From the first ring to the final moisture reading
Colorado Springs Water Damage Restoration is a 24/7 phone line for water damage in Colorado Springs and the communities around it. The line answers the call, asks where the water is and whether anyone is at risk, and connects the caller to an independent local company that performs the extraction, the drying and the cleanup. The record of the loss is kept from the first call to the last reading.
- Hail and roof leaks
- Burst pipes and freezes
- Burn-scar runoff
Get a fast quote
Fastest: call (833) 490-5225. Or send this and we call you back.
How Colorado Springs Water Damage Restoration works
The line exists because water damage in this part of Colorado comes from several directions at once. A hailstorm opens a roof, a cold snap splits a line, a heavy rain sends runoff toward the creek and a water heater fails with no warning. A caller who has water on the floor needs to reach someone at any hour, and needs to know what to do before anyone else arrives.
The line is built to answer that need. The questions it asks are the ones that matter for safety and for the record, and the connection it makes is to a local company that knows the area. Nothing about the phone line replaces the work of the company on site, and nothing about the work on site is hidden from the homeowner.
The company on the job carries the credentials, and you can ask for them
Colorado Springs Water Damage Restoration is the phone line. It answers your call, asks the questions that matter for safety and for the record, and connects you to the nearest independent local company that is able to take the job. The people who arrive at your home work for that company, which is the firm that must hold whatever licenses, registrations and permits the job calls for, carry its own insurance and answer to the offices that issue those credentials.
This site does not perform restoration work itself and does not vet any company's paperwork. Ask the company on site which credentials it holds for the work, ask for its insurance certificate and ask which permit a repair needs. Then check each credential with the office that issues it. In Colorado the state insurance regulator takes complaints about claims, and the local building department answers permit questions for repair work.
The license number of the company on your job is given to you on the phone at any time you ask, or when the company calls you. It is not printed on this website, to protect the privacy of the people doing the work.
Call (833) 490-5225 and ask for the company's credentials (833) 490-5225
What we hold ourselves to
Safety is the first instruction
Every call starts with the shut-off and with the warning to keep out of standing water near outlets, cords, the panel and gas appliances. The work that follows waits until the household is safe.
The readings decide
Whether material is dried in place or removed is decided by moisture readings and a dry standard, and the homeowner is shown the numbers. Appearance alone is not treated as proof of dryness.
The record is the homeowner's
The source, the time, the photographs, the readings and the removed material are written down and given to the homeowner at the end of the work, so the file is complete for an insurer or a later owner.
No promises about the day
The line does not promise a time for anyone to arrive, and it does not quote a price over the phone. Those depend on the work and the weather, and they are explained to the caller when the call is made.
Our promises on every visit
- Calls are answered 24 hours a day, every day, including holidays and storm nights
- The caller is asked about safety and the shut-off before anything else
- Moisture readings are taken on the floor, the wall and the framing, and logged at each visit
- Porous material that cannot be dried to its standard is removed and listed
- Photographs are taken before anything is moved, and kept with the record
- The homeowner is shown the readings and the reasons for each removal
- Nothing is closed up until the readings meet the dry standard for each material
Where we work in El Paso County
- Colorado Springs
- Colorado Springs ZIP 80909
- Colorado Springs ZIP 80917
- Colorado Springs ZIP 80903
- Colorado Springs ZIP 80907
- Colorado Springs ZIP 80910
- Colorado Springs ZIP 80915
- Colorado Springs ZIP 80916
- Colorado Springs ZIP 80918
- Colorado Springs ZIP 80905
- Colorado Springs ZIP 80904
- Colorado Springs ZIP 80922
- Colorado Springs ZIP 80906
- Colorado Springs ZIP 80923
- Colorado Springs ZIP 80919
- Colorado Springs ZIP 80920
- Manitou Springs
- Security-Widefield
- Colorado Springs ZIP 80913
- Colorado Springs ZIP 80925
- Cascade
- Fountain
- Black Forest
- Colorado Springs ZIP 80921
- Falcon and Peyton
- Green Mountain Falls
- Monument
- Woodland Park
Skip the guesswork. Call for a straight answer.
Tell us what's happening and we'll tell you honestly whether it's a quick fix, and what help should cost.
Frequently asked questions
Who decides what gets removed and what stays?
The readings, with you. The technician shows which plaster, board, insulation, carpet or flooring still reads wet, and explains whether it can dry in place or has to come out.
Who does the work on my house?
An independent local company that holds the credentials for the work. The line connects you to it, and you can ask for those credentials at any time.
Does this site do the repairs?
No. The water-damage company removes the water and dries the structure. The plumber, the roofer, the glazier and the carpenter do the repairs they are hired for.
What does the homeowner receive at the end?
A written record with the source, the timeline, the photographs, the readings, the list of removed material and the invoice.