WOW! WOW! WOW! ASAP Restoration and Construction is the real…read moredeal! If you're dealing with fire or water damage, do yourself a favor and do your research before hiring just anyone. We learned the hard way that many companies make big promises just to win your business. In our case, we had over $500,000 in fire and water damage, and it seemed like everyone else was more concerned about their profit margins than helping us. Some even tried to play games with the insurance company by requesting payment for items that weren't warranted. ASAP Restoration was completely different. They were honest, upfront, and transparent from day one. They took the time to review every budget, selection, and step of the process with us, making sure we understood everything along the way. The entire team is outstanding, and Josh, the owner, truly leads by example. He tells it like it is, doesn't overpromise, and works tirelessly to make sure things get done the right way. His communication is second to none,I'd much rather have someone who over-communicates than leaves me wondering what's happening. Our biggest delay wasn't ASAP at all, it was our mortgage company and lender taking their time to release funds. Throughout that entire process, Josh worked alongside us every step of the way, helping us navigate the challenges and keeping the project moving whenever possible. The finished product looks incredible, and looking back, the extra few weeks it took to get on their schedule was absolutely worth the wait. If you're looking for a restoration company that values honesty, quality, communication, and truly cares about its customers, I can't recommend ASAP Restoration and Construction enough. Thank you to Josh and the entire team for making a difficult situation so much easier!

What an industry! I was up north with my family for the weekend and came home to standing water…read morethroughout the first floor of my house. My first call was to a plumber for help. Before the plumber even arrived, three different restoration companies showed up at my door. The strange part? I never called any of them and nobody told me anyone was coming out. I did overhear one of the technicians I allowed in for a "free evaluation" on speakerphone with the plumber asking if a $2,000 finder's fee sounded reasonable. I kept my mouth shut but it definitely raised some red flags. I listened to all three companies separately and then decided to do some serious research online. While some companies have plenty of glowing Google reviews, once you start looking at other sources like Yelp, the Arizona ROC, and the BBB, the picture can look very different. Consider this a friendly warning to homeowners: do your homework. After digging deeper, I was fortunate to find ASAP Restoration. One thing that immediately stood out is that they do not work referral deals with plumbers, do not pay kickbacks, and do not play games with deductibles. They simply focus on doing the job correctly. The team was extremely professional. The mitigation/demo crew handled the water damage quickly and thoroughly, and the reconstruction team has been excellent. We're now about 90% finished with the rebuild and everything is coming together great. I just felt the need to share my experience before heading out for spring break. If you ever find yourself in a similar situation, take a breath, do your research, and call a company that focuses on integrity and quality work. For me, that company was ASAP Restoration.

We had an under concrete leak in our laundry room. Walked in the room with 1/2 inch of water on…read morethe floor. We had Austin come out and schedule the repairs which made the process go so much smoother. The repair guys were there within the hour to stop the leak. Austin has scheduled the cleanup and build back. I didn't have the time or desire to deal with these issues and Austin has made the process much easier. Thank you Austin and DryLux.

Drylux responded quickly and completed the water mitigation work at my home after a leak from the…read moreupstairs bathroom caused damage to the ceiling below. The tech were professional and dry-out work was completed. However, my experience with the billing process was very frustrating. I was never given a clear estimate or realistic pricing before the work started. The final invoice ended up being far higher than expected for the scope of work performed. Although a discount was eventually offered, the negotiation process involved repeated pressure regarding collection and leg action, including a 20-day preliminary notice. I ultimately paid the balance to resolve the matter, but I strongly recommend that customers carefully review all documents and request detailed written pricing expectations before authorizing mitigation work. Emergency restoration billing can become very expensive very quickly.

I had a leak in the laundry room, I received a phone call and they made it sound like this was just…read morepart of the original deal. It was not. This company charged about $4,000 to tell me I have abbesses in my wall. They dried it out with a dehumidifier (I could have done that)... and the cost of that alone was $1,788.55. They tented up my laundry room for 2 days. They came back without telling me to collect their things. Thankfully I had a friend that was able to let them in. They did not communicate with me about the cost. I am glad that my insurance covered it (Progressive), but the lack of communication has caused so much frustration. These charges are insane. Avoid this place!

AHS sent out iPlum for my water leak service. iPlum sent sub contractor Enviro clean to take out my…read morewalls and install dryers. Then I declined the iPlum estimate because it was inflated. They then contacted AHS and told them that they didn't cut the holes in the walls so it would not be covered by AHS. I had to pay out of pocket $2000. DO NOT USE both of these companies and make sure only the contracto that AHS sends out does all the work. No subcontractor. Beware of this scam

This is a long overdue review for ATH! They handled two major home projects for us in 2025 in a…read moremidcentury modern condo. This review is for the first one, a bedroom ceiling/roof leak that needed mold mitigation, asbestos testing and renovation. March 2025: Leak originally started as a moisture spot on the ceiling in October 2024 but my HOA ignored it. By March 2025, the ceiling had become so compromised that water streamed in like a waterfall during a massive storm. My original contact was Noah - he gave me an estimate (along with two other companies). I really appreciated how Noah was communicative, informative and thorough. And! he didn't badger me w/ phone calls & emails, like the other two companies did. He understood that I said I would take care of the situation when I could b/c I was in the middle of Massage Therapy school. I understood the "risks" of having mold & just shut the bedroom off. Fast forward to August 2025 & now we're ready to take care of the situation. Noah followed protocol of getting an asbestos test first. Luckily, it was negative. Then Spencer, their Mitigation Specialist? built a special containment room, inside the guest bedroom that sealed off the contaminated area. Heavy duty fans stayed on for about 72 hours? so the area could be thoroughly dried after being treated w/ some kind of mold treatment. Noah was available via text when I had questions - that was surprising & super helpful! Once Mitigation was completed, Noah connected me w/ Jacob at their Restoration Department. He sent over a stellar crew led by David & they proceeded to rebuild about a quarter of the bedroom - meant to mention that they had to rip out dry wall, scaffolding, etc. This crew rebuilt and then refinished the area, including re-installing wainscotting and painting the ceiling + walls. The results? This bedroom looks gorgeous! We were thrilled with how thorough/smooth ATH was w/ this process & how the renovation turned out. Highly recommend this company for their professionalism, flexibility and high standards. Thanks to the ATH Team!

ZACH was not only patient, but concerned and went out his way to answer and clarify my questions…read more I was impressed with his work ethic, he wanted to get the job Done without hesitation!! Thank YoU for having a Excellent Employee!! ~Judy Tenant Chandler

Now days it seems good service and work ethics are hard to come by. From the first phone calls…read morewith Ashley and Vanessa, I was pleasantly surprised. Both ladies were quick in their phone responses, friendly and understanding. Their work crews were on time and took great care to get the area ready for the repair work. They used plastic and taped off areas to minimize dust and left the area each day clean and neat. Nico, Operations Manager, was reassuring and was not in any hurry to answer my questions. Thank you for your professionalism!

Our claim began on Monday, Feb 6th 2023. We had a leak coming in from our laundry room and it took…read moreus about a week to see if this was an insurance or home warranty issue, but when we found out this would be an insurance claim we contacted my ex husband who referred Alex with Slate. We called him on March 15th, he came out on the 17th and let us know the steps and process of what to do. He said to call our insurance (State Farm), assured us that they do a lot of work together and to make a claim. He said to tell State Farm we are working with a restoration company (Slate) and to start the claim. Alex did not give us a quote at this time but wanted us to process the claim in which we did. When that was done he started planning on his equipment arriving and getting the job started. Since she had told us that State Farm is a tricker insurance where he has seen claims like this get approved but also has seen claims like this get denied, we were VERY hesitant to start work and voiced our concern. We also told him we do not feel comfortable starting this process without the approval many times but he assured us by saying "Don't worry, I wouldn't accept this job if I thought it'd be denied" "It's okay, that we don't have the approval because if we don't, it's my job to get the approval because that is how we get paid." Our trust in him got our better judgment and we signed the papers to start work without getting a number estimate but again we have voiced that we want to stop at the threshold of our insurance deductible at $2500 because without approval we did not want to come out of pocket that much. We made it very clear financially we will not be able to go above that as well as move forward without being approved by insurance. Again, he was reassuring us that there is no way that this could be denied. (Texts messages attached of us asking for estimates and saying we need to stay with our deductible threshold) When the crew came on the 20th and started to pack up we had a conversation with the team because they were telling us how they would have to put plastic tarps up, cut out the cabinets (in the areas where the leak was not at.) I could only say "okay" cause I do not know what is right and wrong, what is wet and needs to be dried, I can only trust the company we hired. But when Thomas heard all of this, once again he questioned "why do you need to pull out all these cabinets? The leak is now there? What do you need to cut out the drywall that far? Why do you need to hang up tarps? That will be an additional cost." Which again, at this time Alex and his crew mentioned that they needed to test for asbestos, that they testing would be to our cost. I said, "okay but if it is hot for asbestos, would that make this claim more expensive? Because again, we have not gotten approval and if what is done so far is MORE than $2500 if it is hot for asbestos how much would that add on?" Alex said, "If it's hot for asbestos that will probably be an addition $1500" I then reminded and asked him again, "Okay Alex, remember we do not want to go over our $2500 if we are not approved yet. What are we at right now, cause if we are hot for asbestos and that adds $1500 we are already really close to our deductible. Shouldn't we stop until we get approved so Thomas will not be upset with the total?" Once again, "no, no Michele I am confident we can get this covered" Well, they ended up gutting our kitchen, ripping out the cabinets and ruining them that we can not put them back together, they told us no matter what they would do everything in the least invasive way possible because they needed to take pictures for the insurance company but again with the confidence that they would get this covered explained to us,"it's okay if they are damaged because if the insurance can not find a comparable match to what you have they will need to replace not only the cabinets pulled out but replace the entire kitchen." All of the review in pictures

Quick to respond and honest. I had a water pipe leak behind a wall and they came out, dropped of…read moretheir equipment to help dry out the wall at no cost. They were nice and genuine, they were there to make sure my house was taken care of. At no time did I feel that they were there to just get money out of me or anything. I'm grateful Boston and Krystal came out to make sure my water damage was taken care. I've recommended them to my friends and family and I couldn't be more grateful for their service!!

Amazing service. Krystal talked us through every step of the process and made this all as easy as…read morepossible...thank you for great service

This review is for Krystal! She was prompt, professional & quick to respond to my concerns. She got…read morethe ball rolling quickly. Thank you Krystal!! I'll update my review after they start work & finish. Feeling hopeful! Follow up: I was extremely happy with the work that was performed on my home. Ryan was especially excellent to work with. Good follow up & very caring about my concerns. Thank you so much. 5 Stars all the way to completion!

This company was excellent to deal with. From start to finish they delivered on their promise!…read moreWould highly recommend them to anyone!