- Front Range: (303) 588-6796
- Northern Colorado: (970) 585-6098
Did your home suffer from water, fire or smoke damage? CARE Restoration has you covered. We provide fire damage restoration and water damage restoration services in Frederick, Windsor, CO and surrounding areas. Our restoration specialists will do everything needed to return your home to its pre-loss condition, so you can put this stressful event behind you as quickly as possible.
Get in touch with us now to schedule a visit from our restoration experts. We provide services from Castle Rock to Wellington, Colorado.
Get your home dried out after a flood.
Remove smoke odors from your building.
Say goodbye to mold growth.
Avoid asbestos-related health issues.
We’re more than just a fire and water damage restoration company. We can also rid your home of mold and asbestos to help you avoid serious health problems. You can count on us for:
Reach out to us today to make sure your home is safe to live in.
There are many reasons why Colorado residents trust our water damage restoration company. Consider that:
Questions? Call us at 303-588-6796 OR 970-585-6098 to find out more about our restoration services.
Why do you enjoy working for CARE?
I enjoy seeing people happy and relieved that someone is there to help, and grateful when the job is completed.
What was your most memorable restoration project?
A black widow-infested crawlspace
What was your most memorable restoration project?
We helped a contractor demo a four story sorority house. Working alongside plumbers, electricians and asbestos workers to get the entire project finished in time for the fall semester took a lot of planning!
What was your most memorable experience?
My most memorable experience so far was a basement demo, filled with mold, spiders and termites. I had to put my big boy pants on and go for it!
Why do you enjoy working for CARE?
I get to meet new people every day and work with a good group of people.
What do you enjoy doing when you’re not working?
Enjoy adult beverages, play video games, hang out with my crazy wife, family and friends, and snowboard in the winter.
In your own words, what is the CARE difference?
The CARE difference comes from our very name: CARE. Unlike bigger, national companies we are able to build relationships with our customers and make sure we care for each and every one of them.
In your own words, what is the CARE Difference?
We are a locally owned company, not a franchise or a preferred vendor, so it allows us to be flexible when it comes to helping people.
Why do you enjoy working for CARE?
It’s a close knit company with lots of room for growth.
What’s your role within the company?
Lead technician. I inspect, sketch, and plan out jobs, and supervise the technicians as they do their work. I also record daily moisture readings to make sure everything is drying properly.
What’s your role within the company?
My role as the Project Manager is overseeing all field projects, assisting with estimates, conducting initial assessments, and helping all the team members where I can.
What was your most memorable restoration project?
The largest loss that I have worked on was a three story commercial building totaling 30,000 square feet. The loss occurred from a massive hail and rain storm that devastated the west of Denver and the Lakewood area. The restoration required over 100 pieces of equipment and constant monitoring for the first week of operation. The cleanup efforts consisted of major demolition and removal of over a ton of impacted contents.
Why do you enjoy working for CARE?
Working for an organization that puts the customer’s satisfaction above the bottom line is very fulfilling.
What’s your role within the company?
I oversee all aspects of a project, from reaching out to the companies that provide additional services, to communicating with insurance companies, and everything in between. If you call me, I’ll probably be at the office!
What’s your favorite quote?
You must believe you are the best and then make sure that you are – Bill Shankly
How did you get your start in restoration?
Six weeks before the Colorado floods of 2013, I was thrown in at the deep end and very quickly had to learn all aspects of the industry.