Privacy Policy
This policy explains what happens to information connected with this website and with calls to the phone line it publishes.
It was written for this site and this service, and it applies only to Washington Water Damage Pros.
What This Website Collects
This site has no forms, no account system, no email capture and no live chat. It does not ask you for your name, address, phone number or any other personal detail. There are no advertising trackers, no social widgets, no third-party analytics scripts and no cookies set by this website. Every asset the site loads, including its stylesheet, script, icon and structured data, is served from this domain.
Like any website, the hosting infrastructure that delivers these pages may record standard technical requests, such as the page requested, the date and time, the referring page and the general region a request came from. That information is used to serve the site, keep it available and understand aggregate traffic volume. It is not used to identify individual visitors.
What Happens When You Call
The phone number published here connects you with a dispatcher. During the call you will be asked about the water damage and your location, which is necessary to match you with a provider who covers your area. Information you provide on that call may be shared with the independent local provider who is offered the job, so that the provider can call you back, schedule the work and prepare the right equipment.
Beyond what is needed to make that connection, the service does not sell your details to unrelated third parties, and it does not add you to marketing lists. If you do not want information shared with a provider, do not provide it on the call, though in that case it may not be possible to arrange service.
How Providers Handle Your Information
Providers in the network are independent businesses. Once you speak with one and engage them for work, that business handles your information under its own privacy practices and applicable law, including records it must keep about the job, the estimate, the work performed and any insurance documentation. Because those providers are independent, this site cannot control or describe their internal practices, and a homeowner with a question about a specific provider's handling of their information should ask that provider directly.
Legal Requests and Safety
Information may be disclosed where required by law, such as in response to a valid legal process, or where disclosure is necessary to protect the safety of a person or to investigate fraud or abuse of the service.
Children
This site and the phone line are intended for adults who own or occupy property in Washington. They are not directed at children, and no personal information is knowingly collected from children. If a child calls the line, the dispatcher will take the location and the water emergency details needed to send help.
Your Choices
- You choose what to share on the call. Only the details needed to route a provider are required.
- You can ask a provider not to be contacted again for marketing.
- You can browse every page on this site without providing any information at all.
- You can use your browser settings to block cookies and scripts; the site will still work, including the phone links and the FAQ sections.
External Links
Some pages on this site may reference outside resources for general information, such as a state or federal flood program. Those sites have their own privacy policies, and this policy does not cover them.
Changes to This Policy
If this policy changes, the updated version will be published on this page. Continued use of the site or of the phone line after a change means you accept the updated policy. The current version is dated 2026-09-24.
Questions
Because the service operates by phone, privacy questions can be raised on the same line: (888) 217-5329. Please note that the dispatcher can explain what happens to call information, but cannot provide legal advice. Related terms are set out in the terms of use and disclaimer.