24/7 Emergency Restoration in Jasper, Evansville, Vincennes, Washington, Tell City, and Surrounding Communities
911 Restoration of Southern Indiana handles water damage, basement and crawl space flooding, sewage backups, mold, fire and storm damage from Jasper across Dubois, Spencer, Daviess, Martin, Pike and Gibson county towns, and dispatches crews to Evansville, Newburgh, Chandler, Boonville, Vincennes, Princeton, Mount Vernon, Rockport and Tell City. Four things put water and damage into buildings here: Ohio River backwater and high water on the Wabash, White and Patoka rivers, intense rain that overwhelms storm sewers and pushes water up through floor drains, winter cold that splits pipes in crawl spaces and exterior walls, and tornadoes and straight-line winds that open roofs. One local team handles the emergency, the cleanup, the documentation for your insurance carrier and the rebuilding.
Quick answer: 911 Restoration of Southern Indiana provides 24/7 restoration across southwest Indiana, including water damage restoration, basement flood and sewage cleanup, mold remediation, fire damage restoration, storm damage repair and reconstruction, with IICRC-certified crews and Direct Insurance Coordination. Arrival is typically 45 minutes around Jasper, Huntingburg, Washington and nearby towns, and crews are dispatched right away to Evansville, Vincennes, Princeton and the Ohio River towns. Call (219) 212-4337.
Basement and crawl space flooding, sump pump failures, river backwater and pipes split by winter cold, dried to verified targets with daily readings.
Learn about water damage →Board-up, soot and smoke cleanup, and drying of firefighting water before it settles in the basement.
Learn about fire damage →Containment and removal of mold after basement water, river floods, roof leaks and long power outages. Indiana does not license mold remediation, so ask any contractor how they contain and verify the work.
Learn about mold remediation →Cleanup and disinfection when heavy rain overloads sewers and water comes up through floor drains, and backwater valve checks after the job.
Learn about sewage cleanup →Response for offices, stores, schools, clinics, plants and apartment buildings after river floods, storms and freezes.
Learn about commercial restoration →Rebuilding finished basements, storm-damaged roofs and ceilings, and fire-damaged rooms, with the IDEM asbestos notice handled before demolition when the rules require it.
Learn about reconstruction →Discreet biohazard cleanup with disposal under Indiana infectious waste rules, coordinated with the county coroner's office.
Learn about crime scene cleanup →Disinfection after sewage backups, floodwater, illness and long outages.
Learn about sanitization →Tarping, board-up, tree damage and drying after tornadoes, straight-line winds and ice.
Learn about storm damage →On June 13, 2025, three to five inches of rain in one to two hours flooded the west side of Evansville, and the National Weather Service in Paducah issued a rare Flash Flood Emergency. Evansville Regional Airport recorded 3.93 inches that day. Rain that fast overwhelms storm sewers and pushes water into basements through walls and floor drains.
The Ohio River at Evansville crested at 46.87 feet on March 1, 2018, where flood stage is 42 feet. When the river runs high, creeks and storm sewers that drain to it back up, and riverfront basements take on water. River water carries silt and sewage, so anything it touches needs cleaning and disinfection as well as drying.
The National Weather Service in Paducah rated the July 9, 2024 Mount Vernon tornado EF-3, and tornadoes touched down near Newburgh, Chandler and Dale on June 21, 2026. Torn roofs and fallen trees let rain into attics and walls, so tarping and drying come first.
Evansville dropped to -6 F on December 23, 2022, according to the National Weather Service in Paducah. Cold like that splits pipes in crawl spaces, exterior walls and unheated garages, and the water often shows up only when the pipe thaws.
From our Jasper location, crews respond 24/7 across Dubois County and nearby towns and dispatch to Evansville, the Warrick County towns, Vincennes, Princeton and the Ohio River towns, including Evansville, Newburgh, Vincennes, Jasper, Washington, Boonville, Huntingburg, Loogootee, Petersburg, Chandler, Oakland City, Ferdinand, Princeton, Mount Vernon, Tell City, Santa Claus, Rockport, and Dale. Not sure whether your address is in our area? Call (219) 212-4337 and we will tell you right away or connect you with the right team.
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We answer every call at any hour and dispatch a crew right away. Typical arrival is 45 minutes around Jasper, Huntingburg, Ferdinand, Dale, Santa Claus, Loogootee, Washington, Petersburg and Oakland City; for Evansville, Newburgh, Chandler, Boonville, Vincennes, Princeton, Mount Vernon, Rockport and Tell City we tell you the arrival time when you call.
Trained crews with moisture meters, thermal imaging, and the containment and disinfection equipment each job requires.
Photos, moisture readings and a written scope for your adjuster, with communication and billing handled for you.
Crews based in Jasper who know how southern Indiana basements and crawl spaces flood, how sewers back up and what storms do to roofs.
The same team handles the emergency, the cleanup and the reconstruction.
Extraction, disinfection and drying for river floods, flash floods, sewer backups, freeze breaks and wind damage.
Basement water, river flooding, sewage, storm damage and frozen pipes get worse every hour. We hope you never need us, but when you do, we are ready.
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