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Proven Water Damage Cleanup Process

At Accountable Home Services our water damage cleanup process stands unrivaled in terms of efficiency and effectiveness. Our IICRC-certified team works diligently to restore your property, and our top-tier rating reflects our commitment to quality service. Here's a glimpse into our water damage cleanup process:



At Best Option Restoration, we offer a thorough and meticulous water damage cleanup process, available 24/7 for emergency situations.

 

1. Assessment and Inspection: Our experts respond swiftly to emergencies, inspecting your property promptly to gauge the nature and extent of the water damage and devise an appropriate action plan.

2. Water Extraction: Using state-of-the-art equipment, we quickly remove standing water to mitigate further damage.

3. Drying and Dehumidification: We employ high-capacity fans and dehumidifiers to dry out the affected areas comprehensively, neutralizing the risks of mold growth.

4. Cleaning and Sanitizing: Our team diligently cleans and disinfects all affected surfaces, establishing a secure and sanitary environment.

5. Repairs and Restoration: Our skilled technicians address any structural damage and work tirelessly to restore your property to its original state.

6. Final Inspection: Once the restoration is complete, we carry out a thorough final inspection to ensure all issues have been addressed and the area is safe for reoccupation.

7. Documentation and Communication: We provide detailed documentation for insurance claims to help you maximize your benefits. Throughout the process, we maintain clear communication with you and your insurance provider, keeping all parties updated.

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Our Water Damage Restoration Services

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Accountable Home Services is a full-service water damage contractor in Boulder providing a comprehensive suite of restoration services. Our team is committed to restoring your property to its pre-loss condition while minimizing disruptions to your daily life. 

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Our water damage restoration services include:​

• 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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Understanding what your homeowner's insurance covers when it comes to water damage can save significant time and money in the unfortunate event of a disaster. In general, the extent of coverage largely depends on the cause of the water damage. Let's delve into the specifics of what is generally covered and what is not.

 

Homeowner's insurance typically covers water damage under the following circumstances:



• Sudden and Accidental Occurrences: This includes incidents like a burst pipe or an appliance malfunction. Since these are unforeseen events that a homeowner cannot prevent, they are generally covered.

• Storm Damage: Water damage caused by weather phenomena such as winds, hailstorms, lightning strikes, or frost-induced plumbing issues are typically covered, as these are beyond a homeowner's control.

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

• Fire Extinguishing: Water damage resulting from fire suppression efforts by firefighters is normally covered under homeowner's insurance.

 

However, there are certain scenarios where homeowner's insurance does not cover water damage:

 

• Property Neglect or Lack of Maintenance: If the water damage arises from a failure to maintain the property, such as neglecting a known leak, the insurance is unlikely to provide coverage.

• Floods: Standard insurance policies do not cover natural floods resulting from river overflows, heavy rainfall, or storm surges. A separate flood insurance policy is required for these instances.

• Sewer Backups: Water or sewage that backs up through sewers or drains is typically excluded from standard coverage unless an additional policy or specific endorsement is acquired.

• Ground Seepage: Water damage caused by water seeping into your property from the ground is usually not covered by homeowner's insurance.