HB Water Damage is a set of plain-language water damage guides for Huntington Beach and the nearby Orange County and Long Beach communities, with one phone line that connects callers to independent restoration contractors.
It is operated by Mogup SARL. It does not perform restoration work, does not set prices and is not a party to any contract you sign with a contractor.
IndependentNot owned by a contractor.
Check any licenseVerify at cslb.ca.gov.
Answered daily7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Pacific
Huntington Beach areaPlus 20 nearby cities
In short
HB Water Damage exists to answer the questions people ask when water is on the floor: what to do first, what the contractor will do, what it costs, what insurance usually pays, and what is different about homes in this part of Orange County. The phone line is there for the moment reading is not enough.
Most water damage pages online are written to win the search result, not to help the person standing in the wet room. The guides here are written to be useful on a phone at 11 p.m.: short answers first, then the detail, then who to call. Every location page is built from facts about that town, such as the age of its housing, who runs its water and sewer system and where its flood risk comes from, so the advice fits the house you are actually in.
Facts come from the City of Huntington Beach and neighboring cities, the US EPA, FEMA, the California Department of Insurance, the Contractors State License Board, the Census Bureau and the IICRC standards that restoration contractors work to. Each page lists its sources at the bottom.
Cost figures name the survey and the year. Local figures name the city document they come from. Where a source is older, the page says so.
There are no made-up reviews, no stock "team" photos presented as staff, and no claims about response times or prices the site does not control.
If something is wrong or out of date, send the page and the correction through the contact page. Pages are updated, and the update date at the foot of each guide changes when they are.
When you call, you are asked for your zip code, what is wet and where the water came from. The call is then connected to an independent restoration contractor who covers your area. The contractor does the inspection, gives the estimate and does the work. Contractors pay a fee for connected calls; callers pay nothing to HB Water Damage, and the fee is not added to your bill. The full explanation is on How it works and the Referral marketing disclosure.
HB Water Damage asks for this from every contractor that joins directly and from the call network that routes calls. You should still check the license yourself at cslb.ca.gov before work starts: it takes one minute, and it is the single most useful thing a homeowner can do before signing anything.
Email and other questions: contact page
Phone: (888) 217-4707, 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Pacific. The line is for people with a water damage problem. For anything else, email is answered within two business days.
Water in your home right now? Call and get connected to an independent restoration contractor who covers your street.
HB Water Damage is operated by Mogup SARL, which also owns the content on this site. It is not owned by a restoration company or an insurer.
Because the site is a guide and a phone line, not a contractor. Showing a crew that does not exist would be misleading. The people who do the work are the independent contractors your call is connected to.
The line connects you with a contractor who covers your area from the network; it cannot route you to a specific company. You are always free to hire any contractor you choose, and the guides work either way.
Use the contact page to send your CSLB license number, insurance certificates, IICRC certifications and the zip codes you cover.
Last updated October 1, 2026.
One call reaches an independent restoration contractor who covers your area. The contractor handles the inspection, the estimate and the work.
Independent line. No charge to you. Calls may be recorded.
