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Swamp cooler leak, monsoon roof damage, kitchen fire, or mold behind a wall? Our Albuquerque restoration company can have a crew there within 45 minutes, with a free inspection and estimate. Call any time, including nights, weekends, and holidays.
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We work with all major insurance carriers
One team, start to finish
The first thing we do is stop whatever's causing the damage that part doesn't wait. Then someone walks you through what we actually found, and you get a written estimate before any work starts. Not after.
24 Hour Flood Pros handles property damage restoration in Albuquerque water, fire, smoke, mold, storm, in houses, apartments, commercial buildings, doesn't matter much which. Dry the space, clean it, and the same crew that did that moves straight into repairs. Drywall, stucco patching, flooring, paint. One less contractor for you to track down.
Backed by IICRC Certified Firm #70120685. Homeowners, property managers, business owners across Bernalillo and Sandoval counties they call us.
Homes and businesses
Free inspection, every time. Below is what we actually get called out for most in Albuquerque.
Cracked evaporative cooler lines. Garage water heaters that just fail. Supply lines that freeze on a hard January night. We extract the standing water, bring in dehumidifiers and air movers, and check moisture levels daily because here, drywall can look bone dry and still be soaked underneath. We trust the meter over the eye test.
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Kitchens and electrical panels that's where most of what we see starts. Wildfire smoke drifting in off the mountains or the bosque can do it too, and the smell sticks around longer than you'd think. Soot doesn't sit still; it keeps etching into whatever it's touching. So we move fast: clean what's salvageable, hit the odor at its source, pull what isn't.
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Dry climate doesn't save you once one spot stays wet. We've found it under sinks, inside walls behind a cooler that's been leaking for who knows how long, in ceilings under flat roofs that held water after a storm. Find the source, seal off the area, pull the growth, dry it out.
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A monsoon cell can dump a lot of water fast, and clogged canals on a flat roof will hold that water until it finds a weak seam and it will find one. Spring winds do their own damage, lifting roofing and throwing debris through windows. We dry it out, strip the ruined insulation and drywall, fix what's underneath.
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Restroom overflow in a retail space. Roof leak over an office mid-monsoon. Sprinkler line bursting in a warehouse. Any one of these and you're closed so we plan the extraction and drying around getting your doors back open, and document everything your carrier will want to see.
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Demo and drying finish, then we put it all back drywall, insulation, flooring, cabinets, trim, paint. Stucco and plaster too, if it's one of the Southwest-style homes. Same company the whole way through, first call to final walkthrough.
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Lance is awesome and quick on his response time, everything he does is detailed oriented and has great execution. I appreciate how nice and helpful he is! Great costumer service!
Brian and Angel gave really good customer service and explained everything I needed to no about mold situations.i really am satisfied and will be returning if for any reason I have a flooding or mold problem again.
24 Hour was prompt to answer our call for some advise and help with a roof leak and the start of a mold problem. They solved the situation and repaired the room back to normal. I had my roofer fix the leak. 24 Hour Flood Pros of Albuquerque were great. Very respectful of our property and were very clean.
How it works
of AlbuquerqueAny hour. Tell us what happened, which rooms, and we send a crew.
Arrive and inspect45 minutes, anywhere in the greater metro. Free and we take the photos and moisture readings your insurer's going to want.
Shut off whatever's causing it. Then pull the water out of the carpet, pad, hard floors, all of it.
Equipment runs around the clock. We come back daily, check the numbers, reposition gear, until the materials test dry, not just look at it.
Everything the water, soot, or smoke touched gets cleaned and sanitized.
Drywall, floors, cabinets go back in. Final documentation goes to your adjuster.
Insurance and claims
24 Hour Flood Pros works with all major insurance carriers, including State Farm, Allstate, Liberty Mutual, Farmers, American Family, Travelers, and Nationwide.
Documentation starts the first visit photos, moisture logs, straight to your adjuster. Questions? They can call us directly instead of going through you every time.
What's covered is between you and your carrier, not us. Our end is keeping the paperwork clean enough that your claim doesn't stall out.
Where we work
We cover the city and what's around it, both sides of the Rio Grande.
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Hiring a restoration company
Restoration companies in Albuquerque aren't all set up the same way. Before you sign anything, ask these five questions.
Water and smoke keep doing damage overnight. Look for a company that works 24/7, including weekends and holidays.
Ask for a specific arrival time, not a vague promise, so you can plan the next hour.
You should know the scope and the cost before work starts, with no charge to find out.
Certified firms train their crews in current cleaning and drying standards. Ask for the firm number and check it on the IICRC website.
One team from cleanup to rebuild means fewer hand-offs and one schedule to follow.
Albuquerque weather and housing
Not much rain falls here most of the year which is exactly why, when it does show up, a lot of homes aren't ready for it.
July, August, one afternoon cell, a lot of rain, fast. Arroyos run hard, streets flood low, water pushes right up against doors and walls.
Pueblo Revival and Territorial homes tend to run flat roofs with parapets. Canales clog with leaves and junk, rain pools instead of draining, and eventually it finds a seam.
A worn float valve. A cracked line. A rusted pan. Any one of these can leak into an attic for days, sometimes weeks, before a stain ever shows up on the ceiling.
Albuquerque nights go below freezing plenty in winter. Exterior walls, garages, crawlspaces that's where pipes split, and cooler lines left full after fall can go too.
Age and style of the house matters here, honestly more than people expect. Adobe and older stucco around Old Town and the North Valley soaks up water at the base of the walls, and plaster hides it longer than drywall would. Northeast Heights skews 1950s–70s a lot of those original water heaters and supply lines are near the end of their rope.
We see it all across Bernalillo, Sandoval, and Valencia counties.
Common questions
Kill the cooler and the water supply if you can get to it safely. Water near an outlet or light fixture cuts the power to that area, and doesn't stand under a ceiling that's sagging. We'll check the attic, insulation, everywhere moisture might be hiding, and start drying.
Not necessarily. The air here makes your surfaces feel dry while the moisture's still sitting under the flooring, inside the walls, in the insulation. We use meters because looking at it won't tell you the truth.
Usually not. Surface flooding rain, overflowing channels, a nearby arroyo typically falls outside standard coverage. Depends on your policy though, so it's worth an actual call to your provider.
Move valuables and furniture clear of the water if it's safe to. Stay away from anything electrical. Don't wade through standing water you're not sure about, could be contaminated, could be alive. Once it's safe, call for extraction.
Right after you've handled the immediate safety stuff. Don't sit on it, the damage doesn't wait either. We'll document everything: photos, moisture readings, whatever your adjuster needs.
Depends on how much water got in, what it touched, how long it sat, whether it's repaired or fully rebuilt. The inspection's free and that's where the real number comes from.
Available 24/7
Call (505) 216-6760, any hour, for property damage restoration in Albuquerque. A crew reaches anywhere in the greater metro within 45 minutes, inspection included, free.
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