Toledo Damage Restoration is a free referral service for water damage restoration in Toledo, Ohio, and nearby towns. One phone number, (567) 290-1980, connects you with an independent local restoration company that can give you a free quote.
Why this site exists
Water damage is stressful, and it usually happens at a bad time. Searching online turns up dozens of franchise pages that look alike and say little about Toledo. We built this site to answer the local questions first, like who shuts off the water, who handles a sewer backup, what the city's grant pays for, and what insurance usually covers, and then to make getting help one phone call.
How we research our information
We start with official sources: City of Toledo pages on basement flooding, water service and the Basement Flooding Grant; the City of Maumee's sewer program pages; the City of Sylvania and Lucas County sewer contacts; FEMA and the National Flood Insurance Program; the U.S. EPA's mold guidance; and Ohio Supreme Court decisions. Prices come from published cost data from HomeAdvisor, Angi and similar sources, always named and dated. We use local news, like 13abc's storm coverage, for recent events. Anything we couldn't confirm is marked for review instead of guessed. Guides and the cost guide show a "last updated" date.
We also read patterns in public reviews of Toledo-area restoration companies to learn what homeowners value and what goes wrong. We don't publish those reviews or name the companies; we turn the patterns into questions to ask and red flags to watch for.
Who you're connected with
Calls go to an independent local restoration business. Which business that is can change over time. We don't employ the crews, and we don't vouch for any provider's work, so use the hiring checklist and questions on this site, and ask every company for proof of insurance and a written estimate.
Referral disclosure
Restoration companies may pay this site for referrals. Your price stays the same. Calls are recorded for quality and training. Read the full disclosure and privacy policy.
If a job goes wrong
Talk to the provider first and put your concerns in writing. If that doesn't resolve it, contact the Ohio Attorney General's consumer protection section. See how it works for more.