
Our Story
From a burst pipe to a clear mission
We didn’t set out to start a water restoration company. We were just a family dealing with a burst pipe in our own home. Overnight, our lives were turned upside down—soaked floors, damaged belongings, and the overwhelming task of figuring out what to do next. We had to find a plumber immediately—thankfully, Jeremy was able to shut the water off to stop the damage from getting worse.
With five kids—one with asthma—we were especially worried about mold, dust, and debris in the air. We read reviews, called friends, and quickly learned how confusing this process can be. Many families told us they’d taken out loans because, on top of their deductible, they were billed for work insurance didn’t cover. Too often, that happened because technicians didn’t document properly—and without clear proof, insurance won’t pay.
When we called our insurer, they wouldn’t send an adjuster until a restoration company wrote an estimate. That didn’t sit right with us. Jeremy decided to hire a state‑certified industrial hygienist to write a protocol. It gave us a clear, evidence‑based plan to follow—and made the scope hard to dispute. Not because anyone was being difficult, but because most adjusters aren’t certified in water mitigation; a hygienist’s protocol bridges that gap. The hygienist also tested for mold—thankfully, there was none.
We realized our ducts were contaminated after the water loss and all the construction debris. That concern for our family’s health sent us deep into research and best practices. Jeremy earned his IICRC certification right away and later obtained his Texas mold remediation license so we could do things by the book and document them thoroughly. In true Jeremy‑and‑Angela fashion, we also learned professional HVAC and duct cleaning—adding it to our services—and we use a duct camera to show homeowners before‑and‑after footage for real transparency you can see.
After the home was dried, we focused on prevention so we’d never be caught off guard again:
- Whole-home moisture/leak detectors with automatic shut-off valves
- Humidity-sensing bathroom vents that turn on when moisture spikes
- Waterproof flooring in key areas
- UV-C light in the HVAC air handler to help inhibit microbial growth in the airstream
- Access panels and isolation shut-off valves at bathroom fixtures for quick containment
- Antimicrobial drywall in bathrooms and other high-moisture spaces
Maybe we went overboard—but it was worth it. That experience became our blueprint for how to protect other families, too.
Why we started this company
We founded New Armor Restoration because we believe homeowners shouldn’t have to fight for clarity during a crisis. You deserve a partner who explains your options, communicates with compassion, and stands by their word.
- We handle the full journey: pack-out, drying, and rebuild—so you’re not managing three different companies.
- We communicate clearly: what’s covered, what isn’t, and what your choices are—before work begins.
- We advocate with you: we coordinate with your insurance adjuster and document everything thoroughly.
- We respect your home: we treat it like our own and keep a clean, safe workspace from day one to done.
- We protect indoor air: our concern for our own child with asthma led us to add professional HVAC and duct cleaning—and we use a duct camera to show you the inside of your system before and after cleaning for true transparency you can see.
Today, New Armor Restoration includes dedicated teams for storage and content cleaning, pack‑out, mitigation, and rebuild. Different departments—one central mission: take care of the customer.
We can’t control every insurance decision, but we can control how we serve you—no surprises, no runaround, and no confusing fine print.

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Veteran Owned & Operated
Who we are
We’re Angela and Jeremy—founders, homeowners, and parents who’ve been in your shoes.
- Jeremy: served in the U.S. Air Force and built a career in construction and insurance. As soon as our own loss happened, he earned his IICRC certification and later obtained his Texas mold remediation license—so we could combine proper restoration methods with documentation that stands up in the claims process.
- Angela: is a U.S. Marine Corps veteran with a security and administrative background—and she’s an entrepreneur at heart. She brings mission-first leadership, calm under pressure, and compassionate communication to every project.
Our company is proudly veteran-founded. The values that shaped us—integrity, service, and excellence—shape how we show up for you.




Our core values
Community
We’re deeply committed to our community, actively supporting local charities, schools, and various veteran causes.
How this shows up: We see community support as a core social responsibility. We sponsor City of North Richland Hills programs that help disabled residents and neighbors who can’t complete essential home repairs, and we partner with local charities and schools to make a tangible impact.
Work Ethic
We approach every job with a relentless work ethic, giving our all to ensure our customers are exceptionally cared for.
How this shows up: Daily moisture checks, thorough photo and meter documentation, careful content handling, and we stay until the work meets our standards—and yours.
Transparency
We’re open and honest with our homeowners, providing clarity on the ‘why’ and ‘how’ of our work.
How this shows up: Plain‑language explanations, shared moisture logs and photos, duct‑camera before‑and‑after videos, and hygienist‑written protocols when needed—so everyone sees the same facts.
Compassion
We understand the stress of water and fire damage; our approach assures homeowners that they are in good hands.
How this shows up: As parents—one of our five kids has asthma—we prioritize clean air and calm communication. We guide you step‑by‑step without overwhelming you.
Dependability
When we commit to a project, we deliver. From start to finish, count on us to see it through with steadfast dependability.
How this shows up: One accountable team from pack‑out to rebuild, plus dedicated departments—storage and content cleaning, pack‑out, mitigation, and rebuild—so nothing falls through the cracks.

How we work with you
- Rapid response and assessment
- A transparent plan: scope, timeline, and what insurance may cover
- Pack-out and protection of your belongings, with secure storage and content cleaning when needed
- Professional drying and mitigation with daily moisture monitoring
- HVAC and duct cleaning to help safeguard indoor air—documented with video inspection before and after so you can see exactly what we see
- Seamless reconstruction by a team you already trust
- Final walkthrough to make sure you’re 100% confident in the result
What we believe
Transparency
Clear scopes, clear pricing, clear expectations.
Empathy
Your home and your peace of mind matter. We act like it.
Trust
We earn it through honest communication and dependable work.
Quality
Dry properly, rebuild beautifully, and do it right the first time.
Our promise to you
When your home is on the line, you need a steady hand. We’ll be that for you—communicative from the start, transparent about costs and coverage, and committed to restoring not just your property, but your peace of mind.
If you’re dealing with water damage now—or want to be prepared before it happens—reach out to New Armor Restoration. We’re here to help, every step of the way.
Two veterans own this company. One served in the U.S. Air Force, the other in the U.S. Marine Corps. That is where the standard comes from: someone picks up the phone at 3 a.m., a crew is on site in 60 minutes or less, and the work is documented as it happens rather than reconstructed afterward. New Armor Restoration is an IICRC Certified Firm (#70143549), holds Texas Mold Remediation Company License #RCO1728 and is an EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm (#NAT-F296429-1). Licensed and insured. Serving Dallas–Fort Worth since 2012.
Free on-site assessment — no obligation. Call (469) 885-7663 any time, day or night.
In the Community
New Armor Restoration has been based in North Richland Hills since 2012. A few of the things we have been part of around the Mid-Cities:
- New Armor Restoration Brings Fun to the Doggy Beach Bash in North Richland Hills!
- New Armor Restoration Becomes Title Sponsor for North Richland Hills’ Fix It Blitz Event
- Giving back with Military Makeover hosted by Montel Williams
- Supporting Local Spirit: Our Partnership with the Rawkin Hawks at BHS
- Giving back with trunk or treat in North Richland Hills!
Reviving Residences, Restoring Lives
We are a dependable solution for your water damage, fire damage, and restoration needs. With our unique blend of expertise and dedication, bolstered by a combined 36 years of experience, we guarantee superior water damage repair and water damage cleanup services that uphold the highest industry standards. Choose New Armor Restoration — where quality, reliability, and customer satisfaction are not just promises but our way of life.
- IICRC Certified Firm
- Carpet Cleaning Technician Certified (CCT)
- IICRC Certified Technicians (IRT)
- Water Damage Restoration Technician (WRT)
- Health & Safety Technician Certified (HST)
- Mold Certified
- OSHA 10
- OSHA 30
- Licensed Adjusters on Staff
5-Star Google Rating!
What Our Clients Say…
Meet Our Team
Owner & CEO
Jeremy Berg
Jeremy is the Owner & CEO of New Armor Restoration, and has worked in the construction industry since 2000. Before graduating from TCU with a Masters in Leadership, Jeremy served in the Air Force for four years. He is also a proud father of five children.
Owner & COO
Angela Berg
Angela is the Owner & COO of New Armor Restoration, and a Marine Corps Veteran. Prior to co-founding New Armor Restoration, she was also a business owner, and thrives in operations. She is a proud mother of five children.
Customer Liaison
Connie Hearne
Connie is the Customer Liaison for New Armor Restoration, working with our customers, vendors and staff. She has over thirty years of experience working in private industry, municipalities and school districts, and has a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration and Management. Connie has three children and enjoys spending time with them and her grandchildren.
