# Storm damage restoration in Louisville > Storm water damage in Louisville KY: emergency extraction, structural drying, and dehumidification after wind and rain. Call (502) 829-7913. Canonical page: https://www.alldrylouisville.com/storm-damage-restoration/ 24/7 storm damage response Severe weather hits Greater Louisville hard, and the hours right after a storm decide how far the water travels. All Dry Services of Louisville answers 24/7, aims to be on site within the hour, and handles the interior water damage from safety assessment through documented dry. Interior storm damage ## We handle the water storms leave behind All Dry Services of Louisville aims to be on site within the hour when storm damage strikes. We are locally owned and operated and the crews are our own employees, so the response is faster and better matched to your property than a national call center can dispatch. We focus on interior water remediation. Wind opens the building, rain follows it in, and the water keeps working long after the sky clears. We extract it, dry the structure with commercial drying equipment, and document that it reached a dry standard. How we handle storm damage ## Storm water extraction, drying and documentation Once a storm drives water inside, every hour matters. All Dry Services of Louisville handles the interior water damage, working alongside whoever is repairing the exterior. ### Safety assessment Trained professionals identify immediate hazards like downed power lines, sagging ceilings, and standing water near electrical sources before any work begins. ### Moisture mapping Storm water spreads well past the room it entered. We map how far it travelled through walls, insulation, and subfloor before any equipment is placed. ### Water extraction and drying When storms push water inside, powerful extraction equipment removes it and advanced drying prevents mold growth and further structural damage. ### Dehumidification Commercial dehumidifiers pull the remaining moisture out of the air and materials, which is what stops mold taking hold after the visible water is gone. ### Documented dry standard We take daily moisture readings and hand over the log, so you and your adjuster can see the structure reached a dry standard. Taylor Howell, Google review 4.9 stars across 31 Google reviews Storm damage response ## What you can count on after the storm ### We aim to be there within the hour When storm damage strikes, a crew responds fast. ### 24/7 availability Storm emergencies are answered by local staff at any hour. ### Free inspections* Damage assessment and a recovery plan at no cost. ### Billed direct to insurance Storm claims are stressful. We handle the paperwork. ### IICRC certified technicians Water damage mitigation to the industry standard. ### Locally owned and operated A Louisville team, not an out-of-state storm response outfit. Two different claims ## Storm water and flood water are different claims This distinction decides more claims than anything else after severe weather, and it catches people out. Water that enters because wind or a falling limb opened the building, through a damaged roof or a broken window, is generally treated as storm damage and covered by a standard homeowners policy. Water that rises from the ground and enters at floor level is flood, and flood almost always requires a separate policy. The same storm can produce both in the same house. Rain entering through a damaged roof upstairs and ground water entering the basement below are two different claims, and documenting which water went where matters more than it sounds like it should. We record entry points and the path the water took, because that record is what separates the two. We bill carriers directly and work with your adjuster throughout. What we will not do is tell you what your policy covers. Endorsements and exclusions vary, and the right answer is to read your declarations page or call your agent while we scope the damage. FAQ ## Questions Louisville homeowners ask us Stay clear of hazards first: downed power lines, sagging ceilings, and standing water near electrical sources. Then call us and, if the building is still open to the weather, a roofer. We handle the water side, starting with a free assessment of how far the moisture has travelled inside. No. We are a water damage mitigation company, not a roofing or exterior contractor, and we do not cut trees either. Our work is the interior: extraction, structural drying, and dehumidification. We regularly work alongside roofers on the same property, and we can start drying as soon as the building is closed in. Most residential jobs run two to four days on equipment, though it depends on how much water came in and what it soaked into. Hardwood and plaster hold moisture far longer than drywall and carpet. We take daily readings and only pull equipment once the materials reach a dry standard. Insurers treat water that entered because wind, hail or a falling tree opened the building differently from rising ground water, which usually falls to separate flood insurance. Establishing which one you have matters before you file, and your carrier makes that call. We document everything, bill carriers directly, and work with your adjuster throughout the claim. Come now for the assessment, start drying once the building is closed in. There is no sense drying a structure that is still taking water, but knowing how far the water has already travelled shapes what happens next, and the documentation is stronger taken early. We regularly work alongside a roofer on the same property and coordinate the handover. We answer live around the clock and aim to be there within the hour under normal conditions. After a widespread severe weather event, be cautious of anyone promising the same response to everyone: demand spikes, and realistic scheduling matters more than a headline number. We will give you a real window when you call and tell you if it has moved. We work alongside them directly, and it saves you being the messenger between two trades. Practically, they close the building in and we take care of what the water did inside it. We will talk to them about timing so drying starts as soon as the property is weathertight, and we document our side of the loss separately so both scopes are clear to your adjuster. Related pages ## After the storm Emergency response, 24 hours a day ## Emergency restoration response, 24 hours a day One call reaches All Dry Services of Louisville, day or night, and a local person answers rather than a message service. If it is an emergency we call in an on-call technician there and then, so you are not waiting until morning to find out whether anyone is coming. If it can wait, free inspections* are scheduled during business hours. Either way your insurance is billed directly. Answering now Answered by local staff, not AI or an answering service. - We aim to be there within the hour - Free inspections and estimates* - Billed direct to your insurer *Free inspections and estimates are offered during business hours. Some conditions apply; call for further information. Inspections and estimates must be authorized by the property owner or management company. - We aim to be there within the hour - IICRC certified technicians - BBB A+ rated, accredited since 2023 - EPA Lead-Safe certified firm - Locally owned and operated - 24/7 live calls - Free inspections and estimates - We bill your insurance directly - Veteran discounts - Mitigation and remediation by our own technicians - NAT-F274909-1 - A+ rated ## Contact - Business: All Dry Services of East Louisville - Phone: (502) 829-7913 (answered 24/7) - Address: 8401 Shelbyville Rd #106, Louisville, KY 40222 - Service area: Louisville, Middletown, Jeffersontown, La Grange, St. Matthews, Hurstbourne, Fisherville, Prospect, Crestwood (Kentucky) - Rating: 4.9 across 31 Google reviews