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Water & fire damage cleanup in Parma

Get a clear next step after water, fire or sewage damage. We assess the affected rooms, explain the scope and document the cleanup.

Typically 1 hour
No-obligation on-site consultation, any hour of any day
Parma
Crews working across Parma and the surrounding area
Since 2005
Restoring homes across Northeast Ohio
4.8
From 553 Google reviews

A customer’s experience

“Nathan and Alex did an excellent and thorough job. They were polite, mindful of our space and belongings. They eased our mind after explaining all of their mitigation techniques and strategies. Felt like we had a very positive evaluation.”
Mike FascelliGoogle review

Help for your Parma property

We help Parma property owners with extraction, structural drying, sewage cleanup and fire or smoke damage. The first assessment connects what happened to the work your property needs.

Cleveland Water and Fire Restoration, Inc. answers calls 24/7. A First Responder is typically on site within 1 hour to establish the next course of action. Once the plan is set, the cleanup crew follows.

Water main, house sewer or storm drain?

When water reaches a Parma home, describe the route you actually saw. Water coming from a floor drain is a different starting point from a street water break or runoff beside a foundation. Your observations help the source investigation and our indoor cleanup assessment.

Parma publishes three reporting routes: Cleveland Water for street or tree-lawn water breaks, the Cuyahoga County Sanitary Engineer for house sewer service, and Parma Service for storm-sewer or catch-basin problems. Its page includes current after-hours instructions.

Tell us which rooms were reached

Include adjoining closets, lower wall sections and flooring beneath furniture, not only the place where the water first collected.

Keep records of the leak or blockage.

A utility report or plumbing diagnosis helps explain what was corrected. We document affected materials and the proposed extraction, cleaning or drying work.

Local guidance: Parma water and sewer contacts.

Tell us what is happening at your propertyA person answers 24/7. We explain the next step and the proposed cleanup.
Call (440) 659-2188

What to ask before hiring a restoration company

A referral is a useful starting point. Also ask who will assess the loss, how the proposed work will be explained and who will keep you updated. Our short video covers practical ways to evaluate the company coming into your home.

Containment and drying equipment set up in a kitchen during water damage cleanup
A kitchen cleanup example from our company photo library. Ask how the work area will be separated and how equipment affects access to the rooms you use.

Cleanup, documentation and the next step

Our services include water extraction and structural drying, fire and smoke cleanup, sewage cleanup and storm damage cleanup. We explain the work area and proposed scope before proceeding.

If you file an insurance claim, we document the loss and work directly with your adjuster. Your insurer determines coverage. We keep you informed as the cleanup moves forward.

What we hold ourselves to

Our Customer Promise

In your home

  • Respect you and your property
  • Arrive in uniform and in a marked vehicle
  • Maintain a clean, safe job site

In every conversation

  • Listen to what you need
  • Answer calls live, at any hour of any day
  • Never use pricing most of the industry considers ‘standard’

In the work itself

  • Send trained, helpful professionals
  • Take on only work we are equipped to complete
  • Stand behind our work
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Questions, answered

Before you call

Does Parma’s sewer service include drying the inside of my house?

The city’s guidance routes the sewer investigation. Indoor cleanup is a separate task. We assess the water-affected materials and explain the work needed while the responsible utility or repair professional addresses the source.

Water, fire or sewage damage right now?

A person answers at any hour, and a First Responder is typically on site within 1 hour to establish the next course of action. The on-site consultation comes with no obligation.