Water Damage Restoration

Southern Clean Air Restoration handles water damage restoration across Louisville, Bullitt County, and southern Indiana. We extract standing water, set drying equipment, and meter the structure until readings are normal. Call 502-270-4449 as soon as you know the house is wet — water losses get a same-day answer on the phone, day or night.
How a water job usually goes
Every loss is a little different, but the steps stay the same.
- Stop the source if you can — shut the valve, kill power to a flooded heater, or tell us what is still running.
- We extract standing water with truck-mount or portable extractors.
- We set air movers and dehumidifiers and open wet carpet, pad, or drywall where the meters say moisture is trapped.
- We document moisture readings as the house dries. Equipment stays until the numbers are normal — not until the carpet feels dry under a sock.
- We walk the job with you before we pull out so you know what was wet, what was removed, and what is dry.
A small leak that sat for a week is still a drying job. A burst pipe that is still running is an extraction job first. Give us the address and whether water is still moving. We bring the equipment that matches.
What to do before we arrive
Shut the water off if it is safe. Keep people and pets off the wet floor. Take a couple of photos for your records. Do not run the heat or air over a soaked carpet hoping that dries it — that usually just pushes moisture into the walls.
Insurance and Xactimate documentation
We work with homeowners and we can work with your insurance adjuster. Our notes and moisture readings are written so an adjuster can follow the job. We use industry-standard Xactimate line items when a claim needs that format — no sticker prices on this page, because every loss scopes differently. Photos help. The address helps more. Do not wait on a claim number if water is still moving; call first, then open the claim.

Kentucky and southern Indiana service area
We work out of Shepherdsville. Louisville metro, Bullitt County, and river towns like Jeffersonville are ordinary drives for us. City pages on the locations page carry the housing notes for each town. Use the town URL if you have one. If you do not, this hub page is fine — call and give us the address.
Call when the water is happening
Water jobs go better the same day, not after a week of hoping. Have the address, the source if you know it, and a good callback number. Call 502-270-4449. We will tell you what the visit looks like and how soon we can be there.