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Basement Flood Restoration in Littleton, CO

Thursday, August 12th, 2010

An owner in Littleton Colorado experienced a flooded basement. The mitigation portion of the job was handled by a different company but NuBilt was called in to restore the property. Due to the damages presented, the wood paneling that once covered the walls was removed and updated. NuBilt skim coated all the existing drywall and put a new texture on it. They also repaired several drywall patches and painted the entire basement. Finally, NuBilt installed new trim and carpet.

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Tags: Chris Rains - Project Manager
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Basement Flooding in Longmont, CO

Tuesday, July 6th, 2010

Due to the forces of nature, it is not uncommon for a water leak to affect everything that lies below it. Basements and crawlspaces end up being the lowest point for the water to gather. As such, many water damage losses NuBilt responds to are flooded basements and wet crawlspaces.

The featured project we are presenting was a flooded basement that took place in Longmont Colorado. The basement was flooded due to several plumbing breaks in the home and on the exterior. The water entered the home through the foundation wall.

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Tags: basement flooding, Sherry McClure - Project Manager
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Unnoticed Broken Sprinkle Floods Basement

Monday, September 22nd, 2008

Single property owner living in a big house usually doesn’t need to visit her empty basement. However, the day she needed to go downstairs, she was surprised to see a wet floor with black mold growing along the walls. Upon further inspection, it was realized that the water damage had been present for several weeks.

Unnoticed Broken Sprinkle Floods Basement

After contacting NuBilt, a crew was dispatched to prevent any further damages. Due to the mold presence, all demolition had to be done under containment and negative pressure with experienced certified technicians.

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Upon completion an independent industrial hygienist was hired to verify that NuBilt had performed all necessary steps. After the testing, the approval was given to proceed with the reconstruction of the basement.