Water Damage Restoration
Extraction, drying, and cleanup after leaks, appliance failures, and other indoor water.
Learn more →Commerce City · Reunion · Brighton · Thornton · NE Denver
Water damage in Commerce City? One call to reach local help.
Burst pipe after a cold snap, hail-damaged roof leaking into the ceiling, or a basement full of water? We are a free referral line that connects you with an independent, licensed restoration provider in the north metro.
No charge to call, day or night. Which providers can respond depends on the hour and your location. We do not perform restoration work ourselves.
Water coming in right now? Call any time, day or night.
If it is safe, shut off the main water valve and stay away from wet outlets. Then call. Many restoration companies run 24/7 emergency crews, and we will try to connect you with one that serves your address.
How the referral works
Three steps, no forms, no obligation.
Tell us what happened
Water, sewage, mold, or fire. Give a cross street or ZIP code in or near Commerce City.
We connect you
Your call goes to an independent provider who handles that type of damage in the north metro, when one is available.
You decide
Ask about inspection, drying, cleanup, and insurance paperwork. Whether you hire them, and at what price, is up to you.
Problems we can refer you for
One number covers water, sewage, mold, and fire damage for Commerce City-area homes.
Burst & Frozen Pipes
Colorado cold fronts can freeze pipes fast. Get help drying out after the break.
Learn more →Hail, Storm & Roof Leaks
Hail-cracked shingles, wind damage, and storm water coming through ceilings.
Learn more →Flooded Basement & Sump
Water on the basement floor from a failed sump pump, window well, or heavy rain.
Learn more →Sewage Backup Cleanup
Floor drain or toilet backups need special handling. Don’t clean it up yourself.
Learn more →Mold Remediation
Musty smell or visible growth after a leak that never fully dried out.
Learn more →Fire & Smoke Damage
Soot, smoke odor, and the water left behind by firefighting.
Learn more →What makes water damage common here
Colorado is dry most of the year, but the Front Range has its own set of water risks.
Hail Alley
The Rocky Mountain Insurance Information Association says the Front Range sits in the heart of “Hail Alley,” with damaging hail season running from mid-April to mid-September. Cracked shingles and torn flashing let the next rain in.
Sudden arctic fronts
On December 21, 2022, the National Weather Service recorded a 37°F drop in one hour at Denver International Airport, just northeast of Commerce City. Swings like that catch pipes in garages and outside walls.
Sprinkler and hose bib freezes
Irrigation lines, backflow preventers, and outdoor faucets with a hose still attached can split in the first hard freeze and leak inside the wall.
Basements
Many north metro homes have basements. A failed sump pump, a clogged window well, or an overwhelmed drain can put water on finished floors fast.
Creeks and the South Platte
Sand Creek, First Creek, and Second Creek all drain through Commerce City toward the South Platte River. Homes near them can check their flood zone on the Mile High Flood District or FEMA maps.
Leaks that linger
Dry air helps surfaces look dry quickly, but water trapped in carpet pad, framing, and drywall can still turn into odor and mold.
Sources: Rocky Mountain Insurance Information Association (hail season); NWS Boulder December 2022 climate summary (temperature drop); Mile High Flood District and city drainage studies (creeks).
Areas we focus on
Commerce City and nearby Adams County and northeast Denver communities.
- Commerce City
- Reunion
- Turnberry
- Belle Creek
- Buffalo Run
- Brighton
- Thornton
- Henderson
- Northglenn
- Northeast Denver
Frequently asked questions
Is this a restoration company?
No. This website is a free referral service. When you call, we try to connect you with an independent, licensed provider who handles the kind of damage you have, whether that is water, mold, sewage, or fire and smoke.
Can I call at night or on a weekend?
Yes, you can call any time. Many restoration companies offer emergency response outside business hours, and we will try to connect you with one. We cannot promise a provider is available at every hour.
What parts of the north metro do you cover?
We focus on Commerce City (ZIP codes 80022 and 80640, plus the parts of 80601 and 80603 inside city limits) and nearby Brighton, Thornton, Henderson, Northglenn, and northeast Denver. Coverage depends on the providers available when you call.
What kinds of problems can I call about?
Common calls include burst or frozen pipes, hail or wind damage that let water in, flooded basements, sump pump failures, sewage backups, mold after a leak, and fire or smoke damage, including the water left behind after a fire is put out.
Is there a charge to call?
There is no charge to call this referral line. Any inspection or restoration fees are between you and the independent provider you choose to hire.
Should I call my insurance company too?
If the damage may be covered, it is usually wise to photograph everything and contact your insurer. A restoration provider can explain the documentation that is typically requested for your type of loss.
Talk with someone about your damage today
Call the free Commerce City referral line. We will try to connect you with an independent local provider.
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