Oct 14, 2026

Dayspring Restoration expands its Montana service area with a new Kalispell location, now accepting residential and commercial restoration jobs for water damage, fire damage, mold remediation, cleanup, and reconstruction.
Missoula, Montana Oct 14, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Dayspring Restoration has opened a new location in Kalispell and is now accepting jobs from homeowners and businesses throughout the area. The location brings Dayspring's water damage restoration, fire damage restoration, mold remediation, cleanup, and reconstruction services to customers who need support recovering after property damage.
"When something damages your home or business, you need to know who to call and what happens next," said Josh Prebil, General Manager of Dayspring Restoration. "We're excited to open in Kalispell and bring our team's experience, clear communication, and care for customers to this community. We're here, and we're ready to help."
Dayspring Restoration assists property owners in navigating the work that follows a loss, from assessing damage and cleaning affected areas to coordinating repairs and reconstruction. The team works with homeowners, business owners, and other professionals involved in the recovery process, keeping customers informed as work moves forward.
The Kalispell opening reflects Dayspring's commitment to serving Montana communities with its core values of Speed, Excellence, Relationship First, Vital Communication, and Enjoyment. For customers, that means a team focused on prompt responses, quality work, and clear explanations at every step of the restoration process.
Dayspring Restoration's Kalispell location is accepting new jobs now. To request expert guidance with water damage, fire damage, mold, or other property restoration needs, call 406-257-4911 or visit: www.dayspringrestoration.com.
Kalispell location: 303 Airport Way #1 | Kalispell, MT 59901




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406-257-4911
5463 Trumpeter Way
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