About this site

The short version

This is a referral line. You call, and you're connected with an independent, licensed and insured restoration company that works in Hurst. That company does the work — not us.

Who does the work

The restoration companies are separate businesses. They send the crew, explain what the job needs and what it will cost, and do it. They hold their own licenses and insurance, and they'll give you the details if you ask — which you should, for any contractor. For mold work over 25 square feet, Texas also requires a TDLR mold license, so ask about that too.

What we don't have

No crew, no trucks, no office. That's why there's no street address or license number on this site: the address and license that matter belong to the company that comes out.

We're not part of the City of Hurst, its Public Works department or any other government body.

How the site is paid

Calling is free. This site earns a fee when a call is connected to a restoration company. You don't pay this site anything.

Where the Hurst details come from

The local information here — the city's flood maps and sandbag service, who maintains which line, the soil across the Hurst area, the Texas rules on mold work — comes from public sources: the City of Hurst's own website, USDA soil surveys, NOAA storm records, and Texas statutes and TDLR guidance. Each detail was checked against its source before it went on the site.

If something is out of date, email [email protected] and it'll be fixed.