Denver Flood Cleanup (720) 961-2205

No cost · no obligation

Free water damage inspection.

If you suspect water but can't see it, guessing is expensive in both directions — tearing open a dry wall, or leaving a wet one closed. We measure instead.

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When it's worth having one

What we actually check

  1. 1Thermal imagingEvaporative cooling makes wet areas read colder, showing the shape of moisture behind a surface without opening it.
  2. 2Moisture metersPin and pinless readings in the actual materials, compared against unaffected areas of the same material — the only way to know what "dry" means for your house.
  3. 3Trace the sourceFinding where it came from, because remediation without fixing the source just buys time.
  4. 4A straight answerWhat's wet, how far it goes, whether it needs work — and if it doesn't, we say so.
Thermal imaging isn't magic

An infrared camera doesn't see moisture — it sees temperature difference, which is often caused by moisture. That's why every thermal finding gets confirmed with a meter reading. Anyone quoting work from camera images alone is guessing with better pictures.

What it costs

If we do find something it becomes a restoration job — or a mold remediation if it sat long enough. The inspection is free and there's no obligation. If work is needed you get a written scope before anything starts and you can see typical pricing first; if it isn't, you get told that. We'd rather be the company you call next time than sell you a job you didn't need.

Not an emergency? Send it and we'll call you back.

A ceiling stain, an insurance question, a quote for a property you manage — tell us what's going on and we'll get back to you fast. If water is running right now, call instead.

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Common questions

Is the inspection really free?

Yes, and with no obligation. If we find work is needed you get a written scope before anything begins. If nothing is wrong we tell you that.

Can you detect water behind a wall without opening it?

Largely, yes. Thermal imaging shows the temperature differences moisture creates, and moisture meters confirm the actual content in the material. Between them we can map the wet area before deciding whether anything needs opening.

Should I get an inspection before buying a house?

It's worth it if disclosure mentions past water, or if you notice staining, musty odour or soft flooring. Finding out what's behind a repainted wall before closing is considerably cheaper than after.

I dried it myself — do I still need checking?

Often worth it. Surfaces dry long before framing and subfloor do, and the most common call we take is a musty smell weeks after a leak somebody believed was handled.

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