24/7 Water Damage Restoration in Cape Cod since 1985
40 Years of Local Experience | Super Fast Response Time | IICRC-Certified Specialists | Direct Insurance Billing
24 Hour Emergency Assistance 800-675-3622

Water damage on the Cape doesn’t wait for business hours. Whether it’s a burst pipe from a winter freeze, Nor’easter flooding, or groundwater seepage in a coastal basement, you need a local team that understands Barnstable County’s unique environment.
Since 1985, Disaster Specialists has provided rapid water extraction and professional water damage restoration in Cape Cod to protect your coastal investment.
We don’t just dry the surface; we use state-of-the-art extraction equipment and industrial-grade equipment to ensure your property is bone-dry and mold-free.
Living on the coast requires a specialized restoration approach. Our IICRC-certified professionals tackle the four biggest threats to Cape homes and seasonal cottages:

Providing emergency restoration services 24/7/365.
Utilizing Industrial LGR Dehumidifiers & High-Speed Air Movers.
Locally owned and operated since 1985 with top-tier customer service.
We work directly with your adjuster to manage the claim and provide a detailed cost estimate.
From mold remediation to complete reconstruction.
Verified results with moisture readings & detailed documentation for insurance and peace of mind.
We follow a rigorous, IICRC–compliant workflow to return your property to pre-loss condition:
The first few minutes are critical. Follow these steps to protect your family and minimize structural damage while our team is en route.
Electrical Hazards: If you can reach the breaker box without walking through water, turn off the power. Never enter a flooded room if the electricity is still on.
Slip & Fall: Wet tile and wood are incredibly slick. Wear rubber-soled shoes.
Avoid "Black Water": If the flooding is due to a sewage backup, evacuate. These require professional sewage cleanup services.
If the damage is from a burst pipe, turn off the main water shut-off valve.
If the source is a roof leak during a storm-damage event, place buckets under the drips to catch water.
The "Aluminum Foil" Trick: Place foil under the legs of wood furniture to prevent "wicking."
Clear the Floor: Move rugs, magazines, and electronics to a dry area.
Lift the Curtains: Pin up long draperies so they don't touch the wet floor.
Take photos and videos of the standing water and the source.
Our team will provide a full digital moisture map, but your initial photos are "Gold" for your insurance adjuster.
Don't use a standard household vacuum to suck up water.
Don't turn on your HVAC system if you suspect water has entered the vents.
Don't leave wet books on the floor; the ink will bleed and permanently stain your flooring.
Neighboring South Coast Communities: Wareham | New Bedford | Fall River
Don’t let water damage in Cape Cod sit; every hour counts. For more information on local guidelines, visit the Barnstable County Official Website.
Call Disaster Specialists now at 800-675-3622 for your free water damage assessment!






Time is your biggest enemy. On Cape Cod, mold can begin to grow within 24 to 48 hours. We recommend calling for professional water damage restorers in Cape Cod immediately.
Standard fans often just circulate damp air. We use industrial-grade equipment specifically designed to pull moisture out of the air, even in our saturated coastal environment.
Not necessarily. Damage in seasonal properties often involves “wicking.” We use thermal imaging to locate hidden moisture and can often salvage the structure if professional water damage repair in Cape Cod begins promptly.
Generally, standard insurance covers “sudden and accidental” damage, but not rising groundwater. Our team is experienced in documenting losses for both standard and FEMA-related flood claims.
If we arrive quickly, yes. We use specialized floor-drying mats. However, if the wood has begun to “cup” significantly, replacement may be necessary.
Cape Cod’s sandy soil has a high water table. During heavy rain, hydrostatic pressure forces groundwater through foundation cracks. We provide specialized drying and long-term water mitigation strategies.
In many cases, yes. However, if the water is contaminated (Category 3) or if the noise from our state of the art equipment is too disruptive, we may recommend temporary relocation.