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Emergency Flood & Water Removal
On-Site in Colorado Springs within 60 Minutes. 24/7 Live Response.
Water Damage Restoration Services
Having water trouble? Whether it’s caused by storm floods, broken pipes, sewage backups, malfunctioning appliances, or something else entirely, trust us to restore your property back to normal.
When you're dealing with water damage, immediate action is crucial. A delay of just a few hours can greatly increase the severity of damage.
Water Removed in Hours
Finished or unfinished. We extract fast and prevent mold growth.
To mitigate the damage caused by a water loss, the most crucial step in the process is proper water extraction and removal.
Our storm damage professionals are available 24/7 should you need clean-up, repair, or restoration.
The winter months bring colder weather, and an increased chance of a costly problem - burst pipes.
We have the specialized training and equipment to quickly and safely clean contaminants like sewage.
Hear from happy customers.
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Water Damage Restoration Process
Once we arrive, we identify the source and stop the flooding immediately.
Using powerful pumps, we remove standing water to prevent mold.
We set up industrial fans to dry hidden moisture in walls and floors.
We manage the claim for you so you don't have to fight the adjuster.
From drywall to painting, we restore your home to pre-loss condition.
Frequently Asked Questions
In most cases, no. We work directly with your insurance company to handle the billing.
We dispatch immediately. For Colorado Springs and El Paso County, we typically arrive within 60 minutes or less.
Yes, we work with all major carriers including State Farm, Allstate, USAA, and more.
Drying time depends on factors like the water source, how long it’s been there, the materials affected, and the weather. We’ll regularly check the drying process to know when it’s done. Even if your carpet feels dry, the padding or subfloor might still be wet. It typically takes three to five days, but it could be longer, depending on the situation.
The extent of damage and how the furniture is built will decide if it can be restored. We need to dry the furniture first to assess the damage. We'll document any unsalvageable items, and if anything needs to be discarded, you'll need to sign a release form.