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Proven Water Damage Cleanup Process

Our water damage cleanup process is reliable and efficient, thanks to our extensive industry experience and IICRC certification. Here's how we handle water damage events:



• Assessment and Inspection: Our 24/7 emergency response team will assess the water damage, identifying its source and extent.

• Water Extraction: We swiftly remove standing water using specialized equipment to prevent further damage.

• Drying and Dehumidification: High-capacity fans and dehumidifiers are used to thoroughly dry the affected area.

• Cleaning and Sanitizing: We ensure a safe and hygienic environment by cleaning and disinfecting surfaces.

• Repairs and Restoration: Our technicians repair structural damage and restore your property to its pre-damage condition.

• Final Inspection: A final inspection is conducted to verify that all damage has been addressed.

• Documentation and Communication: Detailed documentation is provided for insurance purposes, and we maintain transparent communication with you and your insurance provider.​

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Our Water Damage Restoration Services

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Accountable Home Services is a full-service water damage contractor in Arvada, offering a comprehensive suite of restoration services. Our services include:

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• Water Damage Restoration

• Flood Damage Cleanup

• Water Extraction

• Sewage Cleanup

• Structural Drying

• Dehumidification

• Thermal Imaging

• Leak Detection

• Emergency Water Damage Cleanup

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Does Homeowner's Insurance Cover Water Damage?

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Navigating the complexities of homeowner's insurance claims after a water damage event can be challenging. It's important to know what your policy may or may not cover when it comes to water damage in your home. To clarify, we've detailed some key points below.

 

Homeowner's insurance provides coverage for water damage under certain conditions:



• Sudden & Accidental Events: Incidents that are sudden and unexpected, like a burst pipe or a malfunctioning appliance, are generally covered. 

• Storm Damage: Damage caused by uncontrolled weather conditions such as wind, hail, lightning, or frozen plumbing is typically included in the coverage.

• Vandalism: If your home is intentionally flooded as an act of vandalism, the resulting water damage is usually covered.

• Firefighting-Related Damage: Any water damage that occurs as a result of firefighters extinguishing a house fire is also typically covered.

 

However, it's crucial to know that homeowner's insurance will not cover:

 

• Property Neglect or Poor Maintenance: Water damage resulting from negligence, like failing to repair a known leak, is generally not covered.

• Natural Floods: Standard homeowners insurance does not cover natural floods that result from overflowing rivers, heavy rain, or storm surges. A separate flood insurance policy is required for these events.

• Sewer Backups: Water or sewage backing up through sewers or drains isn't covered unless you have a specific endorsement or additional policy.

• Ground Seepage: If water seeps into your home from the ground, it is commonly not covered under the standard homeowners insurance. Understanding these nuances will aid in managing your coverage more efficiently.