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Park City · based on Prospector Ave

24/7 water damage restoration in Park City, Utah

Minutes from Old Town and Deer Valley. We protect what makes your home worth protecting, quietly, thoroughly, and on your schedule if you’re out of town.

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Water damage doesn’t wait

Neither do we.

A pipe that freezes at 9,000 feet doesn’t care that you’re in Dallas until Presidents’ Day. Water finds hardwood, plaster, and the theater room below, and every hour matters. Our crew is based at 2078 Prospector Ave, which means Old Town in about five minutes, Deer Valley in ten, and no waiting on a truck fighting Parleys traffic from the valley. One call, and a certified crew member is moving while you’re still describing the problem.

First, know your water

The three categories, and why they matter

Category 1, clean

Clean supply water

A burst supply line, a failed fridge connection, snowmelt through a window well. Clean to start, but it soaks into whatever it touches and degrades by the hour.

What we do: Extract fast, dry structural materials in place, and save finishes that would otherwise be torn out.

Burst & frozen pipes →
Category 2, gray

Gray water

Washing machine discharge, dishwasher backups, water heater tanks. Carries detergents and bacteria, not dangerous on contact, but nothing to leave in carpet.

What we do: Extract, apply antimicrobial treatment, and dry with sanitation verification on porous materials.

Appliance & water heater leaks →
Category 3, hazard

Sewage & outside flooding

Sewer backups and ground flooding carry pathogens. Don’t touch it, don’t run fans, keep kids and pets away.

What we do: Full containment, PPE, removal of contaminated porous materials, disposal, and verified sanitation.

Sewage cleanup, read first →

Want the full picture? Read the plain-English category guide →

Built for Park City homes

How Park City homes get wet, all four seasons

Frozen pipes

Sustained sub-zero nights find the one supply line that runs through an exterior wall or unheated chase. When it lets go, it sprays until someone notices, which in a second home can be days. We map the wet footprint with thermal imaging before we open a single wall.

Ice dams

Freeze-thaw cycles build ice ridges at the eaves; meltwater backs up under shingles and shows up as a ceiling stain two rooms away from the entry point. We trace the path, dry the cavity, and document the cause for your claim.

Vacant & second homes

Most of the damage we see here happened quietly over days or weeks. We coordinate with your property manager or keyholder, send photo updates daily, and never need you on-site. Your policy may have a vacancy clause, worth reading before winter.

High-value finishes

Wide-plank oak, plaster, stone, heated floors, wine rooms. The difference between restoration and replacement is response time and technique. We dry to save materials first, demolition is the last resort, not the default.

Monsoon cloudbursts & spring runoff

Park City summers are real. Afternoon monsoon cells stall against the ridgelines and drop an inch of rain in an hour, sheeting down slope-side grades into walkout basements and window wells. The spring version arrives in April, when the snowpack lets go all at once and every drainage runs high.

Hot-season plumbing & appliance failures

Hot months break pipes too. Irrigation startups find winter-split lines, supply fittings and softeners fail under summer demand, and a humidifier or wine-room condensate line can drip into framing for weeks while the house sits empty between seasons. A leak alarm at each is the cheapest insurance in the mountains.

Know your terrain

Park City risks, from Old Town to the Kamas Valley

Risk changes street by street up here: forest against your siding in Summit Park, an 1890s roofline in Old Town, a shared wall at Kimball Junction, a river out back in Midway. Find your ground below, then read your area’s page for specifics.

Jeremy Ranch, Summit Park & Pinebrook

Homes in the trees

The west-side canyons put houses under mature pine and fir, prime wildfire country, as the 2021 Parleys Canyon fire made plain. Smoke rides ridgelines into homes miles from the flame, and burned slopes shed spring runoff fast. Jeremy Ranch starts the coverage; fire & smoke restoration and odor removal handle the aftermath.

Old Town & Deer Valley

Historic frames & ice dams

Mining-era houses in Old Town hide plaster, rough-cut framing, and remodel-on-remodel plumbing behind steep cold roofs that build ice dams every freeze-thaw cycle. Deer Valley adds big rooflines and bigger finishes. We dry historic material in place, and the ice dam guide is worth reading before February.

Kimball Junction, Silver Springs & Snyderville

Condos & shared walls

The Basin’s densest housing, Kimball Junction, Silver Springs, and Snyderville, puts four units on one supply riser. A frozen line upstairs is everyone’s claim by morning. We document each unit separately and keep the HOA manager in the loop from the first visit.

Kamas, Heber & Midway

River valleys & runoff

The Kamas and Heber valleys live with the Provo and Weber drainages, irrigation ditches, and valley-floor water tables that rise with the melt. Midway adds warm springs and wet ground. Crawl spaces take it first, our crawl space service exists for exactly this.

Promontory & the east side

Empty-home risk

Big lots, gated roads, and owners two time zones away: a pinhole leak in Promontory can run for weeks before anyone opens the door. Leak sensors and a keyholder cut that risk to hours. See how we work with second-home owners and the vacant home guide.

Everywhere above 6,500 feet

Design-temp cold

Multi-day stretches below zero find the one supply line in an exterior wall, the rim-joist run behind the garage, the heat tape that quietly failed in November. It’s why burst & frozen pipe cleanup leads our winter work, and why the prevention checklist is the cheapest insurance in this town.

Mountain operations

Drying done right at 7,000 feet

Altitude changes the physics. Cold, thin air holds less moisture, which helps evaporation but changes how dehumidifiers perform, so we spec drying systems for elevation instead of running sea-level defaults. In deep winter we dry with heat under containment, because you can’t ventilate a house to the outside air at ten below.

Access is the other half. Our crew lives here and stages at 2078 Prospector Ave, so the 90-minute standard holds through ski-season traffic on 224 and 248 and through storm cycles that stall trucks coming up Parleys. When one road closes, we know the other way around.

And mountain jobs are rarely empty-house jobs. There are renters mid-stay, a property manager with twelve other doors, and finishes that can’t be improvised. We work inside containment, protect what’s dry, pack out contents when a room has to be emptied, and hand the job to our own reconstruction team so the rebuild matches what was there.

The High-Water Line

What happens when you call

The same five steps every time, whether you’re standing in the house or watching from another time zone.

Call
A real person answers 24/7 and dispatches the nearest crew.
Assess & map
Thermal imaging and moisture mapping of every affected assembly.
Extract & dry
Truck-mount extraction; air movers and dehumidifiers set the same visit.
Monitor daily
Readings logged every day until materials hit dry standard.
Document & close
Xactimate scope to your adjuster; we bill insurance directly.
Coverage

Park City & the Wasatch Back

2078 Prospector Ave

Park City, UT 84060 · 24/7 emergency response. Office visits by appointment, in an emergency, we come to you.

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FAQ

Questions we hear in Park City

How fast can you be at my place?
From our Prospector Ave base, we are on-site within 45 minutes anywhere we serve, from Old Town and Deer Valley to Kimball Junction, Kamas, Heber, and Midway. No dispatch from across the county.
My home sits empty most of the winter. What happens if a pipe bursts while I’m away?
Your property manager, neighbor, or alarm company calls us, or you do, from wherever you are. We meet your keyholder on-site, send you photos and moisture readings every day by text or email, and coordinate directly with your insurer with you looped in. See how we work with second-home owners.
What do Category 1, 2, and 3 actually mean?
Category 1 is clean supply water, Category 2 carries contaminants (appliance discharge), Category 3 is sewage or outside flooding and is a health hazard. The category drives what can be saved and how we work. Plain-English guide here.
Will insurance cover the damage?
Sudden, accidental water damage is covered by most policies, including burst pipes in second homes, though vacancy clauses can complicate it if the home sat unchecked. We document to Xactimate standard and bill your insurer directly.
Can you work with my property manager or HOA?
Every day. Condo and townhome water travels between units, so we coordinate access, document per-unit damage separately, and keep the HOA’s manager in the loop. Property managers can set up a priority account.
Do you handle the rebuild too, matching what was there?
Yes. Mitigation and reconstruction under one roof, including finish-grade carpentry. One company, one claim, and your adjuster gets a single consistent scope.
Do you cover Heber, Midway, and Kamas, or just Park City proper?
The whole Wasatch Back, within the same 45-minute standard: Heber City, Midway, Kamas, and everything between them and Old Town.
A storm is dumping. Can you still get to me?
Yes. The crew is based on Prospector Ave, not down in the valley, and the trucks run snow tires and chains all season. Storm nights are our busiest, we plan for them, and the 45-minute standard holds.
A wildfire burned nearby and the house smells like smoke. Do you fix that?
Yes. Smoke rides canyon winds into homes miles from a burn. Odor removal covers it, and the smoke odor guide explains what actually works, and what just masks it.
How do you protect wood floors and finishes during drying?
Drying mats pull moisture through plank flooring instead of tearing it out, containment keeps dust off everything else, and daily readings tell us the moment materials hit dry standard. Demolition is the last resort, and if a room has to be emptied, contents pack-out is inventoried and insured.

Water emergency right now?

On-site within 90 minutes across Park City and the Wasatch Back. A certified crew, on call all night.

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