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Owners Rashad Kennedy and Shan Wilson will operate the newest Spring location. (Courtesy 1-800 Water Damage)
The Woodlands

1-800 Water Damage opens new franchise location in Spring

By Jessica Shorten

The national company provides water damage restoration and repair for commercial and residential customers.

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