Water Damage Restoration

24/7 Help When Water Damages Your Property

When water pours across your floors or drips from the ceiling, every minute starts to feel urgent. Carpets soak through, walls swell, and it can be hard to know what to do first. We are here to bring calm, clear steps and professional help when a water emergency turns your day upside down.

At ECOS, we provide around the clock water damage restoration for homes and smaller commercial properties. Our team responds quickly, assesses the situation, and begins removing water and moisture so damage is limited as much as possible. If you are facing sudden water issues in Denver or nearby communities, you can call us any time for support.

We are a Colorado restoration company founded in 2004, and water, fire, and environmental cleanup have been at the core of our work from the beginning. Our professionals are extensively trained, hold proper certifications, and follow detailed safety procedures every time we enter a property. When you reach out, you are connecting with a local team that understands both the stress you feel and the conditions in this area.

Trust ECOS for thorough water extraction, drying, and full property restoration. Call (888) 868-5420 or schedule your service online now.

Why Homeowners Choose Our Team

Choosing a water damage company is not just about who can show up first. It is about who you trust to work inside your home or building, protect your belongings, and guide you through a stressful situation. We have built our company around those priorities for many years here in Colorado.

ECOS is a Colorado corporation that has focused on disaster cleanup since 2004. From the start, our work has centered on handling flood damage, fire losses, and hazardous materials. That experience means we are familiar with complex situations where water issues overlap with mold concerns, structural damage, or environmental hazards.

Safety is a core part of how we operate. In more than a decade of field work, our company has had only one reportable injury, which reflects how seriously we take procedures that protect both our clients and our employees. When our professionals set up equipment, move contents, or access difficult spaces, they follow steps that are designed to keep everyone on site as safe as possible.

Our commitment to quality has also been recognized by others. We received the Aspen Chamber of Commerce Business of the Year award, and Pulse of the City has given us a five star rating for exceptional service over multiple years. We regularly survey our customers after projects and publish their comments, because hearing directly from clients keeps us focused on what matters most to them.

Inside our company, we work hard to support our team members so they can focus fully on serving you. Our mission is to advance standards for water damage repairs and related restoration services across Colorado. When you invite us into your property, you get the benefit of that long term commitment, not just a quick fix.

What To Do After Water Damage

The first minutes after you discover water are often confusing. Taking a few careful steps can help reduce risk while you wait for our crew to arrive. We always want you to stay safe above all else, so do only what feels secure and avoid areas that look unstable or have obvious hazards.

If you can safely reach the water source, turning it off can slow or stop the flow. For example, you might close a supply valve to a leaking appliance or use the main shutoff for the building. If any electrical equipment, outlets, or cords are near standing water, avoid the area and consider shutting power off at the breaker panel if you can do that without crossing wet surfaces.

Small actions can also protect important belongings. Moving light furniture, electronics, or valuables away from damp areas can keep them out of harm’s way, as long as you are not stepping into deep water or unsafe conditions. You can also lay towels in limited areas to slow water spread, but skip this if water is still pouring in or if there is any sign of contamination.

Some situations need emergency services before cleanup, such as when you see sparking, smell gas, or notice water entering through a damaged roof after a severe storm. In those cases, calling 911 or your utility company is the right first step. As soon as you are safe, you can contact us so our team can begin planning water damage service tailored to your situation.

When you call ECOS, it helps if you can share where the water came from, what rooms are affected, and whether power is still on. We use that information to prepare equipment, plan access, and estimate how many professionals are needed. Our goal is to arrive ready to begin work, not just to take a quick look.

Our Water Damage Restoration Process

Once our team arrives, we follow a clear and organized process to manage the loss. We know you want to understand what will happen in your home or building, so we take time to walk you through the plan before we begin active work. This process is designed to remove water, dry materials, and address potential long term issues.

We typically begin with an inspection and moisture assessment. Our professionals look at visible damage and also check adjacent areas that may not show obvious signs yet, such as wall cavities, subflooring, or insulation. Using appropriate tools, we work to identify where water has traveled so that our water remediation efforts are not limited to what you can see on the surface.

After we understand the scope, we start water extraction. This step focuses on removing as much standing water as possible from floors, carpets, and other surfaces. Using professional extraction equipment, our team pulls out water efficiently so materials have a better chance of being dried instead of discarded. Fast water extraction can also help reduce the risk of swelling, warping, or other structural changes.

Once bulk water is removed, we concentrate on structural drying and dehumidification. We place air movers and dehumidifiers in a specific pattern, based on the layout of the affected space and the types of materials involved. Our technicians monitor moisture levels during the process and make adjustments as needed, so we are not guessing about when areas are dry enough to move to the next step.

Cleaning and sanitation are also important parts of water cleanup, especially when the water that entered the building was not clean. We select products and methods that are appropriate for each material and situation. Where there is concern about contaminants or future mold growth, water remediation steps can include more detailed cleaning and, when necessary, removal of materials that cannot be safely restored.

Throughout the process, we communicate with you about what we are doing, what we are finding, and what comes next. In some cases, that can include coordinating related services such as content handling or reconstruction work after drying is complete. Our professionals follow industry standards, and they bring the benefit of training and field experience to each decision they make on your property.

Water Extraction & Cleanup Services

Every water emergency looks a little different, which is why we offer a range of services to address standing water, saturated materials, contamination concerns, and final cleanup. By matching our approach to your specific situation, we work to protect as much of your property as reasonably possible while maintaining safety.

Our water extraction services focus on removing standing water from a variety of spaces. That can include finished basements, crawlspaces, living areas, and smaller commercial interiors. Using pumps and extraction units, our team works to lower water levels quickly, which is an important first step before more precise drying can begin.

Water removal also involves dealing with moisture that has soaked into porous materials. In some cases, carpets, pads, or drywall can be dried in place with proper equipment and monitoring. In other cases, our technicians may recommend removing certain items because they are unlikely to dry evenly or could pose a health concern if left in place. We explain those recommendations so you understand why each choice is being made.

When we talk about water remediation, we are referring to efforts that address both the immediate water and the potential for secondary damage. That can include extra cleaning of surfaces that contacted dirty water, attention to areas that could support mold growth, and communication about what to watch for after our work is finished. Our goal is to leave your space in a condition that supports long term health and safety.

Final water cleanup includes debris removal, detailed surface cleaning, and preparation for any repairs or reconstruction that may follow. Throughout this phase, our crew treats your home or business with respect. We are careful about how we move contents, how we place equipment, and how we protect areas that were not involved in the loss. This attention to detail reflects our broader safety culture and the training we provide to every team member.

Serving Denver Homes & Businesses

Living along the Front Range offers a mix of sunny days and sudden weather shifts that can be hard on buildings. In winter, cold snaps can freeze plumbing in older homes and multiunit properties, leading to burst pipes when temperatures rise again. In spring and summer, fast moving storms can overwhelm gutters, cause roof leaks, and let water into attics and living spaces.

Homes and businesses across Denver include older brick structures, frame bungalows, modern condos, and mixed use buildings. Each type brings different challenges when water damage occurs, from tight access in historic neighborhoods to tall stacks and shared walls in newer developments. Our team is familiar with these building styles and plans water damage service with those details in mind.

The local climate, with its combination of dry air and significant temperature swings, also influences drying strategies. Materials may seem to dry quickly on the surface, but hidden moisture can still be present in subfloors, framing, or insulation. Our experience working here helps us set up equipment and monitoring in a way that addresses both visible and concealed moisture.

We regularly survey clients after projects in this area to understand how our services are meeting their needs. Many responses highlight communication, professionalism, and respectful treatment of property as reasons they would call us again. By listening carefully to this feedback, we keep refining how we respond to water damage for both homeowners and property managers.

Whether water has affected a single bathroom or multiple levels of a building, we are ready to help local properties recover. If you are dealing with a water emergency and need a water damage company you can feel comfortable letting into your space, our team is prepared to respond and guide you through each step of the process.

From burst pipes to flooding, ECOS is ready to help. Call (888) 868-5420 or message us online for immediate water damage restoration.

Frequently Asked Questions

How fast can your team respond to a water emergency?

We provide 24/7 emergency response, and our team works to arrive as quickly as possible once we understand your situation and location. Actual arrival times depend on factors like distance, road conditions, and call volume, but our priority is always to limit further damage and begin work promptly.

Is it safe for my family to stay in the home?

Sometimes it is safe to stay, and sometimes it is better to relocate temporarily. Safety depends on the source of the water, how much of the structure is affected, and any electrical or structural hazards. Our professionals will discuss risks with you on site and help you make an informed choice.

Will you work with my insurance company on the claim?

We can provide documentation such as photos, moisture readings, and estimates that you may share with your insurer. While every policy and carrier is different, our team is familiar with the information insurance companies typically request and we work to make that part of the process easier for you.

How long does water damage restoration usually take?

Drying and cleanup can take anywhere from a couple of days to more than a week, depending on how much water was involved, the types of materials affected, and how quickly we were able to begin work. We will give you a project outline after our initial assessment and update you as conditions change.

How do you help prevent mold after water damage?

We focus on thorough water extraction, controlled structural drying, and careful monitoring of moisture levels. When conditions suggest a higher risk, we adjust equipment and may recommend removal of certain materials. Our goal is to reduce excess moisture so mold has less opportunity to develop in treated areas.

Call For Safe, Professional Water Cleanup

If water has disrupted your home or business, you do not have to sort through it alone. Our team at ECOS is ready to respond, explain your options, and start the process of removing water and drying your property. You can reach us any time, day or night.

When you contact us, we listen carefully to what is happening, ask focused questions, and plan our response based on the details you provide. You get the benefit of a Colorado company with years of disaster cleanup experience, a strong safety record, recognized service quality, and professionals who take pride in their work. Taking this step can help you move from uncertainty toward a clear path forward.

Call (888) 868-5420 now for immediate help with water damage.