Water Damage Restoration in Watkins, CO

It depends on the type and extent of damage - and whether demolition is required. For water damage, standard dry time is 3-5 days. However, insurance pushback, stubborn building materials, and extensive restoration needs can make the process take a couple of weeks to months. Once we assess the damage, we can give you a more detailed timeline approximation.

It's strongly discouraged. Water damage is often not visible to the naked eye, and anything under 40% moisture content can't be felt with your hands. Water can cause long-term damage, even if you can't see or feel it. Left unaddressed, water damage can cause bacterial growth, odors, mold, and even structural damage.

It depends on how early it's caught, what the water came into contact with, and how extensive the damage is. If caught within 24 hours, you have a higher chance of successfully drying in place and avoiding demo. After that, even fresh water damage can quickly spread and become contaminated.

No. Water restoration technology must run continuously to do its job. When left alone, it can get the area dry in just a few days.

Yes. Whether a pipe broke, your foundation is leaking, or your water heater failed, we'll clean and restore your basement to a clean and healthy space.

Yes. We answer our phones 24/7, 365 days a year and can send a technician to your home within 90 minutes for emergencies.

Yes. In fact, because people assume it's not an issue, it often goes unaddressed, so it's particularly common in Colorado. The air inside Colorado homes is usually around typically 70 degrees and 40% humidity - the perfect breeding ground for mold. Even in Colorado's dry climate, mold can form in as little as 3 days. For children, seniors, or anyone with a weakened immune system, exposure can be especially hazardous.

Before your technician arrives, you'll receive a text message with a reminder. Once there, they'll ask you to show them the damaged area. They'll use thermal imaging and moisture meters to assess the full scope of the damage. They'll then discuss a recommended plan and help you understand your options, including whether immediate action is necessary and if your insurance might cover the loss.

Sometimes. It's often a gray area in insurance policies and can depend on how the damage is reported. We'll help you understand coverage and liaise with your insurance provider.

Possibly. We can't guarantee that your premiums won't go up, but it almost always makes economic sense to file a claim for major water damage.

High deductibles are increasingly common, especially with percentage-based policies. We offer third-party financing to help reduce your out-of-pocket costs.

Yes. We regularly work with multi-family housing. While we can't legally interpret bylaws or insurance policies, we'll help you navigate paperwork and logistics.

Absolutely. You have a legal right to choose your remediation team. In fact, we recommend against using your insurer's preferred vendors, who have a conflict of interest. It's like having a doctor who's paid by the drug company writing your prescriptions. At All Pro, we advocate for you and make decisions based only on what's best for you and your home.

While water failures aren't completely avoidable, you can minimize risk by regularly snaking lines annually and jetting every 3 years, never flushing anything except toilet paper, installing water detection devices, considering a liner for older sewer lines, keeping hose spigots covered during freezing temperatures, and keeping vents and doors open in cooler areas during winter.

Yes. While our goal is always to prevent mold growth, if it is found we provide mold remediation to ensure a safe and healthy environment.