Compare restoration company contacts for Chicago, Illinois. Review recorded office locations, published services and original company sources before arranging property-damage work.
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BELFOR's Northbrook branch covers Chicago and the northern suburbs from an Anthony Trail office. Its crews restore damaged buildings and contents, with documented regional projects ranging from flood recovery at Naval Station Great Lakes to rebuilding after the Holy Name Cathedral fire.
Services: Water damage, Fire and smoke, Mold remediation, Storm damage, Reconstruction
Listing source: Official services, office and metro coverage reviewed; county checked against US Census
The Chicago West branch of BELFOR is located on University Lane in Lisle. Serving the Chicago metropolitan area, it uses moisture meters and high-capacity drying equipment for water losses, and describes HEPA-based cleanup and antimicrobial treatment among its mold-remediation methods.
Services: Water damage, Fire and smoke, Mold remediation, Storm damage, Reconstruction
Listing source: Official services, office and metro coverage reviewed; county checked against US Census
CWF's Chicago-area restoration operation is based on North Larch Avenue in Elmhurst, rather than at a claimed downtown Chicago branch. Its own website describes mitigation followed by repairs for residential and commercial losses. Services address water extraction, smoke residues, mold contamination and storm losses, with a direct dispatch contact and a published metropolitan service-area map.
Services: Water damage, Fire and smoke, Mold remediation, Storm damage, Reconstruction
Listing source: Official company contact, office and local service information reviewed
GCPRO publishes its Lombard premises on Eisenhower Lane North while describing water-damage projects throughout the Chicago metro. Its residential water-loss material explains contamination categories, extraction, structural drying and the transition into repairs. The listed contact is the company's own 847 number; the office remains labeled Lombard so readers can distinguish its base from the properties it serves.
Services: Water damage
Listing source: Official company contact, office and local service information reviewed
Romexterra identifies a Chicago office on North Sangamon Street separately from its Addison location. Both locations use the dispatch telephone published on its current contact page. The site's Chicagoland restoration offering spans water, fire, mold, storm cleanup, biohazard work and reconstruction, with commercial loss requests included in the company's intake options.
Services: Water damage, Fire and smoke, Mold remediation, Storm damage, Biohazard cleanup, Reconstruction
Listing source: Official company contact, office and local service information reviewed
The Chicago directory distinguishes offices inside the city from companies elsewhere in Illinois that explicitly report Chicago coverage. Contact each provider about the damaged property's address, building access and required services; a directory entry does not establish current availability.
The Chicago, Illinois results include BELFOR Chicago Northbrook, BELFOR Chicago West, Chicago Water & Fire Restoration — CWF and additional listed businesses. Compare their individual profiles for service descriptions, office details and original source links rather than treating the location label as a recommendation.
Services reported across the matching profiles: Water damage; Fire and smoke; Mold remediation; Storm damage; Reconstruction. Not every company lists every service; confirm the scope and any applicable credentials with the provider.
This page has 5 source-linked public company profiles matching Chicago, Illinois. 1 records an office in the selected city; other matches identify the location in their reported service areas. These are directory records, not a live dispatch roster or a guarantee of coverage.
How should I choose a restoration company for a property in Chicago?
Use the profiles to compare reported services and original business sources, then contact the company with the exact property address and type of damage. Confirm current availability, applicable credentials, the contracting business name and an itemized scope. Ratings are directory feedback, not proof of licensing or suitability.
