How Flood Zone San Diego Works

Tell us what happened, and we connect you with a licensed local water damage restoration professional who serves your area. It's free for homeowners, and there's no obligation to hire anyone.

1. Reach out. Use our help form. Tell us your city or ZIP code and what happened.
2. We connect you. We pass your request to a licensed restoration professional who serves your area.
3. The pro contacts you. They'll ask a few questions, then come out to assess the damage and give you a written estimate.
4. You decide. You choose whether to hire them. You can always get other quotes.

How we vet professionals

• Active California contractor license, verifiable on the CSLB website
• Technicians trained to the IICRC S500 water damage standard
• Experience documenting claims for insurance
• Written estimates and clear communication

How we're paid

We may receive a fee from the restoration professionals we refer you to. That never costs you extra, and it doesn't change the information in our guides. Details are in our disclosure.

Your responsibilities

Always verify a contractor's license yourself, read estimates and contracts before signing, and talk to your insurer about your coverage. The contractor you hire is responsible for their work, not Flood Zone San Diego.