Water Damage Restoration In Hattiesburg MS

Water damage doesn’t wait for business hours. The first 24–48 hours determine whether you’re paying for a cleanup or a full rebuild — standing water saturates drywall, soaks into framing, and starts breeding mold within 48 hours. Drying has to start fast.

Hydra Clean has been responding to water damage in Hattiesburg homes and businesses since 2002 — on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Burst pipes, washing-machine overflows, roof leaks, toilet backups, storm flooding, water-heater failures — we’ve seen and handled all of it across the Pine Belt.

Commercial-grade extraction equipment removes up to 95% of standing water from carpet and floors. Professional air movers and dehumidifiers run continuously until structural moisture levels return to normal — we monitor moisture readings daily and don’t pull equipment until your home is actually dry. Skipping that step is why DIY water cleanup so often leads to mold problems weeks later.

We work directly with all major insurance carriers in Mississippi, document the loss for your claim, and bill the insurance company directly when your policy allows.

There’s literally no job we can’t handle!

Twenty-plus years of restoration work in South Mississippi means we’ve seen every way water finds its way where it doesn’t belong:

• Burst & frozen pipes — the most common winter call in the Pine Belt
• Supply-line leaks — washing machines, dishwashers, ice makers, toilets
• Water-heater failures — tank rupture or supply-line burst
• Toilet overflows & sewage backups — sanitized cleanup for biohazard situations
• HVAC condensation leaks — slow ceiling and drywall damage from AC units
• Roof leaks from storm damage, missing shingles, or aging flashing
• Flooding — ground water intrusion, basement flooding, storm surge
• Foundation seepage — recurring water entry around the slab or crawlspace
• Firefighter water — structural water left behind after extinguishing a fire

Whatever the source, the response is the same: extraction first, then drying, then dehumidification, then sanitization for contaminated water, then restoration of what can be saved. Each step is timed and monitored so the home dries the right way, not just dries on the surface.