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Standing water in a residential kitchen after a leak

IICRC S500 · 24/7

Water damage restoration in Highland, Utah County, and the Salt Lake Valley

Standing water is a clock, not a mess. Every hour it sits, drywall wicks, hardwood cups, and insulation holds a reservoir that turns into mold. We extract, moisture-map, and dry Utah homes to IICRC S500 dry standard — then we rebuild and close the insurance file with the logs and photos the adjuster needs.

ANSI/IICRC S500 — Standard for Professional Water Damage Restoration

Water Damage Restoration

  • Emergency water extraction, 24/7
  • Thermal imaging and moisture mapping
  • Structural drying with professional equipment
  • Category 1, 2, and 3 water
  • Moisture logs, dry logs, and photo documentation
  • Direct insurance billing

How water hits Utah homes

Winter freeze bursts

When the inversion sits and overnight lows drop, supply lines in garages, crawl spaces, and on exterior walls split. We run more pipe-burst jobs in January than any other month.

Swamp coolers and HVAC drains

Evaporative coolers are a west-valley staple. A clogged pad or cracked line can dump gallons into a closet or attic before anyone notices the smell.

Water heaters and supply lines

A 10-year tank in a finished basement does not give a polite warning. We extract, lift cabinets, and dry the cavity so you are not replacing the kitchen twice.

Irrigation and slab leaks

Timer-run sprinkler mains and slab leaks are slow until they are not. We locate the wet, dry the structure, and leave the plumber a clear map.

Monsoon window wells and roof leaks

July cells and snowmelt push water into basements and attics. We extract and dry the interior. We do not tarp or board up — if the roof is open, we coordinate with your roofer while we save the rooms below.

What the job includes

  • Professional water extraction and Class 1–4 structural drying
  • Daily moisture logs and dry logs for your adjuster
  • Photo documentation of the loss as found, as opened, and as dried
  • Content pack-out when furniture cannot stay
  • Antimicrobial when Category 2 or 3 water is involved
  • Coordination with plumbers, roofers, and your carrier

Questions we get on this work

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