How It Works | Salt Lake County Water Damage Referral Service

How Our Referral Service Works

We make it easier to reach a restoration provider who serves your part of Salt Lake County. Here's exactly what happens when you call.

Referral service: your call is connected to an independent local provider. We are not a contractor, and the provider sets all pricing.

You call (866) 405-0175. Your call is routed to an independent restoration provider that serves your area, based on the type of problem and your location.
You describe the situation. What happened, which rooms or levels are affected, whether it's clean water, sewage, mold or biohazard, and your ZIP code.
The provider explains next steps. When they can come, what an inspection involves and how they price their work. You decide whether to go ahead.
The provider does the work. Any agreement is between you and the provider. We are not a party to it.

What we are, and what we aren't

SLC Water Damage Pros (slcwaterdamagepros.com) is a referral service. We are not a contractor or restoration company and do not perform any work. Calls and requests are connected to independent, third-party restoration providers who serve Salt Lake County, Utah. Those providers are solely responsible for their work, licensing, insurance, scheduling and pricing, which they set themselves. Availability and services vary by provider and location. We may be paid for connecting you with a provider. Nothing on this site is insurance, legal or medical advice.

Why this site exists

When water is coming through a ceiling, most people don't want to sort through ads. This site gives Salt Lake County homeowners practical local information (who to call at the utility, how to handle a frozen pipe, what spring runoff can do) and one number that connects to an independent provider serving their area.

Questions to ask any provider

Do you hold a Utah contractor license for the repair work, and are you insured?
Are your technicians trained to IICRC standards for water, mold or biohazard work?
How do you price the job, and will I get a written scope before work begins?
Do you work directly with my insurance company?
Who handles rebuild after drying: you or another contractor?

You can look up a Utah contractor license with the Division of Professional Licensing license lookup.

Prefer a callback?

Use the callback form and a provider can reach out. For active leaks, calling is faster.