Leave Water Restoration to the Experts
Do I Need a Water Restoration Company?
Should your carpets and rugs get damaged by flood water, you’ll have two options – replace them or repair them. However, if the damage is beyond your DIY skills, it’s best you leave the water restoration and carpet repair work to the experts. Of course, if you live in Boulder, Longmont, or Broomfield, Colorado … lucky you! That’s because you could always call the experts at Colorado Carpet Masters to do the job.
Whether you live in a flood-prone area or not, the unpredictable and erratic nature of today’s global weather patterns can cause flash floods as a result of heavy rain or snowstorms, when least expected. While damage to your expensive carpets and rugs can range from the moderate to the severe in such an event, you could stand to lose a small fortune to replace them with a new set.
Water damage to your home is never pleasant. But sewage water restoration creates a unique set of challenges.I arrived at a home in Commerce City today expecting to cut out a small piece of sewage-damaged carpet from a sewage backup that occurred last week. The carpets were completely dry and we had to determine how far the sewage reached into the room. [It should be noted, that a family member was hospitalized with respiratory issues unrelated to the sewage backup. This complex situation was a determining factor in the ultimate treatment of their carpet.] The homeowner wished to piece together some carpet scraps and replace the areas that he thought the sewage had reached. We had some very tough decisions to make and I wanted our solution to be cost-effective, considering the stress and worry he was already under with a child in the hospital. His wife showed me where 
DIY water restoration for flood-damaged carpets is a laborious, back-breaking job, especially for wall-to-wall carpeted homes. While options were limited in the past, technology has changed water restoration into a high-tech process that requires the skills and experience of professional technicians employed by reputable companies. Therefore, in no event should you attempt to conduct water restoration yourself, regardless of the level of damage to your carpets – mild, moderate, or severe.