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Loveland & Fort Collins Flood Damage Restoration

Flood Damage Restoration in Loveland & Fort Collins, CO

Recovery after river flooding, flash floods and sewer backups

Northern Colorado knows flooding. The Big Thompson River has flooded Loveland more than once, most recently in the September 2013 floods, and Fort Collins still remembers the 1997 Spring Creek flood that swept through neighborhoods and the CSU campus. Today, intense summer storms and spring runoff can still send water into basements and lower levels. Property Craft provides flood restoration services that take your property from waterlogged to fully repaired.

Floodwater is treated as contaminated because it can carry sewage, chemicals and debris. Our IICRC-certified crews remove what can’t be saved, clean and disinfect affected areas, and dry the structure thoroughly before rebuilding.

Flooded? Call for 24/7 Flood Cleanup

Call (970) 732-0011 and we’ll begin flood water extraction as soon as we arrive, with pumps, extractors and commercial drying equipment.

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Flood Recovery for Homes and Businesses

From finished basements to commercial spaces with water across the floor, we scale our crew and equipment to match the loss. We document the damage carefully, which helps when working through flood coverage with your insurer.

Flood Cleanup in Loveland and Fort Collins

Extract, sanitize, dry and rebuild

Our flooded basement cleanup includes removing water and silt, cutting out wet drywall and insulation, sanitizing surfaces, and drying concrete and framing. We also provide sewage cleanup when floodwater backs up through drains. Learn more about our water damage services or choose a service below.

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Northern Colorado Flood Damage FAQs

Usually not. Flooding from rising surface water typically requires a separate flood policy through the National Flood Insurance Program or a private insurer. Sewer backup coverage is often an add-on too. We document everything so you can file with whichever coverage applies.

Drying typically takes three to five days after extraction, depending on materials and how long the water sat. Concrete and thick framing can take longer. We take daily moisture readings and won’t stop until the space is dry.

It depends on the extent of the damage. If sewage is involved or large areas are torn out, staying elsewhere is often safer. We’ll give you an honest recommendation after inspecting.

We can also handle roof, window and wind damage through our Loveland and Fort Collins storm damage restoration services.

Start Flood Recovery in Northern Colorado

Call (970) 732-0011 to reach our Loveland and Fort Collins team. For leaks inside the home, see our water damage restoration page.

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