Water affected the structure
The need is water extraction, structural drying, sewage cleanup, affected-material evaluation, or moisture documentation—not source repair alone.
DFW plumber and restoration coordination
When a plumbing customer also has wet flooring, drywall, cabinets, ceilings, insulation, carpet, or adjoining rooms, Share Restoration can evaluate the separate water-mitigation need after the customer or authorized property contact gives permission.
Use the text option only after permission is confirmed. It opens a labeled checklist on the Dallas partner line; it does not create a ShareOS job by itself.
The need is water extraction, structural drying, sewage cleanup, affected-material evaluation, or moisture documentation—not source repair alone.
Ask whether Share may contact them. Do not send a resident, tenant, or customer’s details without their permission or an authorized property contact’s approval.
Provide the contact name and number, property ZIP, source status, affected areas, timing, and whether standing or contaminated water is present.
Plumbers can use this exact language before sharing customer information:
“Would you like Share Restoration to contact you about drying the wet materials? If yes, may I share your name, number, and property ZIP with them?”
The plumber keeps the source-diagnosis and repair relationship. Share focuses on the wet structure: extraction, drying, sewage cleanup, affected materials, moisture checks, and documentation. The property contact authorizes access and work.
Share does not buy customer lists or accept plumbing-only, routine-cleaning, mold-testing-only, price-shopping, or out-of-area contacts as restoration referrals.
Use this only for a current Dallas–Fort Worth water or sewage loss after the customer or authorized property contact asked you to share their information with Share Restoration.
Share evaluates water mitigation only. The referring partner keeps its source-repair, equipment, property-management, insurance, or other trade relationship. Submission does not authorize work or guarantee availability. See Share’s privacy policy and terms.