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Water Damage Repair in Aurora, CO

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When water gets into your Aurora home, the clock starts immediately. Wet drywall begins losing structural integrity within hours. Flooring buckles and warps. Insulation holds moisture long after the surface looks dry. Anatom Restoration provides complete water damage repair for Aurora homeowners, from the first extraction through final repairs and painting. We work in all parts of the city, from the postwar homes in Hoffman Heights and the Del Mar Parkway corridor to the newer finished-basement homes in Murphy Creek and the Conservatory. Call us any time at (720) 356-0945.
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How Water Damage Repair Works in Aurora

Every repair project starts with a thorough assessment. We use moisture meters and thermal imaging cameras to map water migration through your floors, walls, and ceilings. Water travels further than it looks, especially in Aurora homes with concrete slab foundations, multi-layer flooring, or interior walls that share plumbing chases. Once we know the full scope, we extract standing water with truck-mounted and portable units, then set up industrial air movers and dehumidifiers. In Aurora’s drier climate, structural drying often moves faster than in humid regions, but we still monitor daily because materials like laminate flooring over concrete, spray foam insulation, and engineered wood retain moisture longer than their appearance suggests. After the structure reaches target dryness, we remove damaged materials that cannot be saved, prep the surfaces, and begin repairs. That means replacing drywall sections, re-floating and painting, reinstalling trim, laying new flooring, and addressing any compromised subfloor. We also inspect for any mold that developed during the wet period and address it before closing up walls.

Aurora Housing Stock and Why It Matters for Water Repair

Aurora’s housing spans roughly seven decades of construction, and the repair approach varies significantly depending on when your home was built. The 1950s and 1960s bungalows in Original Aurora, Hoffman Heights, and Morris Heights often have original cast-iron drain lines, galvanized supply pipes, and older vapor barriers in the crawl space, all of which can complicate water damage response. These homes also tend to have lower ceilings, smaller utility rooms, and less accessible crawl spaces that require specialized drying setups. On the other end of the spectrum, the master-planned communities of southeast Aurora, including Southlands, Saddle Rock, and Aurora Highlands, have large finished basements with drywall, carpeting, and sometimes home theaters or wet bars. A water event in one of these basements carries a much higher material replacement cost. We adjust our extraction and drying strategy for each situation and give you honest, upfront information about what materials can be dried in place versus what needs to come out.

Insurance Documentation and the Repair Process

Most water damage repair in Aurora involves an insurance claim, and we make sure you have everything your adjuster will need. We take comprehensive photos at every stage, record moisture readings before and after drying, and produce detailed written estimates that break down materials and labor. We provide this documentation directly to you and can coordinate with your insurance adjuster if that is helpful. The decision on what your policy covers rests with your insurer, but thorough documentation prevents disputes and speeds the process. We also help you understand the difference between covered events, like a sudden pipe failure, and situations that typically require a separate policy, like flooding from outside the home. Aurora homeowners in ZIP codes 80012 and 80013 who dealt with basement flooding in 2013 know firsthand how important proper documentation is when claims get complicated. Call (720) 356-0945 to get started.
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Water Damage Repair FAQs

Anatom Restoration provides water damage repair throughout Aurora, covering ZIP codes 80010, 80011, 80012, 80013, 80014, 80017, 80018, and 80045. Call (720) 356-0945 for same-day service in any of these areas.
We serve all Aurora neighborhoods including Hoffman Heights, Del Mar Parkway, Original Aurora, Morris Heights, City Center, Fitzsimons, Village East, Aurora Hills, Heather Gardens, Heather Ridge, Dam East, Dam West, Meadow Hills, Mission Viejo, Saddle Rock, Tallyn’s Reach, Southlands, Aurora Highlands, Sterling Hills, Murphy Creek, Sable Ridge, Conservatory, Green Valley Ranch East, and the Buckley Space Force Base area.
Costs vary widely based on the size of the affected area, the materials involved, and how long the water sat before being addressed. A small bathroom leak caught quickly might run a few hundred dollars. A flooded finished basement in southeast Aurora with carpeting, drywall, and built-in features can run into tens of thousands. We provide a detailed estimate after our initial inspection so you have accurate numbers before work begins.
Sometimes, yes. In cases where water was caught quickly and the drywall is not heavily saturated or structurally compromised, we can use wall cavity drying systems that inject dry air behind the drywall surface. However, if moisture meters show readings above drying thresholds, or if there is any sign of mold, removing and replacing the drywall is the correct approach. We make that call based on measurements, not guesswork.
The drying phase runs 3 to 5 days on average in Colorado’s low-humidity climate. Repairs follow, and the timeline depends on scope. Replacing a section of drywall and repainting might take 1 to 2 additional days. Replacing flooring across a large finished basement, matching trim, and reinstalling fixtures can take 1 to 3 weeks. We give you a phased timeline after assessment.
The most common causes we see in Aurora are burst or frozen pipes during winter cold snaps, roof leaks following hailstorms, appliance failures (dishwashers, washing machines, water heaters), and sewer backups. Flooding from Goldsmith Gulch and storm-related water intrusion also drive calls in certain neighborhoods, particularly in central Aurora near the Iliff and Monaco corridor.
It depends on the extent of damage and whether contaminated water is involved. Clean water damage, such as a burst supply line, typically allows you to stay in unaffected areas while work is in progress. Sewage backups or significant structural damage usually require temporary relocation. We assess this during the initial visit and give you a clear recommendation.
Yes. If water exposure has caused framing members to warp, soften, or show signs of rot, we include structural wood repairs in our scope. This is more common in Aurora’s older homes where wood framing has been exposed to repeated moisture events over decades, particularly in crawl spaces and basement rim joists.
Take photos and a short video walkthrough of all affected areas before moving or removing anything. Note when you first noticed the water and what you think the source is. Check if neighboring areas, such as closets adjacent to the wet room or the ceiling below an upstairs bath, feel damp. This information speeds our assessment when we arrive. Then call (720) 356-0945.
Yes. Anatom Restoration stands behind all repair work with a workmanship warranty. If something we repaired fails due to our work, we will fix it. We also verify that drying is complete before closing up walls or installing new flooring, which prevents the moisture-related callbacks that occur when restoration is rushed.

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Locations We Serve

80122 80112 80111
80016 80015

Primary Areas We Serve

Northwest Aurora North Aurora Central Aurora Southwest Aurora
Southeast Aurora South-Central Aurora East Aurora Anschutz Medical Campus Area