Water Damage and Restoration

  If you are faced with water damage, don’t hesitate to contact U.S. Disaster Restoration. We are here to help you through this difficult time. We ensure your property is restored quickly and safely. We will promptly begin the process of water damage restoration by water removal, content removal, and damage repair.  

• We offer 24/7 emergency response.
• Extremely fast response times. 
• No job is too big or too small. 
• We are the leading restoration company at Lake of the Ozarks. 
• We provide expert help and use state of the art equipment. 
• We are a locally owned business. 
• We are insured and have certified technicians. 
• You will be able to talk directly to a project manager, not a 1-800 voice guide. 

 US Disaster Restoration Technicians will ask you some questions that will help them know what equipment and resources to bring to provide the highest quality service possible.  Some questions our technicians will as are: 

• Name and contact information 
• Street address of where the damage is located, whether it be residential or commercial. 
• What date did the damage occur? 
• Insurance provider (if possible) 
• Can you tell us what caused the damage and whether or not the source has been shut down so that further damage can be prevented?  
• Is power still functional in the residence or commercial building? 

We understand that water damage can strike suddenly and create chaos. After we begin the water damage assessment, we commit to making sure the process is stress free for you. 

There are multiple reasons why you may have water damage. Some of the examples can be: 

• Frozen, burst, or leaking pipes 
• Sewage or Septic Tank Backups 
• Water Heater Tank Leak, Dishwasher, or Washing Machine Floods 
• Crawl Space Floods 
• Overflowing sinks, bathtubs, or toilets 
• Sump Pump Failures 
• Flooding after a severe rainstorm. 
• Leaking windows and sliding glass doors 
• Leaking Roofs 

If you find any of these problems in your home or commercial building, time is of the essence. As the water sits, it damages more of the area, and mold problems can begin to occur.