Do you respond after major storms?

Yes. We expand crews after major Salt Lake City-area storm events to keep response times fast.

Can you tarp my roof tonight?

Yes - emergency tarping is one of our most-requested 24/7 services.

Salt Lake County · 24/7 Response

Water Damage, Fire & Mold Restoration in Salt Lake City, UT

24/7 water, fire, and mold restoration across Salt Lake City - from the Avenues and Capitol Hill to Sugar House, downtown, and the west side.

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Local response for Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City is our home base. Crews dispatch 24/7 across the valley and reach most addresses inside I-215 in 20-35 minutes. The mix of pre-war bungalows in the Avenues and Sugar House, mid-century brick ranches on the East Bench, and newer builds on the west side and out toward Daybreak means we handle everything from cast-iron sewer backups to PEX manifold failures - and we bill directly to every major Wasatch Front carrier.

Average response

Typically 20-35 minutes

ZIP codes covered

84101, 84102, 84103, 84104, 84105, 84106, 84108, 84109, 84111, 84112, 84115, 84116

Neighborhoods we serve in Salt Lake City

The AvenuesCapitol HillMarmaladeFederal HeightsSugar House9th & 9thLiberty WellsCentral CityRose ParkGlendaleYalecrestEast Bench

Near Temple Square, University of Utah, Liberty Park, Sugar House Park, and more.

Common restoration calls in Salt Lake City

The damage patterns our crews see most often in Salt Lake City homes and businesses.

Spring snowmelt and foundation seepage

Heavy Wasatch snowpack melts into saturated soils every March through May. Older basements and slab-on-grade additions take on Category 2 water through floor drains, foundation cracks, and window wells. We extract, dehumidify, sanitize, and document for your carrier.

Canyon-driven flash flooding and microbursts

Summer monsoon cells dropping over City Creek, Emigration, and Parley's Canyons send debris flows and flash water into east bench neighborhoods within minutes. Wind-driven rain forces water past flashing, windows, and roof penetrations across the valley.

Swamp cooler leaks and ice dams

Roof-mounted swamp coolers leaking through ceilings in late summer, and ice dams forming on poorly insulated north-facing eaves after January snow, are two of our most common single-family calls. Both cause hidden ceiling and wall-cavity damage that needs moisture mapping before demo.

What We Do