About us
Owner-Operated Water Damage Repair Serving Philadelphia Since Day One
Owner-Operated Water Damage Repair Serving Philadelphia Since Day One
Tom Rossi runs Philadelphia Water Damage Restoration from the base at 3600 Drumore Dr in the 19154 zip code. With deep roots in Philadelphia, he built the operation around direct response to the row homes and older brick structures that dominate neighborhoods such as South Philadelphia, Fishtown, Kensington, and Northern Liberties. Those tight layouts and shared walls mean water from a burst pipe or roof leak travels fast between units, and Tom keeps crews ready to cut that spread before it reaches the next property.
Philadelphia's humid subtropical climate brings its own demands. Hot, sticky summers speed mold growth after any leak, while winter freezes in North Philadelphia, West Philadelphia, and Germantown often split older galvanized lines. Tom schedules crews around those patterns, staging equipment for quick access through narrow alleys and steep Manayunk streets that trucks from out-of-town outfits usually avoid.
The company stays available Monday through Friday 8am to 6pm and Saturdays 9am to 2pm so homeowners in Center City, University City, or Roxborough can reach a decision maker without waiting for a call center. Jobs in nearby Camden, Wilmington, or Trenton follow the same hands-on approach when the call comes in.
- Tom Rossi — Owner, since 2014
- 3600 Drumore Dr, Philadelphia, PA 19154, United States
- Mon–Fri 8am–6pm, Sat 9am–2pm
- Tom Rossi personally inspects every Water Damage Restoration site before work begins
- Crew trucks stay stocked for the narrow streets and shared-wall construction common in Fishtown and Kensington
- Same-day extraction and drying started on calls from Center City to Mount Airy before humidity locks in
Credentials & guarantees
- ✓3600 Drumore Dr, Philadelphia, PA 19154, United States
- ✓Mon–Fri 8am–6pm, Sat 9am–2pm
Our guarantee
Owner-operated crews respond quickly to water damage restoration calls across Center City, South Philadelphia, Fishtown, Kensington, and University City, where older row homes and humid summers followed by freezing winters often turn small leaks into widespread issues near the Schuylkill and Delaware riverfronts.