Our team handles water, fire, mold and biohazard cleanups with proven restoration methods to protect your property and prevent further damage.
IICRC-Certified | 24/7 Emergency Response | Locally Owned & Operated in Gilbert, AZ | We Handle Your Insurance
We handle the entire restoration job. Show up fast, pull the water out, find the wet spots you can’t see using thermal cameras. Then we dry the structure with industrial fans and dehumidifiers. Not the box fans you can buy at Home Depot. The real stuff that pulls 125 pints of water a day out of the air. After it’s dry, we rebuild. Drywall, insulation, paint, baseboards. Same crew that dried it out does the rebuild, so nothing gets dropped between two companies.
We work directly with your insurance. Document everything with photos, meet the adjuster on site, scope the job properly, bill them direct. We’ve worked with State Farm, Allstate, Farmers, Travelers, USAA, every major carrier in Arizona. We know what they pay for and what they push back on.
Other Restoration Services
We help you board up the windows and doors that burned through, so the house is secure overnight. Pull the suppression water out fast. Clean the soot with the right method for what burned. A kitchen grease fire leaves a different residue than a furniture fire than an electrical fire. Each one needs a different approach. Then we kill the smell. Not with sprays or candles. Real odor work with ozone machines and hydroxyl generators that break the smoke molecules apart. You can't cover that smell. You have to destroy it. After the cleanup, we rebuild. New drywall. Paint with stain-blocking primer first, because if you skip that step the smoke bleeds back through the new paint within weeks. Match your existing finishes. Restore the cabinets, the flooring, the trim.
Mold in Gilbert homes shows up in places people don't expect. Behind drywall after a slow slab leak. In attics where the AC condensate line drips for months. Around bathroom fans that vent into the attic instead of outside. By the time you can see it or smell it, the colony behind the surface is usually bigger than what's visible. We handle the whole job. Inspection first to figure out how far it spread and where the moisture came from. No point removing mold if the leak is still active. Air and surface testing when you need lab confirmation. Then the remediation. Plastic containment around the work area. Negative air pressure with HEPA filtration. Verify the air is clean before we rebuild. After removal, we put it back together. New drywall, paint, baseboards. Match the existing finishes so the patch doesn't show.
A lot of restoration companies stop after the dry-out. They pull the water, cut out the wet drywall, run fans for three days, hand you a list of contractors for the rebuild, and walk away. Now you're managing two companies. Two schedules. Two scopes of work. Two adjusters' worth of paperwork We do both phases. Same crew. Same job. One scope. Mitigation first. Stop the damage from spreading, extract the water or clean up the fire, dry the structure, remove anything contaminated. Then we put your house back together. Drywall hung, taped, textured, painted. Insulation replaced. Baseboards and trim reinstalled. Flooring laid back down. Cabinets rebuilt or replaced. Tile work. Countertops. Whatever came out goes back in.
Biohazard work is the stuff most restoration companies won't touch. Sewage backups with raw waste pushed up through the floor drains. Unattended deaths where the discovery happened days or weeks later. Crime scenes after the investigators have packed up and gone home. Hoarding situations where the cleanup itself is a health risk. Bloodborne pathogen contamination from an injury or accident. Rodent or animal infestations with biological waste throughout the structure. Everything gets disinfected at the molecular level using ATP testing to verify, not just wiped down and called clean. Affected porous materials, drywall, carpet, padding, sometimes subflooring, get removed and disposed through proper channels.
A lot of Gilbert homes built before 1980 have asbestos somewhere. Old vinyl floor tile. Drywall joint compound. Roofing felt. You can't tell by looking. The material looks like regular building material. You have to test it. We test first by taking samples. If it comes back positive, we handle the removal under Arizona's required protocols. Sealed containment around the work area. Negative air pressure so fibers stay contained. We bag the material and dispose it at a licensed asbestos facility. Final air clearance testing before anyone goes back in. Documentation for your records and your insurance.
Your insurance company can be billed directly for our services. Please call us before filing an insurance claim.
We handle it when water gets in where it shouldn’t — cleaning up floods or sewage mess, fixing mold issues, and taking care of the whole restoration process (yes, we deal with your insurance people too).
Water damage spreads fast. We arrive quickly to protect your home. Our team extracts all standing water immediately. We pull moisture from your floors and walls completely. We dry everything to prevent mold growth.
Wet structures lead to big problems. We start drying your home right away. Our team places professional equipment. We remove moisture from walls, floors, and framing completely. Then we confirm everything is dry to prevent mold.
Burst pipes flood your home in minutes. We respond immediately to stop the damage. Our team removes all water right away. We dry your floors, walls, and cabinets completely. We make your home safe again.
Floods happen fast. We are available immediately to help your family. Our team pumps out water right away. We dry your floors and walls completely. Then we clean everything to keep you safe.
Big storms break things. Wind rips off roofs. Rain soaks through walls. Trees fall on houses. We fix it all. Our crew covers holes to stop more damage. We clean up the mess. We rebuild what’s broken.
Sewage backups are dangerous and unpleasant. We arrive fast to protect your family. Our team removes all contaminated water immediately. We sanitize your floors, walls, and surfaces completely.
We have real local knowledge of neighborhood-specific problems, insurance expertise that helps you maximize claims, and true 24/7 response with real people answering phones.
Five star ratings
Our customers consistenly give us 5 star rating for our jobs. We’ve earned that reputation one job at a time, showing up on time, charging what we quote, and fixing it right the first time.
Local Knowledge That Actually Matters
Our IICRC-certified technicians understand Gilbert’s challenges: how monsoon patterns flood different neighborhoods, which areas have chronic slab foundation issues, and how desert climate screws up normal restoration work.
Insurance Claims Assistance
Insurance claims after property damage feel overwhelming and confusing. Flow State Restoration’s team handles all documentation, meets with adjusters on-site, and ensures fair settlements. We know what insurance companies try to pull and present claims that maximize coverage while getting approval fast.
60-min Response
When you have an appliance leak or sewage backup or monsoon floods, you can’t wait 4 hours. We dispatch immediately from Gilbert to your neighbourhood. Emergency calls get priority both day and night.
We are based in Gilbert, hence we can quickly reach homes throughout the East Valley, including communities near SanTan Village, Freestone Park, and the Loop 202 and US-60 corridors.
Our restoration crews regularly respond to emergency calls across Mesa, Chandler, Tempe, Scottsdale, and nearby Phoenix neighborhoods.
In Mesa, we frequently assist homeowners in communities such as Dobson Ranch, Reed Park, Alta Mesa, Red Mountain Ranch, Las Sendas, Superstition Springs, and The Groves. Many homes we serve are located near major Mesa landmarks including Banner Desert Medical Center, Mesa Community College, and Superstition Springs Center, where plumbing leaks, storm flooding, and appliance failures can cause significant water damage.
Our team also serves properties throughout Tempe neighborhoods including South Tempe, Downtown Tempe, and areas surrounding Tempe Town Lake. Homes and apartments near Arizona State University, Tempe Marketplace, and the Mill Avenue District often rely on our team for rapid response when water damage, fire damage, or mold problems occur.
In Scottsdale, we frequently provide restoration services in neighborhoods such as McCormick Ranch, Hayden Estates, South Scottsdale, and Paradise Valley Village, including properties located near well-known destinations like Old Town Scottsdale, Scottsdale Fashion Square, and Salt River Fields.
We also respond to emergency water, fire and mold emergencies throughout Chandler neighborhoods such as Ocotillo, Sun Lakes, and Downtown Chandler, including homes located near Chandler Fashion Center and the Price Corridor technology district.
Really depends. A small fix, like cutting out some wet drywall and patching it up, might be $200-$300. But if the water’s been there a while and messed with the structure? You’re looking at thousands, easy. I’ve seen people spend $5,000+ when joists or subfloors need replacing.
Most of the time, yes — if it’s sudden, like a burst pipe or washing machine leak. What insurance doesn’t usually cover is long-term stuff, like slow leaks that went unnoticed for months. We’ll take care of all the paperwork and meet the adjuster so you get every dollar you’re entitled to.
We use pretty simple stuff, just on a bigger scale. First are the big vacs that pull the water out fast. Then we’ve got these heavy dehumidifiers that pull moisture right out of the air. We also set up a bunch of high-speed fans to push air into walls and under floors so everything dries evenly. It’s noisy for a bit, but it works.
First thing, shut off the main water line if you can and cut power to the affected area. Move anything you can out of standing water — rugs, furniture, whatever’s in the way. Then give us a call right away. The faster we start drying things out, the less damage (and mold) you’ll have to deal with later.
Yeah, if you don’t deal with it fast enough (usually in the first few days). Water gets into your floors, the framing, drywall. And once it’s in there, mold starts growing like crazy.
In a few days you will notice a musty smell. Mold actually spreads incredibly fast, and your walls or floors could already be rotting from the inside out. You will have pretty large scale renovation project if you don’t take care of it immediately.
When you face water damage, don’t experiment with companies that don’t understand Gilbert. Flow State Restoration works directly with your insurance company and gets everything restored.
