Water Damage Restoration
End-to-end drying, cleanup and repair coordination for leaks, storms and appliance failures. Moisture mapping, monitored dehumidification, and documented dry standards on every job.
Emergency Water Extraction
Immediate standing-water removal with professional pumps and extraction units. First priority on every call with active spread — available nights, weekends and holidays.
Flood Damage Cleanup
Snowmelt and storm-flood recovery including mud removal, drying and sanitizing. Handles debris, silt, and the contamination screening floodwater requires.
Basement Water Damage
Basement pump-outs, seepage control and wall, floor and foundation drying. Built for Wyoming freeze-thaw foundations, sump failures, and spring melt intrusion.
Mold Remediation
Containment, filtered removal and moisture correction after water events. Finds the damp source feeding growth so colonies do not return after cleanup.
Sewage Cleanup
Safe black-water extraction, disinfection and contaminated-material disposal. Full PPE protocol, category-3 handling, and careful documentation for insurance.
Which service do you need?
Standing water of any kind means emergency extraction first — everything else waits until the spread stops. If the water came from outside the building envelope, through foundations, or off saturated ground, read the flood cleanup page for the debris and contamination steps that indoor leaks skip. Below-grade rooms have their own playbook: the basement guide covers sump recovery, wall-cavity drying, and the freeze-thaw crack patterns common across Wyoming. Discoloration, musty odor, or health complaints surfacing days after the event point to the mold remediation process, while any toilet, sewer-line, or septic involvement requires the strict containment protocol on the sewage cleanup page. When multiple problems overlap — a flooded basement that sat long enough to grow mold, for example — the full restoration overview explains how phases sequence together. Still unsure? Describe what you see when you call (888) 217-5329 and the responder will route the right equipment. Calls are answered around the clock, and routing prioritizes active spread and sewage hazards first — so mention those immediately if they apply to your situation.
Not Sure Which Service You Need?
Describe what you see — a crew will diagnose it and dispatch the right equipment.
Call (888) 217-5329