Contact Fort Worth Restoration Group
Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for water, fire and mold emergencies across Fort Worth and Tarrant County. Call now to get connected with a restoration professional.
If water is actively spreading, smoke damage needs immediate attention, or mold has turned up somewhere it shouldn't be, calling is the fastest way to get help moving. Every call to (682) 610-3848 is answered with the goal of understanding the situation and routing it to a restoration professional equipped to handle it, day or night, weekday or weekend.
This page covers what to have ready when you call, what happens after you reach out, and answers to the questions people most often ask before making that first call.
What to Have Ready When You Call
- The property address, including any relevant unit or suite number
- A callback phone number where you can be reached
- A brief description of what happened and when it started
- Whether water or fire damage is still active right now
- Whether the electricity and water supply to the affected area have been shut off, and whether that's safe to do
- Whether the property is residential or commercial
- Insurance information, if available - this isn't required to get help started
Business Details
Fort Worth Restoration Group, 3130 Plumwood St, Fort Worth, TX 76111. Phone: (682) 610-3848. Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for emergency water, fire and mold calls across Fort Worth and Tarrant County.
What Happens After You Reach Out
A call to (682) 610-3848 is the fastest way to get a response, and it's answered by someone who will ask a few quick questions to understand the type of damage, how urgent it is, and where it's located. From there, the call is routed to a restoration professional serving that part of Fort Worth or Tarrant County.
If you'd rather send details first, the contact form on this page reaches the same network, but an active emergency - water still running, an unsafe electrical situation, or anything involving fire - is always better handled with a direct phone call, since a form submission isn't monitored with the same immediacy as the phone line.
What to Expect for Response Time
The restoration professionals connected through this site are set up for 24/7 emergency response and prioritize calls based on urgency - an active water loss or a fire-related safety concern moves ahead of a non-emergency inquiry. That said, no specific arrival time can be promised before a call comes in and the situation is understood; response depends on the nature of the damage, the location, and current call volume. Being direct about that upfront is more useful than a number that doesn't hold up.
Send a Message
Prefer not to call right now? Send the details and a message will be routed to the on-call restoration team.
Business Details
Fort Worth Restoration Group
3130 Plumwood St
Fort Worth, TX 76111
(682) 610-3848
Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for emergency dispatch.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is someone available right now?
Yes. Calls are answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays and weekends, because water, fire and mold damage don't wait for business hours.
Do I need to know if this is covered by insurance before I call?
No. Call first and get the damage assessed. Insurance claim assistance, including documentation and communication with an adjuster, is generally available through the restoration contractor handling the job once it's underway.
What if the damage is at a rental property or a commercial building I manage, not my own home?
That's fine. Have the property address and a callback number ready, and let the person who answers know it's a rental or commercial property so the call can be routed appropriately.
Should I try to clean up before calling?
For most situations, no. Shutting off a water or power source is worth doing if it's safe to reach, but attempting extraction, moving through standing water near electrical outlets, or handling contaminated water without the right equipment can make things worse or put you at risk. It's safer to call and let a restoration professional advise on next steps.