How A Denver Water Damage Request Works
From your call to a written scope on site, here is the whole sequence with no vague language.
60-minute target response across Denver metro. Call (720) 319-8073
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1. You call (720) 319-8073
A person answers 24/7 and collects source of water, rooms affected, standing water, contamination, safety hazards, and timing.
2. Safety check first
If there is fire, gas odor, shock risk, or structural danger, we tell you to leave and call 911 before anything else.
3. Crew dispatch
The request goes to our crew already working your part of the Denver metro, with a 60-minute target response.
4. On-site assessment
Moisture readings, affected material mapping, photos, and a written scope before work begins.
5. Extraction and drying
Standing water out, unsalvageable materials removed, equipment set, daily readings logged.
6. Documentation and repairs
Photos, drying logs, and scope notes for your insurer, then a repair plan for what needs rebuilding.
What We Ask You On The Call
- What is the water source, and is it stopped?
- Is there standing water, and how deep?
- Is the water clean, gray, or from a sewer or drain?
- Which rooms and floors are affected?
- When did it start?
- Any electrical hazard or unsafe area?
- Property type: home, condo, apartment, commercial, managed property?
- Has an insurance claim been started?
Those eight answers are what let us route to the right crew on the first try instead of sending someone who is not equipped for the job.
About The 60-Minute Target
We target a 60-minute response across the Denver metro because our crews already work nearby. It is a target, not a guarantee: arrival depends on crew availability, traffic, weather, and current call volume, and during a metro-wide freeze or storm event, every restoration company in Denver is stacked. We will tell you honestly on the call if the realistic window is longer.
What Happens If It Is Not A Fit
You are never obligated. If our crew, the scope, or the estimate does not sit right, decline it and call us back. Nothing starts until you approve a written scope.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Intake and dispatch are free.
No. It is our target across Denver metro. Actual arrival depends on availability, traffic, weather, and call volume, and we will give you an honest window on the phone.
No. You can decline at any point before approving a written scope.
The crew documents the loss with photos, moisture readings, and drying logs, which is what insurers ask for. Coverage decisions are made by your insurer, not by us. See insurance claim help.
Leave the area and call 911 first. Fire, gas odor, shock risk, and structural danger come before cleanup.
Water damage now? Call (720) 319-8073
24/7 emergency call handling with a 60-minute target response across Denver metro.