24/7 Water Damage Restoration in Vail and Colorado Mountain Communities

SteamMaster provides 24-hour water extraction, structural drying and water-damage mitigation for homes and businesses throughout Vail, Beaver Creek, Avon, Edwards, Eagle, Gypsum, Aspen and surrounding Colorado mountain communities.

When water enters a property, the damage rarely stops where the water is visible. Moisture can travel beneath flooring, behind walls and into insulation, cabinetry and structural materials. SteamMaster’s trained technicians use professional extraction equipment, moisture meters, thermal imaging and commercial drying systems to locate affected areas and begin controlling the damage.

Need Emergency Water-Damage Help?

Call 970-827-5555. Our emergency line is answered 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

The sooner extraction and drying begin, the better the opportunity to reduce secondary damage, protect salvageable materials and limit disruption to your home or business.

Common Causes of Water Damage

We respond to water damage caused by:

Broken or frozen pipes
Appliance and supply-line failures
Water-heater leaks
Roof and ice-dam intrusion
Plumbing overflows
Sprinkler-system failures
Sewage backups
Groundwater and crawl-space intrusion
Storms and snowmelt
Water migrating from an adjoining unit

Sewage and Contaminated-Water Losses

Sewage backups and other contaminated-water losses require additional precautions. Porous materials that cannot be safely restored may need to be removed. Affected areas must then be cleaned, treated and thoroughly dried according to the conditions found at the property.

SteamMaster follows recognized restoration practices and uses trained technicians, appropriate protective equipment, containment and air filtration when required.

Documentation and Insurance Coordination

SteamMaster documents affected areas, moisture readings, equipment placement and drying progress. We can communicate with property managers, homeowners, business owners and insurance representatives while keeping the property owner informed.

Coverage and claim decisions are made by the insurance carrier. Our responsibility is to clearly document the conditions found and the mitigation work performed.

Areas We Serve

SteamMaster responds throughout Colorado’s central mountain communities, including Vail, Beaver Creek, Bachelor Gulch, Avon, Edwards, Minturn, Eagle, Gypsum, Aspen, Snowmass, Basalt, Carbondale, Glenwood Springs, Breckenridge, Frisco, Silverthorne, Dillon, Winter Park, Granby and surrounding areas.

Response availability outside our immediate service area depends on the location, conditions and size of the loss.

Why Property Owners Call SteamMaster

Serving Colorado mountain communities since 1978
Available for emergency response 24/7
IICRC Certified Firm
Trained and certified restoration technicians
Professional extraction, drying and monitoring equipment
Experience with residential, commercial and resort properties
Local team based in Minturn, Colorado
Winner of the BBB Torch Award for Ethics

What Should I Do After Discovering Water Damage?

If it is safe, stop the source of water or shut off the appropriate supply valve. Avoid electrical hazards and do not enter areas where ceilings appear unstable or contaminated water is present.

Call SteamMaster at 970-827-5555. Tell us where the water originated, when it was discovered and which areas appear affected. We will help determine the appropriate next response.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who provides 24-hour water-damage restoration in Vail?

SteamMaster provides 24-hour water extraction and structural drying in Vail and surrounding Colorado mountain communities. Our emergency number is 970-827-5555.

How quickly should water extraction begin?

As soon as it can be performed safely. Water can spread into concealed building materials, and prolonged moisture increases the likelihood of additional damage and microbial growth.

Can you find water behind walls or beneath floors?

SteamMaster uses moisture meters and infrared thermal imaging when appropriate to identify areas requiring closer investigation. Thermal imaging indicates temperature differences and is used together with physical inspection and moisture readings.

Do you handle sewage backups?

Yes. SteamMaster responds to sewage and contaminated-water losses using procedures appropriate to the source, affected materials and conditions found at the property.

Do you work with insurance companies?

SteamMaster documents the mitigation work and can communicate with insurance representatives. The insurance carrier determines coverage, deductibles and claim payments.

Call SteamMaster

For emergency water extraction and structural drying in Vail, Aspen, Eagle County and surrounding Colorado mountain communities, call 970-827-5555.

Do it right. Do it right now.

Our Water-Damage Mitigation Process

Every property and water loss is different. Our response may include:

Emergency water extraction
Moisture inspection and damage assessment
Infrared thermal imaging when appropriate
Removal of unsalvageable affected materials
Commercial air movers and dehumidification
Specialty drying for floors and structural materials
Air filtration and containment when needed
Moisture monitoring and drying documentation
Contents protection, moving and cleaning
Sewage and contaminated-water cleanup

We monitor the affected materials and surrounding environment throughout the drying process. Equipment is adjusted according to actual moisture readings rather than guesswork or an arbitrary number of days.

Water Damage in Colorado’s Mountain Environment

Mountain properties present challenges that are easily underestimated. Freezing temperatures, snowmelt, second homes, radiant heating systems, mechanical rooms and delayed discovery can allow a relatively small leak to affect several rooms or floors before anyone notices it.

SteamMaster has served the Central Colorado Rockies since 1978. Our team understands resort residences, condominiums, hotels, commercial buildings and mountain homes, including properties that may be vacant when a loss occurs.