Flood Damage Restoration Done Right the First Time
Napa has a long flood history. The Napa River and its creeks, including Napa Creek, Tulucay Creek and Milliken Creek, have overtopped their banks many times, with major events in 1986 and on New Year's Eve 2005. The Napa River Flood Protection Project has reduced the risk for much of downtown, but heavy atmospheric river storms still send water into low-lying streets, garages and crawl spaces.
Flood water picks up soil, sewage, fuel and chemicals on its way in. Restoration standards treat it as Category 3, which means porous materials that it touched, like carpet, pad, drywall and insulation, are removed rather than dried. Hard surfaces are cleaned and treated with antimicrobial products before drying begins.
We bring pumps for deep standing water, extraction units, mud and debris removal, and the containment and personal protective equipment needed to do the job safely. Drying follows, with daily readings, then the rebuild.
