"We are on day three of a residential large water loss recovery. When this Ouray home was completed in 1989, it was published in three different magazines in recognition of its unique interior design and finish. It is the owners' pride and joy. They are still in shock about the damage, but their sense of humor has come back a little tonight …" Yes, this is a SERVPRO technician helping the family to smile as he clowns around among the drying mats which are working to salvage the hardwood flooring.

SERVPRO of Montrose / Telluride received a wonderful note from a customer. We were touched to receive such kind words from wonderful individual! We pride ourselves on treating each customer like family and our whole team is proud to have helped!

Water damage in Montrose often requires commercial water cleanup services. Shown in the picture is a truck-mounted water extraction unit which is one of the methods employed by SERVPRO of Montrose / Telluride to suction up water.

Water damage struck this Telluride home when a storm tore shingles from the roof allowing rainwater to enter the attic. Homeowners, when faced with this situation should act quickly to find a company that can provide taps for the damaged roof to limit water damage. SERVPRO of Montrose / Telluride has extensive experience in this area and are available 24/7.

Water damage was suffered at this Telluride home when a water line within the walls burst. Both drywall and cabinetry were affected by the water damage requiring the use of commercial air movers and dehumidifiers to dry out all of the damaged surfaces both inside and outside of the walls.

Our team at SERVPRO of Montrose / Telluride enjoys hearing from our wonderful customers. We recently received a thank you note from a customer who experienced a water damage emergency in Poncha Springs. Dealing with water damage can be a very stressful situation, but our technicians will make it “Like it never even happened.”

Water damage was discovered at this Montrose home when the paint around the pictured drain pipe began blistering. The water flow through this pipe was not pressurized, so the amount of water was minimal but did spread throughout the wall area. Our crew would need to open up the wall and dry all of the affected areas and fix the leak.

Water damage in Telluride requires the latest in restoration technology. Pictured is an advanced moisture detection device that can detect moisture content that cannot be seen by the naked eye. The tool is able to read moisture content I wood, drywall, plaster, brick, block, roofing and most of the materials used to build a structure.