Oakland County, MI

Water, Fire & Storm Damage Restoration in Troy, MI

When water, fire, or a summer storm hits your Troy home, Dry Pros is typically on-site within about two hours, day or night. We handle the emergency and the insurance claim so you can focus on your family.

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Restoration built for Troy homes

Troy’s larger subdivisions along the Big Beaver corridor and out toward Somerset are full of homes with generous square footage and deep finished basements. That extra living space downstairs is exactly where we get the most calls – a failed sump pump, a burst supply line, or storm water finding its way in can soak a finished lower level before anyone notices. Our crews know how quickly water travels through drywall, baseboard, and subfloor in these homes, and we move fast to stop the spread.

Troy also takes the brunt of the severe summer storms and hail that roll across Oakland County. Heavy downpours overwhelm drains and backup systems, and wind-driven rain can breach a roof in minutes. As an IICRC Certified Firm, we bring professional drying, cleanup, and reconstruction to every job – and because we bill insurance directly and manage the whole claim, most Troy homeowners just pay their deductible.

Common Troy jobs we handle:

  • Finished-basement flooding from failed sump pumps and backups
  • Burst pipes and supply-line failures in larger two-story homes
  • Storm, hail, and wind-driven rain damage
  • Fire and smoke cleanup with full insurance documentation

Troy restoration FAQ

How fast can you reach my Troy home?

We’re typically on-site in Troy within about two hours, 24/7. From our Warren base we reach the Big Beaver corridor and surrounding neighborhoods quickly, which matters because water spreads fast through a finished basement.

Will my insurance cover the work?

In most cases, yes. We bill insurance directly and manage the entire claim from documentation to completion, so most Troy homeowners simply pay their deductible.

Damage in Troy? We’re on our way.