Fast, Certified, and Thorough Response When Water Strikes
Water Damage Restoration
When water invades your property—whether from storms, burst pipes, or rising floodwaters—you need more than just cleanup. You need expert restoration that addresses both the damage and the underlying risks. HBM Restoration delivers rapid, IICRC-certified water damage repair services that restore your property and peace of mind.
Emergency Water Damage Services Include:
Water Extraction & Moisture Removal
Structural Dry-Out & Dehumidification
Damage Assessments & Reporting
Mold Prevention & Remediation
Odor Control & Air Quality Management
Floor, Wall, and Ceiling Restoration
Sanitation & Surface Disinfection
Content Drying & Salvage
Insurance Documentation Support
Hurricane Repairs
Storm-Resistant Restoration, Reimagined
24/7 Emergency Hotline
(808) 748-7245
How We Work
Immediate Assistance
We handle emergencies 24 hours a day, seven days a week, so we can be on the scene when you need us.
Complete & Accurate Assessment:
We inspect your property to diagnose and record water damage and risks, then give you a thorough report.
No High-Pressure Tactics
We want you to feel confident youʼre making the right decision for your property, so we won't pressure you. Once the damage has been stopped, you can review your options and move forward when you're ready.
Help with Insurance Claims
We will work with you and your insurance company to expedite a plan of action.
Flood Recovery
Turn Flood Devastation Into Full Recovery
Why Choose HBM Restoration?
IICRC-Certified Technicians
Licensed General Contractors
24/7 Emergency Response
Local Expertise, National Standards
Fast, Transparent Communication
Compassionate, Professional Service
TRUST, RESTORATION,
AND ALOHA
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions?
What qualifies as water damage?
Water damage refers to any physical harm to your property caused by water intruding where it shouldn’t be. This can include things like soaked carpets, warped flooring, stained or sagging drywall, bubbling paint, mold growth, or even structural issues. Common sources include burst pipes, leaking appliances, roof leaks, overflowing sinks or tubs, sewage backups, and flooding from storms. If water has affected any part of your home’s structure or created excess moisture, it likely qualifies as water damage and should be addressed right away to prevent further issues.
Should I call insurance or a restoration company first?
We recommend calling a trusted restoration company first—like us—so we can begin mitigating the damage right away. Insurance adjusters can sometimes take a few days to schedule an inspection, and by then, you could already be well on your way to recovery. Acting quickly helps prevent further damage and gives you a head start on cleanup. When you do file your claim, you can let your insurance provider know which restoration company you’ve chosen to handle the work. We’re also happy to document everything and provide any necessary reports to support your claim.
How fast can HBM Restoration respond to an emergency?
At HBM Restoration, we’re available 24/7 and ready to respond immediately when disaster strikes. In most cases, our team can be on-site within hours to begin assessing the situation and taking action to prevent further damage. Fast response is critical in emergencies like water, fire, or mold damage—and we’re committed to getting you help as quickly as possible so recovery can begin right away.
How do you assess for damage to drywall?
Our team uses a combination of visual inspection and moisture detection tools to assess drywall damage. We look for signs like staining, swelling, soft spots, bubbling paint, or mold growth—indicators that water has compromised the material. We also use moisture meters and infrared cameras to detect hidden moisture behind walls. If the drywall is saturated, crumbling, or showing signs of mold, it may need to be removed and replaced to ensure your space is safe, dry, and structurally sound.
Will I need to replace my flooring after water damage?
It depends on how severe the water damage is and what type of flooring you have. Some flooring materials—like tile or vinyl—may be salvageable if the water is extracted quickly and thoroughly dried. However, porous materials such as carpet, hardwood, and laminate are more vulnerable to permanent damage, warping, or mold growth. During our on-site assessment, our restoration experts will evaluate the condition of your flooring and provide honest recommendations on whether repairs are possible or if replacement is the safest route.
Contact Us
for Emergency or Scheduled Restoration Services
Whether it’s an urgent restoration or a planned remediation, our certified team is ready to help. Complete the form below and we’ll reach out promptly—or call our 24/7 emergency line for immediate support.
