Olympia Water Damage connects homeowners throughout Olympia and Thurston County with independent local providers for the services below.
Standing water pulled off fir floors, tile, and concrete on any level of an Olympia house, then the first moisture readings on the walls it reached.
Air movers and dehumidifiers run against daily readings until joists, subfloor, and plaster reach a dry target in a damp Puget Sound winter.
Water pumped out from under a craftsman or rambler after a wet-season storm, then the joists, insulation, and vapor barrier checked and dried.
Cleanup after an old galvanized line or a frozen hose bib split, with the wall, floor, and crawl space below it metered and dried.
Mud, debris, and outside water removed after the Deschutes, the Chehalis, or a king tide came into the house, with soaked materials cut out and the rest dried.
The source of a stain, a damp floor, or a high water bill traced with meters and thermal imaging before anyone cuts into plaster or lath.
A tank that let go in a garage, a utility closet, or a crawl space, with the floor and the walls around it dried before the new tank goes in.
Wet attic insulation, ceilings, and walls dried after a windstorm lifted shingles or moss-clogged gutters sent water behind the fascia.