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A house and its street under floodwater

Emergency restoration · 24/7

The worst day in the house. We take it from here.

Burst pipe, storm water, kitchen fire or the smell you can't find — a Bluestone crew is at your door in about an hour, drying, cleaning and putting it back the way it was.

~60 minTypical time to arrival
24/7/365Holidays included
1 crewMitigation through rebuild
DirectBilling to your insurer

What we restore

Four kinds of bad day. One number.

Every job starts the same way — stop the damage, measure it, document it — and ends with the room finished, not just dry.

The first 24 hours

What happens after you call.

The first day decides how big the claim gets. This is how we spend it.

Minute 0

A person answers

We ask five questions, tell you what to shut off, and send the nearest truck.

Hour 1

Stop the damage

Water out, power safe, openings boarded, belongings moved to dry ground.

Hour 3

Measure & document

Moisture readings and photos of every room, sent to you and your adjuster.

Hour 24

Drying plan running

Fans and dehumidifiers set, checked daily until the readings say dry.

A collapsed ceiling after a leak
Before
The finished room after restoration
After

Mitigation to move-back-in

Most companies dry it out. We finish the room.

Hand a job between three contractors and you get three schedules and three excuses. Bluestone keeps it in one crew: the people who pulled the wet drywall are the people who hang the new board and paint it.

  • One project lead, one phone number, start to finish
  • Daily photo updates you can forward to your adjuster
  • Rebuild quoted line by line, in plain English

We deal with the insurance company.

We document the loss the way adjusters need it, write the estimate in their software, and bill them directly. You sign once.

How claims work

From the people we've helped

Calm, in the middle of it.

“It was two in the morning and the basement was ankle deep. They were in the driveway before I'd found the shut-off.”

Homeowner, split-level

“They talked to the adjuster so I didn't have to. I got photos every day and a finished kitchen at the end.”

Homeowner, kitchen fire

“We manage six buildings. They're the only call we make now.”

Property manager

Water on the floor right now?

Shut off the main if you can, stay out of standing water near outlets, and call. We'll talk you through the next ten minutes.

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