Water damage restoration that protects your home and your claim.

Within 24 to 48 hours. That is the window before mold typically begins to grow and before clean water degrades into a more contaminated category. The faster the water is extracted and drying begins, the more of your home and belongings can be saved, and the lower the final cost. If you have standing water now, the priority is stopping the source and calling for extraction, not waiting to see if it dries on its own.

Usually, if the damage is sudden and accidental, such as a burst pipe or an overflow. Most standard homeowners policies cover sudden internal water damage but exclude gradual leaks that were left unaddressed, and exclude flooding from outside, which requires separate flood insurance. Coverage turns heavily on documentation, which is why we record the loss to the IICRC S500 standard from the first visit and bill your carrier directly.

Household fans and a shop vacuum move surface water, but they do not dry the structure. Water wicks into wall cavities, under flooring, and into the subfloor, where it stays wet for weeks and grows mold long after the surface looks dry. Professional drying uses calibrated air movers and dehumidifiers, and moisture meters to confirm the structure has actually reached dry standard, not just dry to the touch.

We measure it. Rather than guessing, our technicians take moisture readings on the affected materials and compare them to a dry reference elsewhere in the home, then monitor daily until the readings meet the S500 dry standard. Those readings are documented and become part of the file your insurer relies on.

It depends on how much material is wet, how contaminated the water is, and how long it sat before drying began. A small clean-water loss in one room is far less than a Category 3 loss across several rooms that requires removal and disinfection. Because we bill insurance directly on covered losses, most homeowners pay their deductible rather than the full amount. We give you a clear assessment before work starts.

Yes. We document the loss thoroughly, provide the moisture logs and photos your adjuster needs, and communicate with your carrier from first notice through final payment, so you are not stuck translating between the restorer and the adjuster.

A plumber stops the leak. A restoration company handles everything the water already touched. The plumber repairs the pipe or fixture, and the restoration team extracts the water, dries the structure to standard, prevents mold, and rebuilds what was damaged. Most water losses need both.

Both. We handle the full process from emergency extraction and drying through reconstruction, so the same team that dried your home also rebuilds it. Keir is a licensed general contractor, CSLB #1157517, which means the repairs are handled in house rather than handed off.

Yes. iDri has IICRC WRT certified technicians on staff, meaning certified in water damage restoration, and our work follows the IICRC S500 standard. We are licensed, CSLB #1157517, and insured.

We serve the San Fernando Valley, greater Los Angeles, and Ventura County, including West Hills, Woodland Hills, Calabasas, Encino, Northridge, Burbank, Simi Valley, Thousand Oaks, and Camarillo. Call and we will confirm we cover your address.