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Water damage restoration cost guide

The figures below are published national ranges, not quotes. Palm Bay prices may be higher or lower. Only a provider who has inspected your home can give you an actual estimate.

By severity (damage class)

ClassWhat it meansPublished range
Class 1Small leak, one area of a room$150 – $500
Class 2Significant water, up to about 12 inches in at least one room$1,500 – $5,000
Class 3Water through walls, ceiling, flooring and subfloor of one or more rooms$5,000 – $15,000
Class 4Severe, whole-home or prolonged flooding$15,000 – $100,000

Source: HomeGuide, Water Damage Restoration Cost (Feb 2026). HomeGuide reports a typical overall range of $2,000 – $6,000.

Extraction and drying by water type

Water categoryTypical sourceHomeGuide, per sq ftAngi, per sq ft
Category 1 (clean)Supply line, faucet, burst pipe$4 – $6about $3.50
Category 2 (gray)Washing machine or dishwasher overflow$6 – $9about $5.25
Category 3 (black)Sewer backup, toilet overflow, outside floodwater$9 – $12about $7.50

Sources: HomeGuide, Water Damage Restoration Cost (Feb 2026); Angi, Water Damage Repair Cost (2026). The two publishers use different methods, so their figures differ.

What moves the price

Comparing estimates

When you have more than one written estimate, compare the scope line by line: square footage, equipment days, materials removed, and what repairs are included. A lower total that leaves out drying days or repairs is not comparable to one that includes them.

Insurance

Coverage depends on your policy. HomeGuide notes that standard homeowners policies generally cover sudden and accidental water damage but not flood water, which requires a separate flood policy. Ask your insurer about your own policy. We do not give insurance advice.

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