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Quick Dry Restoration handles water damage restoration in Round Rock, TX, from water removal with industrial water extractors to structural drying and the drywall and flooring rebuild. We work with your adjuster and can bill the insurance carrier directly. Call (512) 540-4747, answered 24 hours a day.
Our crews work across Round Rock, including Downtown, Greater Round Rock West, Cat Hollow, Paloma Lake and Stone Oak, and next door in Hutto and Pflugerville.
The first ten minutes matter. Shut off the water at the fixture valve or at the main. If water reached outlets or the panel, leave the power to that room off. Move rugs and furniture out of the wet area, and take photos before anything gets thrown away. Then call. The extractors and dehumidifiers come on the first trip.
Standing water goes first. We run industrial water extractors over carpet, pad and hard floors, pull the pad if it is saturated, and open the bottom of the drywall where the moisture meter says the wall took water. Then commercial dehumidifiers and high-velocity air movers go in, sized to the room, and we log a reading for every wet surface so day two can be compared to day one. Full service detail on water damage restoration.
A backed-up drain, a toilet overflow, or creek water that has crossed a street and a yard are all Category 3 water. Porous material it touched (carpet, pad, insulation, the lower drywall) comes out and gets bagged. Hard surfaces are cleaned and disinfected, and the work area runs under negative air containment with HEPA air scrubbers so nothing airborne travels through the house. See sewage backup cleanup.
Round Rock never issued a boil-water notice during Winter Storm Uri in February 2021. A backup generator bought in 2008 kept the Lake Georgetown intake pumps running, crews hauled diesel in 100-gallon totes for three to four days, and on February 16 the city told customers a dry tap most likely meant frozen pipes. Round Rock’s freeze damage was inside the houses. A split line in an attic or exterior wall runs until the main is off. Shut it off first, then call. Details on frozen and burst pipe cleanup.
Half of Round Rock’s housing was built between 1990 and 2009 by the Census Bureau’s 2024 survey, which puts those houses at 17 to 36 years old, the stretch when a water heater, a dishwasher supply line or a washing machine hose reaches the end of its run. A slow leak under a kitchen sink or behind a fridge usually shows up as cupped flooring or a soft baseboard before anyone sees water. We trace the source, extract, and dry the cabinet base and subfloor, not just the surface.
Spring severe weather is Round Rock’s other water source. On April 22 2025 the National Weather Service logged tennis-ball hail in Teravista and 1-inch hail at Paloma Lake Boulevard and Diego Drive, and a hail-opened roof lets the next rain straight into the attic insulation and ceiling drywall. Creek flooding, from Brushy Creek and from Lake Creek on the west side, is the other case, and that water is handled as Category 3. We tarp, extract, remove what cannot be dried, and dry the rest.
Brushy Creek’s record at the Kenney Fort Boulevard gauge is 23.76 feet and 31,400 cubic feet per second, set on May 25 2015. On July 4 and 5 2025 high water closed the North Lee Street and Summit Street low-water crossing in central Round Rock, and Williamson County declared a local disaster.
Commercial losses here sit on two corridors. On I-35 is Dell’s headquarters at One Dell Way, close to 900,000 square feet, the city’s largest employer. Out US 79, the road to Hutto, near Old Settlers Park is Kalahari Resorts, 1.5 million square feet with 975 rooms and a 223,000-square-foot indoor waterpark, and on University Boulevard the Baylor Scott & White Medical Center, expanding since January 2023. Roof drains, sprinkler heads and supply risers fail at that scale. We contain the wet area so the rest of the floor stays open, and document for the property manager and the carrier.
When the readings show growth as well as water, the mold side runs under state rules with an independent assessor. Our Round Rock mold remediation page walks through it.
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Photos on day one, moisture logs every day after, and a line-item estimate the adjuster can read. Direct billing is available. Two things to know in Round Rock: a sudden burst pipe or appliance failure is usually a covered loss, and rising water from Brushy Creek or Lake Creek is a flood loss that a standard homeowners policy does not cover. We write the cause of loss down the way it happened.
We cover every Round Rock neighborhood, on both sides of I-35, with the same crews that serve Pflugerville:
Brushy Creek got into my house. Is that cleaned up the same way as a burst pipe?
No. Creek water has crossed streets, yards and storm drains, so it is treated as Category 3, the same class as sewage: porous material that got wet comes out, hard surfaces are disinfected, and the area runs under containment while we work. Clean water from a supply line can often be dried in place. The photos and moisture readings are the same either way.
Does homeowners insurance cover water from Brushy Creek or Lake Creek?
Not on a standard policy. Rising water from either creek is a flood loss and needs a separate flood policy. A sudden event inside the house, a burst pipe or a failed water heater, is usually covered. Slow leaks that went unnoticed for months are often disputed. We document the cause and share it with your adjuster.
How do you know when the house is actually dry?
With moisture meters, not the calendar. We mark reading points on day one and read the same spots daily, and the equipment comes out when each material reaches its dry standard. Drywall and subfloor dry at different rates, so a room is not done until the slowest material is.
Call (512) 540-4747 and tell us where the water is, if it is stopped, and if it is clean water, creek water or sewage. Quick Dry Restoration, 1019 S Heatherwilde Blvd, Suite 120, Pflugerville, TX 78660. Crews leave from there for Round Rock 24 hours a day, and the on-site evaluation and written estimate are free.
