Home Restoration Company in Silverthorne, CO

We typically mobilize the same day for water, fire, smoke, or storm losses. Before we arrive, shut off water, gas, or power if it’s safe. Take photos and video, move valuables from wet areas, and avoid using ceiling lights under damp drywall. Don’t pull carpet or cut drywall—you can spread contamination and complicate insurance. We stabilize first: extract standing water, set containment, run HEPA filtration, and document conditions so your claim starts with clear, defensible evidence.

Clean-water losses often dry in 3–5 days; gray/black water or deeply saturated assemblies can take 5–10+ with demolition and sanitation. Arvada’s elevation and semi-arid air help evaporation, but cool nights and dense assemblies (plaster, subfloors) slow it. We track grains per pound, temperature, and surface moisture daily, resizing containment and adjusting dehumidifiers/air movers accordingly. You get moisture logs and photos so we catch hidden pockets early and your adjuster sees measurable progress.

You pay your deductible; your carrier typically pays the rest of approved scope. We use line-item estimates recognized by insurers and share cause-of-loss notes, drying logs, and photos. Additional Living Expenses (hotel, meals) may be reimbursable—save receipts. Separate approval flows often exist for mitigation vs. reconstruction; we keep scopes clean so nothing stalls. If damage isn’t covered (e.g., long-term leaks), we’ll flag it early so you can choose repair options without surprises.

Corrosion control and source removal come first. Soot is acidic and quickly pits metals and electronics. We stabilize the structure, HEPA-vac, and apply targeted deodorization before selective demolition. Contents are packed out for specialized cleaning so odors don’t re-seed the house. Only then do we seal, prime, and rebuild. Doing it in this order stops cross-contamination, reduces rework, and prevents lingering smoke odor from getting locked into new finishes and insulation.

Structural, electrical, plumbing, and significant drywall or insulation work typically require permits. We pull permits and schedule inspections. If your policy includes “ordinance or law,” code-mandated upgrades (AFCI/GFCI protection, smoke/CO alarms, ventilation) may be eligible. We separate like-kind repairs from upgrades in the scope so adjusters can clearly approve each. That clarity avoids mid-project disputes, failed inspections, and “extras” landing on you after walls are closed.

We isolate work zones with zipper walls and run negative air machines using HEPA filtration. During demo, we use point-of-capture tools and wet methods to keep dust down. We perform housekeeping daily, change filters on schedule, and monitor pressure. When possible, we select low-VOC materials and schedule strong-odor steps when you’re out. If chemical sensitivities exist, we’ll adjust sequencing and share product data sheets so you can approve alternatives before we proceed.

We start selections and procurement during drying. A single project manager coordinates trades, inspections, and change orders. We prioritize critical-path items (cabinets, special-order tile) and line up trades to minimize idle days. If a product is back-ordered, we provide equal-quality alternates immediately so you don’t lose weeks. Expect a written schedule with milestone dates, plus updates if anything shifts. Decisions are timestamped in writing to keep everyone accountable.

Yes. We inventory, photograph, and barcode items for pack-out, then clean and store them in climate-controlled space. Non-salvageable contents are documented with model numbers and photos for your adjuster. High-value and sentimental pieces receive specialized vendors when appropriate. You’ll get an itemized list and status updates so you can approve disposal, additional attempts, or replacement. This transparency minimizes disputes and gives you a clean paper trail for reimbursement.

Mitigation stops ongoing damage: extraction, drying, board-ups, corrosion control, deodorization. Rebuild restores structure and finishes: framing, drywall, flooring, paint, cabinetry. Insurers often separate approvals and budgets. Fast, well-documented mitigation shrinks total loss size and shortens displacement time; sloppy mitigation inflates costs and delays reconstruction. We keep documentation airtight—moisture logs, photos, equipment maps—so the transition to rebuild is smooth and approvals don’t get stuck in review.

We warranty reconstruction workmanship and pass through manufacturer warranties on materials. Mitigation is process-warranted: if moisture goals aren’t met, we continue adjustments without added labor charges. At close-out, you receive a packet with photos, logs, receipts, and care instructions. If problems appear within the warranty window, contact your project manager; we inspect quickly and, if it’s on us, we correct it. Clear documentation keeps warranty conversations short and fair.