Last updated: October 10, 2026.
What Fire & Water Energy is
Fire & Water Energy operates a telephone referral line and this informational website. When you call (866) 937-3230, we try to connect you with an independent restoration contractor that handles the type of damage you describe in your area.
What Fire & Water Energy is not
- We are not a restoration, remediation, construction, plumbing, roofing or cleaning contractor, and we do not perform any of that work.
- We do not employ the contractors you may be connected with. They are independent businesses.
- We do not have local offices, crews or trucks in the cities named on this website. City and state pages describe local conditions and explain how to reach a contractor; they do not mean we have a location there.
- We are not an insurance company, adjuster or public adjuster, and nothing on this website is legal, insurance, medical or engineering advice.
Independent contractors
Contractors set their own prices, estimates, schedules, contracts, warranties and service areas. They are responsible for their own work, licensing, permits and insurance. Before hiring anyone, we encourage you to verify any state or local license that applies to the work, ask for proof of insurance, get a written estimate and scope of work, and read the contract before signing.
Availability is not guaranteed
Whether a contractor is available, and how soon, depends on independent providers in your area. We cannot guarantee that a contractor will accept your job, arrive within a particular time, or complete the work to a particular standard.
How we may be compensated
Referral services like ours are commonly paid by participating contractors or by marketing partners for calls or referrals. Any such arrangement does not change the price a contractor quotes you through us, and you are never obligated to hire a contractor you are connected with. If you have questions about how a particular referral was made, ask when you call.
Images and content
Photographs on this website are AI-generated illustrations of typical restoration situations. They do not depict real jobs, real customers, specific properties or particular disasters. Local information on city and state pages is drawn from public sources cited on each page and may change; check official sources for current conditions and emergency instructions.