CMDR Restoration & Mitigation
Frozen Attic Pipes: How to Prevent Them and Stop Leaks
Attic lines are out of sight until they split. Here's how to protect them, and what CMDR does when water comes through the ceiling.
Read the guide ↗Flooding, broken pipes, freeze damage and mold. Mitigation by CMDR Restoration, documentation for your claim, and the rebuild by G3 Construction.
Straight answers from the G3 Knows team, kept in Get in the Know.
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Attic lines are out of sight until they split. Here's how to protect them, and what CMDR does when water comes through the ceiling.
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When water hits a Flower Mound home, you need a local team that removes it, dries it right and rebuilds what's lost.
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Your homeowner checklist is in another guide. This one is about the crew: what CMDR does in those first two days, and why.
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Air movers, dehumidifiers and a moisture meter, plus a little patience. Here's what's really happening while your house dries.
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Our homes weren't built for long, hard freezes. A little prep before the next front can save a ceiling, a floor and a lot of heartache.
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NOAA's winter outlook leans wet and stormy for the South. Here's how to keep ice and rain on the outside of your house, and who to call if it gets in.
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Nobody wants to come home from Grandma's to a waterfall in the hallway. Here's the before-you-go checklist.
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Prevention is about drying it right the first time. Here's how the process keeps mold from getting a foothold.
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Our clay soils and slab foundations make slab leaks a real North Texas concern. Here's what to watch for and what to do.
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Mitigation stops the damage. Restoration puts your home back together. Here's how the two fit, and why the order matters.
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Sometimes it can be dried. Sometimes it has to go. Here's how we decide, and why 2-foot flood cuts are so common.
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Loud fans, blue tape, holes in the walls. It looks like chaos. It's actually a plan. Here's the tour.
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Water's coming through the ceiling. Take a breath. Here's what to do, in order, in the first hour.
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When a freeze turns into a flood, here's why calling CMDR, with G3 behind it, makes the whole thing easier.
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When a big winter storm is on the way, a little prep goes a long way. Here's the checklist we'd give our own families.
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The humble hose bib causes more winter heartache than it should. Here's how to protect it, and your backflow, in about 20 minutes.
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Your AC makes a lot of water in a Texas summer. When it can't drain, it ends up in your ceiling. Here's how to prevent that.
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The Southwest flooding is a hard reminder: floodwater isn't clean water. Here's what to do first if it gets in your North Texas home.
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Some of the most common water losses come from appliances you use every day. Here's how to keep them from flooding your floors.
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Sometimes the best way to teach something serious is to make people laugh first. Here's the story behind our parody.
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Not all water damage is the same. Here's what the categories mean and why Category 3 changes everything.
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When water hits your home, clear records make everything after easier. Here's what to capture, and what to ask your crew for.
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This one's for you, not the crew. What to do, in order, from the moment you find water until help is on site.
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Put down the phone. Okay, keep reading, then go find your water shutoff. It's a five-minute job that can save a floor.
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Two separately licensed companies, one team. Here's why that makes a water loss so much easier on you.
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If you think mold is already there, this guide is for you: the signs, when to test and who does what.
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Before the Mosswood transformation, Matthew walked the house on camera. A lot of what he pointed out was about water.
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Not every leak announces itself. Here are the quiet clues, and how to check your home in about an hour.
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We've heard them all. Here are five water damage myths, busted with a smile and a moisture meter.
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Based in Argyle, TX, serving Denton County. Mitigation and rebuild from one local team.
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From the first phone call to the final walkthrough, here's what working with CMDR and G3 looks like.
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Two months, four months, six. Here's why restoration often takes longer than anyone wants, and what helps.
Read the guide ↗See how water losses are documented, dried and rebuilt, including the Mosswood series.

Water can move beneath cabinets, through walls and under flooring. Understanding the affected areas is an important part of planning the restoration.
We take the details and get the right crew moving.
CMDR Restoration extracts, dries and verifies with moisture readings.
Photos, moisture logs and a scope written in Xactimate.
G3 Construction returns drywall, floors and finishes.
Real water loss stories and claim lessons from the G3 Knows channel.

See how a full remodel came together in the Mosswood series, from before the transformation to the finished home.
Photos, measurements and a written scope go to your carrier, so everyone works from the same facts.

Yes. Water may travel under cabinets, through walls and beneath flooring. An assessment helps identify the affected areas.
Yes. Mitigation is performed by CMDR Restoration (TDLR RCO #1801) and the rebuild by G3 Construction. The scope and sequence depend on the documented conditions.
Read our homeowner guide: What to do immediately when your pipes burst.
Tell us what happened. We'll walk you through mitigation, documentation and the rebuild.
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