Emergency restoration covers the first 24 to 72 hours after a property loss — water, fire, smoke, storm, sewage, or hazardous-mold event — when the goal is to stop the loss from getting worse, not yet to rebuild. Earth Saving Solutions dispatches a board-up and mitigation crew to Denver-metro addresses, then transitions the same job into full restoration under one contract, so families and property managers do not coordinate separate emergency and restoration vendors. Call life-safety services first if there is active fire, gas smell, structural collapse, or live electrical in standing water.
When property damage occurs, every minute counts. Earth Saving Solutions provides immediate emergency response services to mitigate damage and begin the recovery process right away.
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Earth Saving Solutions Restoration division provides 24/7 emergency response when disasters happen and can be on-site within an hour typically. Our technicians are IICRC trained and certified. We have extensive restoration experience that ensures things are always done fast- and done correctly- every single time.
When you're facing property damage from wind, water, fire, or mold, our emergency response team quickly assesses the situation, develops a strategic recovery plan, and implements immediate solutions to prevent further damage and begin the restoration process.
Our comprehensive emergency services address a wide range of property disasters with speed, expertise, and care. Whatever the emergency, our team is equipped to handle it professionally and efficiently.
Immediate response to flooding, burst pipes, sewage backups, and other water-related emergencies to prevent mold growth and structural damage.
Fast response to fire emergencies with immediate board-up, smoke removal, and comprehensive cleanup to prevent secondary damage.
Rapid response to weather-related emergencies including roof damage, fallen trees, broken windows, and structural compromises.
Quick response to mold situations that pose health risks, including containment and professional remediation to ensure safe living conditions.
At Earth Saving Solutions, we leverage cutting-edge technology and proven methodologies to ensure the highest quality restoration services. Our investment in advanced equipment and software allows us to provide more accurate documentation, faster response times, and better overall outcomes.
Our technologically advanced approach ensures that we can provide the most effective emergency response and restoration services while streamlining the insurance claims process for our clients.
Our team maintains the highest level of industry certifications and continuous education to provide expert emergency restoration services.
Water Damage Restoration Technician certification ensures our team has the expertise to address water damage emergencies properly.
Fire & Smoke Restoration Technician certification qualifies our team to handle fire and smoke damage remediation.
Applied Microbial Remediation Technician certification for professional mold remediation services.
Ongoing education on the latest industry standards, technologies, and restoration techniques.
We specialize in working with insurance companies to ensure our clients receive fair compensation for covered damages. Our detailed documentation and industry expertise make the claims process smoother and more successful.
Special focus on Staramist use as a market differentiator. Our integration with Encircle restoration software allows us to visually document field data and present it in high-quality reports for faster settlement of property insurance claims.
This digital documentation system brings trust to the claims process, aligning restorers, adjusters & carriers around a single source of truth with visual documentation.
When disaster strikes, Earth Saving Solutions follows a proven process to quickly address the emergency and minimize damage to your property. Our 24/7 response team is ready to act immediately.
When you call our emergency hotline, our on-call response team is immediately notified and dispatched to your location. We typically arrive within 60-90 minutes in the Denver metro area to begin mitigation efforts.
Upon arrival, our technicians quickly assess the situation using specialized equipment including moisture meters and thermal imaging to identify the full extent of the damage, even in areas not visible to the naked eye.
We immediately implement emergency measures to prevent additional damage, such as water extraction, temporary roof tarping, board-ups, and power restoration to stabilize the environment and protect your property.
Our team begins thorough cleanup operations, containing affected areas to prevent cross-contamination, removing damaged materials, and preparing the site for restoration. We use eco-friendly methods whenever possible.
Once immediate emergencies are addressed, we develop a comprehensive restoration plan tailored to your specific situation, working closely with your insurance provider to ensure maximum coverage for the recovery process.
When this historic Littleton business experienced a catastrophic roof collapse, our emergency response team was on-site within the hour to assess the damage and develop a strategic recovery plan.
Our team mobilized immediately to implement critical structural repairs, manage debris removal, and complete renovations that allowed this essential business to resume operations in just one week.
This project showcases our ability to respond rapidly to commercial emergencies while maintaining the highest standards of safety and quality.
View Full Case StudyWhen disaster strikes, immediate action is critical. Our emergency response team is available 24/7 to mitigate damage and begin the restoration process.
CALL 720-309-5679Most projects finish in 1–3 days. Emergency-mitigation phase only. Dispatch arrival is under 2 hours in the Denver metro most of the year. Stabilization and mitigation typically complete within 1 to 3 days. The full restoration phase that follows runs days to months depending on the underlying loss — see the water, fire, storm, mold, or sewage page for the relevant range.
| Aspect | Emergency mitigation (first 24 to 72 hours) | Full restoration (after mitigation) |
|---|---|---|
| Goal | Stop the loss from getting worse and stabilize the property | Return the property to pre-loss condition |
| Typical scope | Board-up, water extraction, structural drying, containment, temporary utilities, secure-the-perimeter | Demolition of unsalvageable materials, structural repair, new finishes, contents restoration, reconstruction |
| Timeline | 1 to 3 days for most residential losses | Days to months depending on the underlying loss type |
| Insurance treatment | Often paid as a separate emergency-services line item, often released without applying the full deductible up front | Full claim with adjuster scope, usually subject to deductible and replacement-cost vs. actual-cash-value treatment |
| Who decides scope | First-responder crew based on visible loss severity and life-safety considerations | Adjuster, general contractor, and homeowner negotiation based on a written scope-of-loss |
| Outcome | Damage is stabilized, the property is safe to leave, and the claim file has a documented start | Property is restored, the punch list is closed out, and the homeowner reoccupies |
Active water — a burst pipe, an overflowing fixture, a roof leak during a storm — is an emergency because every hour of standing water adds materials to the demo list and pushes a Cat 1 toward Cat 2 or Cat 3. Active fire, smoke odor, sewage backup, structural compromise (collapsed framing, sagging ceiling, broken window with weather coming in), and any live electrical in standing water are emergencies. Slow ceiling stains with no active drip, hairline foundation cracks, and old smoke smell can usually wait until business hours for a scoped inspection.
Under 2 hours dispatch-to-arrival for most Denver-metro addresses most of the year. Mountain corridor addresses, weekend storms with simultaneous calls, and major regional events (a hailstorm hitting all of east Denver at once, for example) extend that. We confirm an arrival window at the time of dispatch rather than promising a fixed time, and we will tell you up front if your address is outside our normal response radius so you can call a closer crew if minutes matter.
If it is safe: shut off the source (water valve, breaker, gas), move people and pets away from the affected area, photograph everything before it is moved or cleaned, and pull together your insurance policy number and the carrier's claim phone number. If it is not safe — fire still burning, structural collapse, suspected gas, electrical in water — leave the property, call 911, and wait for first responders to clear the building. Do not run HVAC, plumbing, or electrical systems in the affected area until each is inspected.
Yes. We dispatch board-up crews to secure broken windows, breached walls, and roof openings on losses where the homeowner is not on site or has been displaced by first responders. We document the board-up with photos for the claim file, leave a contact for the carrier, and coordinate with the local fire marshal or police if the property has been red-tagged. Keys and access codes can be transferred remotely if needed.
Either order is fine — both calls usually happen within the first hour anyway. Calling us first gets the dispatch clock running for mitigation; calling the carrier first opens the claim and assigns a claim number we will need on every invoice. If the loss is small and you are unsure whether to file (the deductible may exceed the repair), call us first for a free assessment so you can decide on the claim with real numbers in hand.
Emergency dispatch is a separate scope from the full restoration that follows, billed by labor hours on site, equipment day-rates (air movers, dehumidifiers, negative-air machines), and any consumables (containment plastic, board-up materials, temporary utilities). We give a written estimate for the mitigation phase before equipment leaves the truck, and we tell you up front if a self-pay job will cost more than walking away and calling your carrier — which it often does because most homeowner policies cover sudden-and-accidental water and fire losses.
Call anyway. Many emergencies start as one thing and turn out to be another (the ceiling stain you thought was a roof leak is actually a slow plumbing leak two floors up; the fire that looked small left smoke damage on the entire upper floor; the basement moisture turned into mold inside a wall cavity months ago). The crew will diagnose on site and bring the right specialists into the job, and we coordinate water, fire, smoke, mold, sewage, and structural under one contract so the homeowner has one phone number for the entire loss.
Standing rule: life-safety, then property-safety, then mitigation, then restoration. A flooded basement with live electrical waits until the breaker is pulled. A fire-damaged structure with a broken window gets boarded up and weather-secured before contents pack-out begins. A sewage backup in the basement is contained before water extraction starts in the kitchen above. The crew lead walks the property with you, sequences the work, and shares a written first-72-hours plan before equipment goes in — your sign-off on that plan is what authorizes the work to begin.
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Professional emergency services services in Denver and the surrounding areas. Available for both residential and commercial properties.
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Saturday–Sunday: Closed
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