Water, flood, mold and smoke damage restoration for St. Helena homes, estates, wineries and Main Street businesses.
St. Helena sits in the heart of the upper Napa Valley, with the Napa River running along its eastern edge, historic Main Street in the middle, and estates and wineries on the surrounding hillsides. The Culinary Institute of America at Greystone anchors the north end of town.
The town has a mix of historic stone and wood homes near downtown, larger estates in the hills, and wineries with production and hospitality spaces. Water damage calls here range from burst pipes in older homes to storm water in hillside properties and river-related flooding in low areas.
The 2020 Glass Fire burned through the hills east and north of St. Helena. Homes that survived often needed smoke and ash cleanup, and some still deal with erosion and runoff from burned slopes during heavy rain. We serve all of 94574 and nearby Rutherford (94573) and Deer Park (94576).
Low areas near the river during major storms.
Burned and steep slopes sending water toward homes.
Older plumbing and raised foundations near downtown.
Smoke and ash damage from nearby fires.
Every service we offer is available throughout 94574.
Truck-mounted and portable extraction, then measured structural drying with commercial dehumidifiers and air movers.
Drywall, ceilings, flooring, baseboards, cabinets and paint put back the way they were after the structure is dry.
Non-invasive leak detection with thermal cameras, moisture meters and acoustic tools to find hidden leaks before they spread.
Category 3 floodwater cleanup, mud and debris removal, sanitizing and drying after Napa River and storm flooding.
Emergency roof tarping, board-up and interior water damage cleanup after winter storms and fallen trees.
Safe Category 3 cleanup of sewer backups and toilet overflows with containment, removal, sanitizing and drying.
Containment, HEPA air filtration, removal of mold-damaged materials and moisture correction so it does not come back.
Soot cleanup, smoke odor removal and water damage from firefighting, including wildfire smoke cleanup.
Water damage restoration for wineries, hotels, restaurants, offices and multifamily buildings with minimal downtime.
Discreet, compassionate cleanup of trauma scenes, unattended deaths, hoarding, sharps and hazardous contamination.
Pack-out, inventory, cleaning, drying and storage of furniture, documents, electronics, art and keepsakes.
Deep cleaning, duct cleaning, deodorization, sanitizing and post-disaster cleanup for homes and businesses.
Restoration planned around your type of property: historic homes, estates, condos, ADUs, mobile homes and rentals.
We help shut off the water and make the area electrically safe before work begins.
Meters and thermal imaging show where water traveled, including wall cavities, cabinets and the crawl space.
Truck-mounted and portable units remove standing and absorbed water from floors and materials.
Dehumidifiers and air movers run while we log readings daily until materials reach dry standard.
Extraction happens the first visit. Drying usually takes three to five days, and repairs follow once readings confirm materials are dry.
We reach St. Helena via Highway 29 and Silverado Trail, with access to Main Street, Spring Mountain and Howell Mountain roads.
Yes. We serve Rutherford (94573), Deer Park (94576) and the surrounding valley.
Yes. We clean smoke and ash from surfaces, attics and contents and coordinate HVAC cleaning.
Yes. We restore production, barrel and tasting areas around your operations.
Our line is answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and crews are dispatched around the clock to St. Helena and the rest of our service area. While you wait, shut off the water and move valuables to a dry room.
Burst supply lines, failed water heaters, appliance leaks, toilet overflows and roof leaks during winter storms are the most common causes. Fast extraction and drying keep a small leak from turning into a large repair.
A technician answers 24/7 and will talk you through the first steps while the crew is on the way.