Emergency Water Damage Restoration in Denver, CO
247 Restoration Denver is a local restoration company. When water gets into your home or building, our own technicians come out, stop the spread, pull out the water, and dry the structure.
Phones answered 24 hours a day · Denver and nearby suburbs
A member of our team answers, asks a few questions, and gives you an arrival window before anyone is sent. Prefer to type? Use the form and we will call you back.
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Tell Us Four Things
You do not need to know what is wet or how bad it is. We only need enough to send the right people and equipment:
- The address, including unit number and the nearest cross street.
- What happened, in your own words: a pipe, a drain, an appliance, the weather, or unknown.
- Whether water is still coming in. If it is and you can reach the shutoff safely, turn it off. If not, tell us and we will walk you through it.
- How we get in: gate codes, parking, pets, a building manager, or whether someone will be home.
Photos help but are optional. If there is sparking, a sagging ceiling, or a gas smell, leave and call 911 first.
From Request to Assessment
- We answer. Calls and form requests come to our own office, not a call center.
- We confirm timing. Before hanging up we tell you whether a technician is available and give an arrival window. Our target is about 60 minutes in the core metro, but traffic, weather, and call volume change that, and we will say so.
- A technician arrives and assesses. They find the source, check for electrical and contamination risks, and measure how far the moisture has traveled.
- You get a plan. The technician explains what needs to happen and what it costs before any work starts.
Situations We Respond To
Burst or frozen pipes
Water coming through a ceiling, wall, or cabinet after a pipe splits, often after a cold snap.
Flooded basements
Standing water from a failed sump, snowmelt, window wells, or heavy rain.
Sewage backups
Water from a floor drain or toilet that should not be touched without protection.
Appliance leaks
Washer, dishwasher, water heater, or fridge line leaks that soak floors and cabinets.
Storm and roof leaks
Hail, wind, and summer storms that push water through roofs, windows, and foundations.
Businesses and rentals
Offices, shops, and multi-unit buildings where access, tenants, and hours need planning.
Moisture left behind
Musty smells or stains after an older leak that was never fully dried.
Repairs after drying
Drywall, flooring, trim, and paint once the structure reads dry.
Equipped Response Vehicles Across Denver Metro
Our local crews arrive in fully stocked trucks and vans with truck-mounted extraction units, air movers, dehumidifiers, and moisture meters, ready for residential and commercial water, fire, mold, and storm damage.




Nothing Starts Until You Approve It
The technician who assesses your property is the person who explains the scope. You will hear which areas need extraction, what materials can likely be dried in place, what may have to be removed, and how many days of drying equipment to expect.
Charges are discussed on site and written down before you sign. If you are filing an insurance claim, we take moisture readings and photos your adjuster can use, but your insurer decides what is covered. You can choose to pay directly, wait for your adjuster, or stop after the emergency work.
Renters: we can stop active water and protect your belongings, but we need the owner or property manager to approve work on the building itself. Give us their contact and we will reach out.
Where We Work
Our employees work in Denver and the ten suburbs below. If your address is near the edge of this list, call and we will tell you on the first call whether we can come out and roughly when. Mountain communities west of Golden are outside our regular area. Calling after hours or on a weekend? See how our 24-hour restoration and 24-7 restoration service works.
Common Questions
Water still coming in?
Shut it off if you safely can, then call. We will give you an arrival window on the first call.