Our water damage cleanup process is systematic and thorough, designed to restore your home to its pre-damage condition while minimizing disruption. As an IICRC-certified firm, we adhere to industry best practices to ensure a safe and effective restoration. Our proven process includes the following:

1. Assessment and Inspection:  We identify the extent of water damage and develop an action plan.
2. Water Extraction: Utilizing specialized equipment, we remove excess water to prevent further damage.
3. Drying and Dehumidification: We create a controlled environment to facilitate thorough drying.
4. Cleaning and Sanitizing:  All affected areas and belongings are cleaned to remove contaminants.
5. Repairs and Restoration: Necessary repairs are made to restore your property.
6. Final Inspection: We ensure all work meets our high standards and your satisfaction.
7. Documentation and Communication: We keep you informed throughout the process and provide documentation for insurance purposes.

USA Restoration Pros is a full-service water damage contractor in Schertz, offering a comprehensive suite of restoration services tailored to your needs. We understand that every water damage event is unique and requires a targeted approach. The water damage restoration services we provide include:

• Water Damage Restoration 
• Flood Damage Cleanup
• Water Extraction 
• Water Mitigation
• Sewage Cleanup  
• Structural Drying   
• Dehumidification 
• Thermal Imaging 
• Leak Detection   
• Emergency Water Damage Cleanup  

Understanding the coverage your homeowner's insurance policy provides regarding water damage is crucial for financial protection. While many homeowners assume that all types of water damage are covered, the reality can be more complex. Below are situations where your homeowner's insurance may provide coverage, as well as scenarios that typically fall outside of coverage.

Homeowner's insurance will cover water damage if:

• Sudden & Accidental:  Water damage resulting from sudden and accidental incidents, such as a burst pipe, is generally covered.
• Storm Damage: Damage due to storms, including rainwater entering the home through damaged roofs or windows, is typically included.
• Vandalism:  Water damage caused by vandalism or intentional acts that lead to water intrusion can be covered under your policy.
• Fire Extinguishing: Water used in firefighting efforts to put out a blaze is also often covered.

Homeowner's insurance will not cover water damage if:

• Property Neglect or Poor Maintenance: Damage resulting from neglect or failure to maintain the property, such as a long-term leak, is usually excluded.
• Floods: Standard homeowner's insurance policies generally do not cover damage from flooding; separate flood insurance is typically required.
• Sewer Backups: Damage from sewage backups often needs specific sewer backup coverage to be addressed.
• Ground Seepage: Water that seeps into a home due to rising groundwater or other natural occurrences is commonly not covered.