Service areas
Service Areas in Rhode Island
The phone line connects Rhode Island homeowners with independent water damage restoration and mold remediation providers. Each city page below looks at local housing, the indoor leaks that are common there, and where mold tends to show up.
City guides
- ProvidenceTriple-deckers, two-family houses, and historic East Side homes where a leak can travel between floors.
- WarwickPost-war neighborhoods where aging water heaters, washer hoses, and finished basements are frequent trouble spots.
- CranstonEarly 1900s Edgewood houses in the east and newer subdivisions west of Interstate 295.
- PawtucketCentury-old multi-family homes from the city's textile mill era.
- East ProvidenceRumford, Riverside, and East Providence Center, from suburban houses to converted summer cottages.
- WoonsocketMill-village triple-deckers with kitchens and bathrooms stacked floor over floor.
- CoventryVillage houses, newer subdivisions, and rural homes that run on private wells.
- North ProvidenceFormer mill villages, single-family streets, and condominiums from Centredale to Fruit Hill.
Live somewhere else in Rhode Island?
The phone line is set up for homeowners across the state, not only in the cities listed here. Whether a participating provider is available depends on your location and the time you call. RI Water & Mold is a referral service with no local offices; the providers you're connected with are independent businesses. Read how it works.
For general guidance that applies anywhere, see our pages on water damage restoration and mold remediation.
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