BOULDER RESTORATIONWATER · FIRE · STORM · MOLD

A local crew, not a call center

Boulder sits where the plains meet the foothills, and that geography creates a unique set of problems. Homes near Flagstaff, Table Mesa, and the western edges of town are in wildland-urban interface zones. Wildfire is not a hypothetical here. When fire moves through the canyons, smoke damage can reach homes that the flames never touch. Soot infiltrates HVAC systems, settles into soft goods, and embeds in walls. Restoring a smoke-damaged home requires more than surface cleaning. It requires air quality testing, thermal fogging, and ozone treatment done by people who know what they are doing.

Boulder also has serious flash flood risk. Mountain canyons funnel water fast, and Boulder Creek can overwhelm its banks after heavy rain. The 2013 flood proved that. Older homes near Pearl Street and the CU campus area sit on aging plumbing that compounds the problem. When a pipe fails in a 1920s bungalow, the damage spreads quickly through plaster walls and hardwood floors that absorb water like a sponge.

What we restore in Boulder

• Water damage from burst pipes, sewer backups, and flooded basements
• Fire and smoke damage, cleanup through full rebuild
• Storm and hail damage, roof tarping, and board-up
• Mold remediation for historic homes with poor ventilation and mountain moisture