Country Restoration

05/18/2026

A small leak or overflow can turn into major damage quicker than most people realize. Here’s a quick walkthrough of a recent water damage project and a little peek into how we help homeowners through the process.

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving! May your day be filled with warmth, laughter, good food, and loved ones.
If water damage disrupts your holiday, we're ready to assist. Call 360-546-3259 and press 1.

11/26/2024

Happy Thanksgiving!
We will be out of the office starting November 27th, and back in the office on Monday, December 2nd.
Hopefully you don't need us, but if you or someone you know has a water or fire damage emergency please give us a call at 360-546-3259 and press one. We have a crew ready to help.

11/23/2024

Thanks Joan!

11/20/2024

Don't Let Storm Damage Get You Down! Country Restoration is Here to Help!

Mother Nature can be unpredictable! High winds, hail, or fallen trees can wreak havoc on your property. But don't worry, Country Restoration's experts are here to help.

We can restore your home quickly and efficiently after any storm-related damage.

11/16/2024

We're proud of our work, and we want to hear from you! Share your experience with Country Restoration and help us continue to provide excellent service in Clark County. Leave a review on Google or Facebook today.

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11/12/2024

Today, we honor the brave men and women who have served our country. Whether they're family, friends, or neighbors, let's express our gratitude for their sacrifices.

11/07/2024

Quick Tip~
With temperatures dipping below freezing soon, some water pipes in your home could be in danger of freezing and splitting. Some things you can do to help prevent pipes from freezing are:
1) Add pipe insulation to pipes that you can access
2) Keep garage doors closed
3) Open kitchen and bathroom cabinet doors
4) Let the cold water drip from a faucet

Consumer Reports delivers money-saving advice to avoid frozen pipes at home and to deal with the aftermath if your pipes freeze during a cold snap.

11/01/2024

Don't forget to fall back! Daylight Saving Time ends this Sunday, November 3rd. Remember to set your clocks back one hour. Take advantage of that extra hour of sleep or productivity! (I know what I'll be doing with the extra hour😴🛌.~KC)

10/30/2024

Storms can wreak havoc on your roof. Here's how to conduct a basic inspection:

*Safety first: Avoid climbing onto a wet roof.
*Check for obvious damage: Look for missing, damaged, or loose shingles.
*Inspect gutters and downspouts: Clear debris and ensure water flows freely.
*Look for leaks: Check ceilings and walls for water stains or drips.
*Take photos: Document any damages.

If you suspect significant damage, contact a professional roofer immediately.

After a big storm, you should always check your roof for damage. Follow these tips to learn more about assessing roof damage from American Family Insurance.