Water Damage Restoration Service Area in Erie, CO
The restoration team covers all of Erie, ZIP 80516, from Old Town and the homes along Coal Creek to the subdivisions near Highway 7, Highway 52 and the interstate, plus the nearby Front Range towns listed below.
Neighborhoods, ZIP and nearby towns
ZIP code covered
Not sure a street is covered? Call anyway. Extraction crews are scheduled around the clock across town.
Erie neighborhoods and corridors
Nearby towns
Front Range towns covered 24/7
The restoration team handles water damage across these towns at any hour. A town with its own local page links to it, with its housing, water history and services.
How water damage differs across the Erie area
Old Town Erie and Briggs Street
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The oldest houses in town sit here, where coal-camp era lots meet newer infill. Aging drain lines and older basements lead the list, along with water heater failures in tight utility rooms.
Erie Parkway and the central subdivisions
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Two-story homes with finished basements line the parkway. A stalled sump pump, a supply line split in a cold wall or a hard summer storm sends water down to the lowest level.
Homes along Coal Creek
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Coal Creek runs past Old Town and flooded the town in 1890, 1921 and 1972. Low lots near the creek plan for flash flood runoff and seepage through basement walls.
Highway 7, County Line Road and the airport side
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The south and west edges near Erie Municipal Airport mix newer neighborhoods with shops and hangars, where roof drains and burst sprinkler lines can wet a large floor.
Highway 52 and the north subdivisions
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The newest streets on the north side carry the same basement pattern: finished lower levels, sump pits and window wells that fill during heavy rain.
Lafayette, Louisville and Broomfield
Neighbors to the south and southwest with older ranch homes and newer subdivisions, covered 24/7 for extraction, sewage cleanup and structural drying.
Frederick, Firestone, Dacono and Longmont
Front Range towns to the north and northeast, where basements, frozen lines and spring storm runoff drive most water losses.
Water damage anywhere around Erie?
From Old Town to the north subdivisions and the towns nearby, the restoration team extracts, dries and documents around the clock.
(888) 532-8620Send a crew to the flooded level