Service
Water Damage Restoration
Full-property water extraction, structural drying, and rebuild coordination.
What causes it
Common causes we see across the Denver metro
Knowing the source matters — drying without fixing the cause guarantees a repeat call.
- Supply line and appliance failures (dishwashers, water heaters, washing machines)
- Roof and window leaks during Front Range storms
- Overflowing tubs, sinks, and toilets
- HVAC condensation and failed sump pumps
The process
How we handle water damage restoration
- Step 01
Emergency assessment
We map moisture with thermal imaging and penetrating meters before a single fan is placed.
- Step 02
Water extraction
Truck-mounted and portable extractors remove standing water fast, including trapped water beneath flooring.
- Step 03
Structural drying
Air movers and LGR dehumidifiers create a controlled drying chamber, monitored daily.
- Step 04
Cleaning & sanitizing
Antimicrobial treatment and HEPA filtration protect indoor air quality.
- Step 05
Restoration
Drywall, trim, paint, and flooring are rebuilt so the space looks like nothing happened.
Why speed matters
What happens while water sits
Restoration cost curves are steep. Every hour of delay moves materials from dryable to disposable.
Minutes
Water spreads across floors and wicks up drywall, saturating carpet pad and baseboards.
1–24 hours
Drywall swells, particle board furniture breaks down, and metal surfaces begin to tarnish.
48–72 hours
Mold colonies establish, wood floors cup and warp, and odors set into soft materials.
1 week+
Structural framing weakens, remediation costs climb sharply, and rooms may become unsafe to occupy.
Equipment
The gear that does the work
Commercial-grade equipment, calibrated meters, and daily documentation — not shop fans and guesswork.
Need water damage restoration right now?
Call the 24/7 emergency line and a certified technician will be dispatched immediately.