Damage Restoration in Colorado Springs | Holden Cleaning and Restoration

Water heater leaks often stem from sediment buildup due to Colorado's hard water, which can corrode the tank over time. Temperature fluctuations between cold winters and warm summers can also stress the tank, leading to cracks or valve failures. Regular flushing and annual inspections help prevent leaks, but if one occurs, our team can quickly shut off the water, drain the system, and restore any water damage to floors and walls.

Signs include cupping (edges raised, center sunken), buckling (boards lifting), dark stains, or a musty odor. Ice dams on roofs cause water to seep under shingles and into walls, eventually reaching hardwood floors. If you notice these signs after a snowmelt, call us immediately. We use moisture meters and thermal imaging to assess damage, then dry and refinish floors to prevent warping and mold.

First, turn off your HVAC system to stop the flow. Clear the clogged condensate line using a wet/dry vacuum or a stiff brush. Then, dry the affected area with fans and a dehumidifier. For significant water damage to ceilings, walls, or flooring, contact Holden Cleaning and Restoration. We'll extract standing water, dry the space thoroughly, and repair any structural or cosmetic damage to prevent mold growth.