camera, and sets drying equipment. Readings are logged on every visit until the materials are dry.

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