24/7 Emergency Service
Emergency tarping, water extraction, and full cleanup after atmospheric rivers, wind, and debris flows. 24/7 across Santa Barbara.
When a winter storm gets inside, we tarp it, dry it, and put it back together.
Santa Barbara's rain comes in bursts. We get most of our roughly 18 inches a year between November and March, and much of it arrives in intense atmospheric-river storms that overwhelm roofs, gutters, and drainage in a matter of hours. When one of those storms gets water inside, we respond fast to stop it from getting worse.
Storm cleanup is often a two-part job: stop the intrusion right now with emergency tarping and board-up, then handle the water damage the storm already caused. We do both, and we help you document it all for your claim.
After a big blow or a heavy rain, call us for:
Every storm damage cleanup job covers the full scope — one crew, start to finish, no surprise hand-offs:
Secure first, then restore.
We stop the intrusion immediately — tarping roofs, boarding openings, and diverting water — so no more gets in while the storm continues.
We remove the water that already got inside before it spreads and soaks deeper into ceilings, walls, and floors.
We map the moisture, remove unsalvageable materials, and treat any contaminated storm or debris-flow water as a health hazard.
Commercial drying equipment and daily monitoring bring the structure back to a dry standard, with sanitizing where contamination was involved.
We repair the damage — from ceiling water damage to flooring — and coordinate roofing repairs so your home is whole and weather-tight again.
Two things make our winter storms especially damaging. First, atmospheric rivers can dump inches of rain in hours, faster than drainage can handle. Second, in areas below wildfire burn scars — the foothills above Montecito, Summerland, and Toro Canyon — that rain can trigger debris flows carrying mud and contaminated water. We prepare for both, and we treat debris-flow water with the caution it deserves.
Santa Barbara's iconic Spanish red-tile roofs shed water beautifully — until the underlayment ages or the flashing fails. Then the tile hides the leak while water runs into the structure underneath. After a big storm, a stain on the ceiling is often the first sign. Our post on red-tile roof leaks explains what to watch for.
Free, itemized estimates and direct insurance billing. Cost depends on:
Wind and sudden storm damage are generally covered by homeowners insurance; rising-water flooding may need separate flood coverage. We document the cause carefully so your claim is complete.
A local Santa Barbara crew can be on the way within the hour. Call for immediate help, or request a free estimate.
(201) 277-9344 — serving Santa Barbara & the Central Coast, day or night.
Why Restore Santa Barbara
Our roughly 18 inches of rain arrive in a handful of intense winter storms, and below the burn scars they can turn into debris flows. We tarp and stop the intrusion first, then handle the water — and we treat muddy debris-flow water as the hazard it is.
Trained and certified in water damage restoration, applied structural drying, and mold remediation.
A real person answers 24/7 and a local crew is dispatched within 30 minutes across Santa Barbara.
Licensed, bonded, and fully insured — and locally owned, not a national franchise.
Thorough documentation and moisture readings, worked directly with your adjuster.
Where We Work
We provide storm damage cleanup throughout the city, the county, and neighboring communities — the same fast local response everywhere. Find your area:
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Call now for 24/7 emergency response, or request a free estimate. A local crew can be on the way within the hour.
(201) 277-9344 · 434 State St, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
