AI-powered emergency dispatch
One vetted restoration pro. Moving in minutes.
Water damage anywhere in the Phoenix metro? Tell us what happened and we'll connect you with one vetted, IICRC-certified pro, exclusive to your job, never shared. Free for homeowners.
- Free for homeowners
- Pros typically arrive within the hour
- IICRC-certified pros
- Works directly with your insurance
Free for you. Restoration pros pay us to connect with you, never the other way around.
Most people finish in under 20 seconds.
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Serving Phoenix, Scottsdale, Mesa, Tempe, Chandler, and Gilbert. See all coverage areas.
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What FastDry is
A dispatch layer, not a lead list
FastDry is a two-sided marketplace for water damage in the Phoenix metro. Homeowners describe the damage once; one vetted, IICRC-certified restoration crew claims the job exclusively and calls directly. No shared lists, no bidding war, no call flood. Homeowners never pay; verified pros pay only when they connect with a real customer.
Fast · trustworthy · on your side
A vetted crew, fast, and a pro who answers to you, not the insurer.
Shared-lead platforms
Your lead, sold to 4 competitors at once.
Insurer “preferred vendors”
A contractor with a relationship to protect with the insurer.
FastDry
One independent pro, working for you, yours alone.
Your pro documents the full scope of damage, so your claim reflects what your home actually needs.
Minutes matter
Mold can begin within 24–48 hours.
Works for you
An independent pro, not the insurer’s.
One pro, not four
Never four companies calling at once.
Your coverage, your choice, why this matters
For homeowners
From panic to pro, in minutes.
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Describe what happened
Type a few words. Our AI reads the damage type, urgency, and whether insurance applies, in seconds.
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We find your crew
We instantly notify vetted, IICRC-certified pros near you. The first available crew claims your job.
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One call, not five
You're matched to a single pro who calls you directly, never four companies blowing up your phone.
The old way
One lead blasted to 5 companies. Everyone competes for you.
FastDry
One lead, one pro, who calls you directly.
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An independent pro, on your side
Your IICRC-certified pro works for you, not the insurer, documenting the full scope of the damage for your claim. Every FastDry pro works directly with your insurance company, and we help you through the entire claims process.
Free for homeowners · Connected in under 5 minutes.
Talk to Wade: AI that answers, understands, and dispatches. Instantly.
Wade is FastDry's AI voice agent, built for the worst moment of your week. Soon you'll be able to call, describe the water damage in your own words, and Wade will understand the situation and connect a vetted local pro on the spot. No hold music, no call center, no phone tree.
Wade is in development now. Until he picks up, the form above is the fastest way to get help.
Coverage
Live across the Valley
The rollout
Now live in Phoenix. Expanding to Dallas, Denver, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles, join the waitlist.
We launch city by city, only fully serving markets where we have vetted, real pros on the ground, so we never drop an emergency in a market we can't serve yet.
Helpful guides
What Phoenix metro homeowners ask us
Practical answers on insurance, cost, emergency steps, and prevention, written for real situations, not SEO filler.
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Not sure what you're dealing with?
Emergency playbooks, cost ranges, and insurance guides, written for homeowners, grounded in IICRC and EPA standards.
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