5 Best Water Damage Restoration Companies in Bloomfield Hills, MI (2026)

Water Damage Restoration Companies in Bloomfield Hills, ranked

Highest score first. Tap a name for its website, or Score details for the full breakdown.

How this list works. #1 is the highest score within 10 miles of Bloomfield Hills. Places 2 to 11 are the highest-scored companies whose nearest office is closer to Bloomfield Hills than to any other town in this series (Birmingham, Macomb Township, Novi, Rochester Hills, Royal Oak, Shelby Township, Troy, West Bloomfield Township). Each of those companies appears on one of these town pages only.

100-point score. 11 in Bloomfield Hills scored, from 50 to 97. Nobody pays to rank. How we rank

When has water damaged homes in Bloomfield Hills?

• March 23, 2018 A water main break on Bloomfield Woods Court cut water service to the affected units, with the City estimating about 6 hours to restore service. source
• January 17, 2018 The City reported two separate water main breaks on the same day, on Canterbury Crescent and at Surria Court and Kensington Road, with water shut off at both locations for repairs. source
• January 5, 2018 Oakland County Water Resources crews worked a water main break on Chesterfield Road between Lowell Court and Lakewood Drive, with Hilltop Lane also affected and water shut off for roughly 4 to 6 hours. source
• February 24, 2015 A water main break on Lahser Road, between Long Lake and Hickory Grove roads, sent water over the roadway and forced Bloomfield Hills High School and Model High School to close for the day. source

Which Bloomfield Hills neighborhoods have water problems?

What are the Bloomfield Hills rules after water damage?

• If sewage or storm water backup from the public system damages your Bloomfield Hills home, Michigan Public Act 222 of 2001 gives you 45 days from the date you discovered the damage to send written notice, including your name, address, phone number, the property address, the discovery date and a brief description; missing the deadline bars the claim. source
• Oakland County's Water Resources Commissioner operates or maintains sewage disposal systems in Bloomfield Hills; claims against a County-maintained system are filed with the Commissioner's office (248-858-0958) using the Basement Flooding PA 222 Claim Form, online or by mail, not automatically with the City. source
• Bloomfield Hills buys its drinking water from the Southeastern Oakland County Water Authority, which buys from the Great Lakes Water Authority; the source is Lake Huron, treated at the Port Huron plant, and Oakland County reports no known lead service lines in the Bloomfield Hills system (WSSN 0775). source
• The City itself inspects and rehabilitates its own sanitary sewer system under federal and state mandates; only a few watercourses in the City fall under the Oakland County Drain Commissioner's jurisdiction, so most drainage channels sit on private property and are the adjacent owner's maintenance responsibility. source
• The City enforces a wetlands preservation ordinance, a natural features setback regulation and floodplain protection provisions, and lies within the 'Main' Rouge River Watershed, which its 2009 Master Plan maps with a 100-year floodplain layer. source

What are the address, phone and website of every company here?

11 companies, every company in the ranked list. Year established and awards are shown only when a public source confirms them. Tap a source to check it. Awards come from outside groups; some award sites charge companies to be listed.

Which restoration companies are closest to central Bloomfield Hills?

Straight-line distance from the Bloomfield Hills city center to each Google Maps pin, closest first. In a flood, a short drive can mean a faster start.

Who handles fire, mold, sewage and storm damage within 10 miles of Bloomfield Hills?

Counts of scored companies whose Google categories or name mention each job, as of November 2026. A company can do more work than its Google listing shows, so ask.

8 of the 11 scored companies list 24-hour hours on Google, led by Prime Restoration. 11 list weekend hours.

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About Bloomfield Hills

Bloomfield Hills has 4,415 residents and 1,610 households (ACS 2024 5-year estimates for Bloomfield Hills city). 61.2 percent of its homes were built before 1980, and the median home was built in 1,972.

85.8 percent of homes are owner-occupied. The median home value is $947,900. Older housing stock tends to need more plumbing, roofing, electrical and water damage work, so these figures help explain local demand. They do not measure it.

Our November 2026 data has 5 restoration companies with a Bloomfield Hills mailing address: 11.3 per 10,000 residents. A mailing city can differ from the city limits, so treat the ratio as a guide.

Oakland County appears in 6 FEMA disaster or emergency declarations for floods, storms or ice since 2000. The most recent, DR-4757, came in February 2024. Since 1978, Oakland County property owners have filed 582 National Flood Insurance Program claims, with $5,514,910 paid out. Of those, 135 came from floods between 2016 and 2025. The most claims in one year came in 1981, with 60.

How to choose a restoration company in Bloomfield Hills

Bloomfield Hills mixes older homes from the 1950s and 1960s with newer builds in subdivisions such as Hunt Club Estates and Barton Hills. Hilly terrain and four named lakes, Lake Placid, Endicott, Kingswood and Vhay, mean drainage patterns vary from block to block, so ask any company to check your lot's position against the mapped Rouge River floodplain before it quotes a plan. Most drainage channels run across private property rather than city or county easements, so a qualified crew should confirm whether your water problem starts in a public main, a county-maintained sewer line, or your own yard, since that changes who you can later notify. If City or County sewage caused the damage, Michigan Public Act 222 gives you only 45 days to file written notice, so start documentation immediately and keep it regardless of who you hire. Ask how the company records moisture readings and drying progress day by day, because that record matters later. Confirm the company pulls any permit the City requires before starting structural repairs, especially near a historic property or a mapped floodplain.

Water Damage Restoration Companies near Bloomfield Hills

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Sources

• Google Maps listings (ratings, review counts, categories, hours)
• American Community Survey 2024 5-year, Bloomfield Hills city
• FEMA disaster declarations
• FEMA flood insurance claims, Oakland County
• U.S. EPA: mold and moisture
• LARA: verify a licence
• IICRC certified firm locator
• EPA: A Brief Guide to Mold, Moisture, and Your Home

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