Commercial Water Damage Restoration in Denver
Have you discovered water damage in your business? Whether it’s a growing blotch in the ceiling or a totally submerged basement, Paul Davis Restoration Services is ready to solve the problem. Our technicians can conduct water damage restoration and repair for companies and commercial properties throughout the area.
Where Does Water Damage Come From?
There are many ways your business can take on water damage. Damaged appliances like refrigerators have all been known to overflow. More man-made reasons for water damage include septic and sewer tank leaks, as well as overflowing bathtubs. Issues like these can start out minor. Whether it was malfunctioning plumbing or appliances, manmade structures can create hazardous water damage.
Whatever business you head, water damage has potential to be a dangerous problem for your organization. If ignored, it can lead to more damage from mold growth.
Water damage may be caused by weather as well. Heavy downpour or storm systems might problems for your commercial property on their own. These causes may have an intense impact if you have commercial property near a body of water that breaches during these heavy rains.
Whether your business has experienced severe damage or just has a large leak to address, Paul Davis performs restoration and repair services to solve the problem. Our technicians will air out papers in addition to structural areas like carpet. Contact us to see how we can help for your business today!
Our Commercial Water Damage Repair Services Include:
- Water damage assessment
- Water extraction
- Drying wet surfaces such as furniture
- Cleaning and restoration of items such as books
- Preventing mold and mildew damage
- Locating and containing the source of leaking water
- Reconstruction services and storm damage repair
- Assisting with insurance providers
Why Paul Davis?
- We reply and work quickly. Depending on the amount of damage, Paul Davis experts may be able to remedy water damage in your commercial space in up to three days.
- We are experienced – After 50 years in operation and millions of properties restored, Paul Davis knows how to handle your water damage situation.
- We assist with your claims – Collaborating with insurance companies while recovering from water damage is stressful. We will work with your insurance provider to settle claims quickly.
Commercial Water Damage— Frequently Asked Questions
Paul Davis of Greater Denver restores and repairs all kinds of water damage in commercial properties, including leaks from appliances, plumbing issues, septic or sewer backups, storm damage, and flooding.
Paul Davis offers 24/7 emergency response and works quickly to minimize downtime. Depending on the extent of the damage, restoration may be completed in as little as three days.
Yes. Paul Davis works directly with your insurance provider to help streamline the claims process, reducing stress so you can focus on running your business while restoration takes place.
With over 50 years of experience and millions of properties restored, Paul Davis combines fast response times, expert training, innovative techniques, and support with insurance claims to provide reliable and professional restoration services.
Yes, Paul Davis of Greater Denver specializes in restoring multi-family buildings, including apartments, condos, and townhomes.
These properties come with unique challenges—especially when water damage impacts shared systems or multiple units. Navigating insurance responsibilities between tenants, unit owners, and HOAs can be complex, particularly when damage originates in common areas like roof lines or utility chases.
Our team has developed clear communication workflows with property managers and HOA boards to streamline approvals, minimize delays, and ensure efficient mitigation and restoration across all affected units.
Yes, frozen pipe bursts are a common issue we see during Denver winters—especially in older or poorly insulated buildings. While recent years have brought milder temperatures later into the season, winter still tends to hit hard, often in short but extreme cold snaps, particularly in February. These sudden freezes, followed by rapid warming, significantly increase the risk of pipes freezing and bursting.
Additionally, other weather-related damage is becoming more frequent, including clogged gutters from large hail and overwhelmed drainage systems during short, intense rainstorms—all of which can lead to exterior and interior water intrusion.
In commercial buildings, we tend to see issues arise after 5 days of below freezing temperatures followed by quick warmup.
