Of all the ways water gets into a Northern Colorado home, this is the one homeowners are least prepared for. There's no storm, no burst pipe, no warning. Someone runs the washing machine and the basement floor drain starts producing water that should be leaving the...
Buying a Home in Windsor? 12 Water Damage Red Flags to Check Before You Close
Windsor is the fastest-growing town in Colorado — the population has climbed past 43,000 and homes here move quickly. Fast markets make buyers waive things. Inspection contingencies are the first to go. We get called by Windsor homeowners a few months after...
Why Windsor Basements Flood: Groundwater, the Water Table, and What Actually Stops It
Windsor was built around water. Lakes, ponds, irrigation ditches, reservoirs and the Poudre River corridor are the reason the town looks the way it does — and they're also the reason we get basement flooding calls here that have nothing to do with a broken pipe....
New Construction Water Damage in Windsor: Why Newer Homes Still Flood
Windsor has added 8,605 new residential units since 2015. If you live here, there's a good chance your home is younger than your car's loan term. And if you're like most of the Windsor homeowners we meet, you assumed that meant plumbing problems were somebody else's...
Business Interruption After a Water Damage Loss: What Northern Colorado Property Owners Should Know
When a pipe fails in a home, the family is inconvenienced. When a pipe fails in a restaurant, a dental office, or a retail storefront, the meter starts running immediately — on lost revenue, on payroll for staff who can't work, on rent that's due whether the...
Water Damage Restoration in Severance, CO: What Homeowners Need to Know
Severance has grown faster than almost any town in Northern Colorado. A community that had a few hundred residents not that long ago now has thousands, with new neighborhoods spreading across what was farmland a decade ago. If you live here, there's a good chance your...







