Most water damage we're called to in Northern Colorado didn't start with a flood. It started with a slow drip under a sink, a water heater that finally gave out, or a washing machine hose that split while everyone was at work. By the time someone noticed, the water...
Snowbird & Winter Travel Checklist: Protect Your Colorado Home Before You Leave
Whether you're heading to Arizona for the winter, visiting family over the holidays, or just taking a two-week ski trip, the moment you lock the door your home is on its own. In a Colorado winter, that matters. Every winter we get calls from Northern Colorado...
Furnace Condensate Line Leaks: The Hidden Cause of Winter Water Damage
You turn the heat on for the first cold night of fall and everything seems fine. Then a week later you find a puddle on the basement floor next to the furnace. Furnaces run on gas, not water, so where's it coming from? If you have a high-efficiency furnace, which many...
Ice Dams in Northern Colorado: The Roof Leak You Won’t See Until It’s Inside
The snow looks beautiful on the roof. A few days later, there's a brown ring on the bedroom ceiling, the paint is bubbling by the window, and you can't work out how water got in when nothing's raining. In many Northern Colorado homes, the cause is an ice dam. It's one...
Flood Damage Cleanup in Denver and Northern Colorado: Safe Re-Entry and What Not to DIY
The water is going down, the roads are opening back up, and you want to get into your house and start fixing things. That instinct is completely normal. But the days right after a flood are when a lot of injuries happen, and when a lot of well-meaning DIY cleanup...
Flood Emergency Preparedness: A Home Disaster Plan for Northern Colorado and Denver Families
Colorado is famous for sunshine, which is exactly why floods catch people off guard. A clear afternoon can turn into a flash flood warning in less than an hour, especially near the foothills, a creek, or a recent burn scar. The families who come through these events...







