Bexar County
Our home county, where the freezes of February 2021 and January 2024 burst pipes in homes and schools.
Bexar County water damage and burst pipes
Communities
6 counties, 10 communities
Restoration Service Areas From Bexar County to Williamson County
Our restoration service areas cover six Texas counties, all served from our San Antonio base: Bexar, Comal, Guadalupe, Kendall, Travis and Williamson. Ten communities inside them have their own pages, and we're available 24/7 for water, fire, mold and smoke damage.
Find your county
Texas Damage Response has a page for each county in its restoration service areas and for ten communities inside them: San Antonio and Converse in Bexar County; New Braunfels and Canyon Lake in Comal County; Seguin, Schertz and Cibolo in Guadalupe County; Boerne in Kendall County; Austin in Travis County; and Round Rock in Williamson County. Each county page covers what’s local there, from flood and freeze history to the age of the housing.
Four of the six counties sit in the San Antonio metro, and Travis and Williamson counties are the far end of the map, up Interstate 35. Don’t see your town? Start with its county page, or call and ask.
Comal County
A fast-growing county where much of the housing has gone up since 2010.
Comal County water damage and drying
Communities
Guadalupe County
Flooding in July 2025 reached households here, and the things inside a home can take as much care as the walls.
Kendall County
Hill Country floods struck here in July 2025 and again in July 2026.
Kendall County emergency restoration
Community
Travis County
Creek flooding runs through the county's history, Onion Creek's Halloween flood of 2013 included.
Travis County water extraction
Community
Williamson County
Flood-control dams built for rural land now sit among fast-growing subdivisions.
Williamson County fire and water restoration
Community
How we cover six counties from San Antonio
Texas Damage Response runs every job out of San Antonio. That’s our base for all six counties, whether you’re calling from Converse or Canyon Lake, and one phone number covers the whole area 24/7.
It starts with your call. We assess the damage and document it before cleanup begins, then do the work the job calls for, whether that’s water extraction, structural drying with moisture monitoring, mold remediation, smoke and soot cleanup or a contents pack-out. We help document the damage and work with your insurance carrier throughout the restoration process. Our process page walks through each step.
Travis and Williamson counties sit farthest from our base. We serve Austin and Round Rock from San Antonio, with no office in either county. Call first. Tell us what happened, and we’ll explain what the job involves and how we’d handle it.
The same restoration work in every county
Texas Damage Response offers the same services everywhere in its restoration service areas. Water damage restoration comes first: emergency water extraction, structural drying, moisture monitoring and complete mitigation after a burst pipe or a leak. Mold remediation means safe containment, removal, cleaning and treatment of the affected areas. Fire damage restoration handles cleanup after a house fire, from fire and smoke damage to soot and the odor that stays behind. Contents pack-out covers careful packing, inventory, transport, storage and the return of your belongings. And 24/7 emergency response is there for the night it all goes wrong.
Not sure which service you need? That’s normal. Call, or send a service request with your town and a line or two about the damage.
Water, fire or mold damage at home?
Tell us where you are and what happened. We're available 24/7.