Water damage restoration in Evans, CO

What water damage looks like in Evans

Evans sits close to where the Cache la Poudre River meets the South Platte. In September 2013, both rivers flooded low-lying neighborhoods in Evans and Greeley, forced evacuations, and pushed the Evans wastewater plant past its limits.

Most calls aren't disasters. They're a frozen pipe, a failed water heater, a sump pump that quit, or a sewer line that backed up. If your home is near the river, it's worth knowing that standard homeowners insurance doesn't cover flood water, so check with your agent.

Common water damage calls in Evans

• Frozen pipes and water heater leaks
• Basement water after heavy rain
• Sewer backups
• Sump pump failures
• Flood cleanup and drying
• Mold after a flood or leak

After a flood

Flood water is treated as contaminated, so porous materials like carpet, pad and drywall usually have to come out. We remove them, dry the structure and document everything for your claim. See flood and basement cleanup.

Water damage services in Evans

• 24/7 water damage restoration: Water in your home? A local crew extracts the water, dries everything and handles the paperwork, any hour.
• Flood and basement cleanup: Flooded basement or storm water in the house? Pump-out, tear-out and drying started the same day.
• Burst and frozen pipe cleanup: A pipe froze or burst? We extract the water, dry the house and document it for your insurance.
• Sewage backup cleanup: Sewage in the basement is a health hazard. Crews in protective gear clean, remove and disinfect.
• Mold remediation: Musty smell or visible mold after a leak? Containment, removal and fixing the moisture problem behind it.
• Storm and roof leak water damage: Roof leak or ice dam soaked your ceiling and insulation? We dry it out so it doesn't turn into mold.
• Water damage insurance claims: Photos, moisture logs and an itemized scope your adjuster can use. You file the claim; we document the damage.
• Commercial water damage: Offices, shops, restaurants, rentals and apartment buildings. Fast drying so you can get back to business.

Facts on this page come from Colorado State University and Colorado Encyclopedia reports on the 2013 floods.