Tammy B.
9/26/2025
Very professional, communicative, thorough, and fast. I so appreciate their help. They documented everything with photos and clear communication, including directly with the insurance company. I...
Green Water & Fire
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5000 W Bloomingdale Ave Unit 7
Chicago, IL 60639
History
Green Restoration now Green Water and Fire Inc was established in early 2018. As a new business owner I managed and helped grow another restoration company for almost 8 years, not to mention many years of experience with other disaster recovery companies. It was finally time to start our own. We provide the highest quality service in the industry from our quality work as well as the representation for you dealing with insurance companies. From start to finish you will be completely satisfied with ours services GUARANTEED. We would happily assist you in your time of need. Family owned and operated business
Specialties
Quick Inspections and Estimates. Water & Fire Damage Restoration Services. Mold Remediation, Structural Drying, Sanitation and Disinfecting. Commercial and Residential |I.I.C.R.C Certified Firm| |Eco-Friendly| Licensed and Insured| Cash Pricing or we work with your Insurance company! Free Estimates |Free Quote|
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Reviews
4.580 reviewsJoan F.
10/20/2025
Green Water & Fire responded quickly to my leak, but their billing lacked clarity and was misleading. I was led to believe the charges would go directly through my insurance, but when that fell...
Josh W.
7/31/2025
I rarely write reviews, but Adam and the team at Green Water and Fire have been EXCEPTIONAL. When we experienced water damage in our basement due to a faulty HVAC installation, Adam and the team...
Tracie R.
3/26/2025
Great job by Steve and Adam. After my upstairs neighbor had a furnace incorrectly installed, I immediately came to help and called the highest rated companies. Green Water & Fire sent Steve to my...
Aimee V.
8/25/2025
Being new to the Chicago area from Arizona, we were scrabbling to figure out who to call and what to do when our basement flooded after last week's big storm. Steve was able to come out right way...
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