Water Damage Blog for Thornton and the North Metro
Local water problems, one at a time: frozen pipes, finished basements, sump pits, sewer backups and what a claim file needs.
Burst Pipe in an Older Thornton Home: First Steps
A burst pipe in an older Thornton home floods fast. Learn the shutoff, power safety and drying steps that keep water out of walls, floors and ceilings.
Water in a Thornton Basement After Spring Runoff or Storms
Water in a Thornton basement after spring runoff or a storm: how to tell wet from damp, what to shut off, and how extraction and drying get a lower level dry.
Superior Sump Pump Failure Near Coal Creek
A sump pump that fails during heavy rain can flood a lower level fast. See what to do near Coal Creek in Original Town and Sagamore, and how cleanup works.
Erie Flash Flooding and Basements: Lessons From 2013
On September 11, 2013, Erie was the hardest hit spot in Boulder County. Learn what that flood showed about basement water and how cleanup works today.
South Englewood Flood Project and a Wet Lower Level
What the $23 million South Englewood flood project does for storm runoff, and what homeowners should do when water still gets into a lower level.
Ceiling Leak From the Unit Above in Hampden Hills
A ceiling leak from the unit above in a Hampden Hills apartment: how to protect belongings, who to notify, and how the ceiling and walls are dried.
Storm Flooding in Commerce City: South Platte and Sand Creek
Storm and flood water inside a Commerce City home is contaminated water. See how extraction, removal and drying work along the South Platte and Sand Creek.
Brighton Water Heater Leak: Permit Rules for the Repair
A water heater leaking in Brighton needs cleanup first and a city permit second. See what the emergency repair rule says and how the drying fits in.
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