La Plata County, CO
Flood & Storm Recovery
Rebuilds after water damage: done once, done dry, documented for insurance.
Finished work
We have taken flooded homes down to studs and put them back. The lesson from every one of them is the same: the rebuild is the easy half. Getting it genuinely dry, and proving to an adjuster what was actually damaged, is what decides whether you are doing this again in two years.
We photograph everything as we go, keep a documented record for your insurance, and we do not close a wall until the moisture readings say it is time.
The October 2025 Vallecito Creek flood
In October 2025, the remnants of Hurricane Priscilla flooded Vallecito Creek and forced evacuations around Vallecito.
We have rebuilt homes damaged in that flood. The review from Karen Noble on this site is about one of them: the October flood damaged her entire ground floor.
What's included
- Demolition and removal of water-damaged material
- Dry-out coordination and moisture verification
- Structural repair, subfloor, and framing replacement
- Full rebuild: drywall, tile, trim, flooring, paint
- Photo documentation for insurance claims
- Emergency board-up and tarping
Who actually shows up to do the work?
Aaron, and his crew. He is not a salesman who hands your project to whoever is available. He frames, welds, runs the excavator, and sets tile himself. That is the whole reason one crew can carry a project start to finish.
How do estimates work?
Free, and in writing. Smaller jobs we can often price from photos and a phone call. Anything larger gets an on-site look. You can pick the time yourself on the calendar on this site.
What areas do you cover?
Vallecito and Bayfield are home base, and we work throughout La Plata County including Durango, Ignacio, Gem Village, and Forest Lakes. If you are a little outside that, ask anyway.
Ready to get your flood & storm recovery scheduled?
Free written estimates. Pick a week for a site visit. No obligation.