Flood Damage Restoration In Denver
Flood Damage Cleanup
Our Flood Damage service eliminates water from the home while cleaning and restoring all damaged items. Additionally, our flood damage restoration services in Denver will eliminate the potential electrical issues, in addition to dehumidifying the area and removing any mold growths. Indeed, addressing this flood damage shortly after it has happened will greatly reduce the danger of those living within the structure from being harmed or becoming sick.
Flood damage happens when moisture seeps into framing, floorboards, walls, wooden trim, and other parts of your Denver home or property. Over time, this flood water will bend, warp, swell, rot, and even start mold and mildew growths.
Our professional and courteous flood water cleanup team understands the seriousness of these flood issues and will do everything they can to ensure that your home is restored properly and thoroughly. Time is extremely imperative when dealing with floodwater in your home or business.
When choosing HRS Restoration Services, you are selecting powerful emergency cleanup services, as well as ensuring that problems you would have otherwise missed and would have caused serious damage later on will be taken care of.
Our expert team not only addresses the emergency at hand, but can also provide the drywall, painting, flooring and plumbing services needed to return your home to its original state. HRS Restoration Services is here in your time of need to ensure that your life will be made easier.
Avoiding Future Flood Damage
Areas prone to flooding should take sufficient precautions to prevent damage in future monsoons or storms.
- The top possible flooding prevention is the altitude of the building. Utilities and appliances within the property must be risen to avoid electrical injury or the danger of electrocution in the case of a home flood. This is particularly critical for electric equipment on the first floor or basement of your house.
- Denver flooding damage repair for nonresidential structures frequently targets steeling the construction to avoid floodwater in the building’s walls.
- Barriers and wet or dry floodproofing can assist in preventing sewer backup in case of a flood.
Our local restoration specialists are standing by 24/7 to help! Call now and speak with a technician regarding your residential or commercial flood.
Water Categories
Water is categorized based on how contaminated it is.
Category 1 Water: Also referred to as “clean water.” This water originates from sources such as a broken water supply line and doesn’t present a significant health threat.
Category 2 Water: Also referred to as “grey water.” This water comes from sources that have may have an increased pathogen load which could be detrimental to health. Examples include dishwasher or washing machine overflow, fishtank breakage, sump pump failure, or toilet overflow with no solid waste.
Category 3 Water: Also referred to as “black water.” This water has the highest level of pathogens with sources such as toilet overflow with solid waste, waste line backup from beyond the trap, outdoor water entering from the ground (including from rivers or streams), etc.
Water Damage Mitigation
After the water is removed, mitigating the damage is the next step. This involves ensuring your property is properly dried and sanitized, minimizing the devastation caused by the water as much as possible. Removing any detritus, damaged belongings, and ruined building materials such as flooring and drywall is followed by disinfecting the property.
Any personal items that are salvageable are cleaned through our content restoration services and returned. HRS’s IICRC certified technicians then use industrial high-powered air movers and dehumidifiers to dry the affected space. At this point the property is ready for the reconstruction phase.
Moisture probe
How do you dry that?
Decorative Rugs: Water is extracted like carpet, then the rug is taken offsite for specialized cleaning to prevent dye issues, fringe browning, or deterioration.
Wood Products: These are handled with specialty floor drying mats.
Wall-to-Wall Carpet: Carpet is usually “floated” – a corner is pulled back and airflow is introduced between the carpet and pad.
HRS Restoration Services – Denver
When disaster strikes, HRS’s 24 hour restoration services are here for your emergency cleaning and professional restoration needs.
In addition to water extraction and water damage restoration, HRS offers the following emergency restoration services:
Fire Damage & Restoration
A fire can be the most traumatic and devastating experience a home or business owner ever faces. In a best case scenario, it can cause minor smoke damage; in a worst case scenario, it can obliterate an entire structure. HRS will help you navigate these stressful circumstances and bring your property back to a safely inhabitable state.
Mold Inspection, Testing, & Remediation
No homeowner or business owner wants to hear that they have mold. Mold spreads quickly and can cause severe respiratory problems, especially in infants, children, the elderly, and those with health issues. Depending on the extent of the mold, a property can even be declared uninhabitable due to the threat it poses to the health of the occupants.
Trauma/Bio
Trauma clean-up and bio-cleaning is not a subject people give much thought to until they need the service. When dealing with a crime scene at your home or business, or with the aftermath of a fatality, the emotional toll can be overwhelming. HRS professionals can help ease the burden of the situation by eliminating all trace of the death or incident. This includes removing unsafe items and substances such as blood, other bodily fluids, and filth, all of which can contain biological hazards.
Asbestos Abatement
Asbestos is commonly found in older buildings, both residential and. It can be found in numerous construction materials, including concrete, asphalt, roof shingles, pipes, siding, wall board, floor tiles, joint compounds, adhesive, and insulation. The US banned the use of asbestos in the manufacturing of most materials in 1978, which is why we assume properties constructed before 1980 could have asbestos present.
Reconstruction & Restoration
Handling a home or commercial property’s disaster situation requires both mitigating the issue and rebuilding the affected areas of the property. Once the emergency has been taken care of—whether it’s water damage, fire damage, mold remediation, trauma clean-up/bio-cleaning, or asbestos abatement—the property will need to be restored. This could include structural repairs, drywall, plumbing, electrical, and/or landscape replacement … just to name a few. As a fully licensed general contractor, we can provide these services to homeowners as well as commercial properties. Our work ranges from basic repairs to complex, multi-faceted projects.
Commercial Restoration
Dealing with a disaster situation at a commercial property type requires an additional skill set. Unlike a residence, commercial buildings have employees and, often, patrons that are affected by an incident such as a water event or smoke damage. HRS will provide the necessary remediation services efficiently and discretely.