Locally owned · Serving Denver & the Front Range
Written scope before work begins
Photo documentation at every step
Providing 24/7 emergency water damage restoration and mold remediation services throughout the Denver metropolitan area
Answered live, 24 hours a day
A person in Denver picks up
We'll tell you honestly whether a crew is free and how far out we are.
Service Area
RGV Solutions is a single locally owned company operating out of Denver. We don't claim branch offices in the cities below — we drive to you from Denver and, on a busy day, that's exactly why the response time holds up.
Most of our work is within roughly 30 miles of central Denver. The cities listed here are places we take calls from regularly, not a list assembled to catch search traffic. If you're farther out — up in the foothills, out east past Aurora — call and ask. We'll tell you honestly whether we can get there in a useful amount of time instead of taking the job and arriving late.
What our coverage actually means
The housing stock changes a lot in 30 miles, and so does the reason people call. These are the patterns we actually run into — not a copy-paste description repeated per city.
Pre-war bungalows, Capitol Hill apartment buildings, and a lot of finished basements cut into older foundations. Roof and window leaks after hail, and supply-line failures in galvanized or polybutylene plumbing.
Denver detailsA wide mix — 1960s–80s ranches and townhomes around original plumbing, plus newer builds farther east. Sump pump failures and sewer backups come up a lot in the older sections.
Aurora detailsSlope drainage and window-well intrusion on the west side, where downslope lots push storm water toward the house. Also mid-century homes with basement bathrooms added later.
Lakewood detailsA lot of older brick ranches with original cast iron or galvanized drains, plus irrigation line breaks in summer. Slow leaks under slab floors are common and easy to miss.
Split-level homes where the lower level sits partly below grade — water shows up in the family room first. Hose-bib freezes in January are a recurring call.
Newer construction with PEX and machine-room plumbing — failures usually mean an appliance supply line or a fitting behind drywall rather than a corroded pipe.
Mostly 1980s–90s two-stories. Second-floor bathrooms leaking down through a ceiling into the kitchen below is one of the most common calls we get here.
Centennial detailsLarger homes with multiple finished levels and complex supply runs, so a single failed fitting can affect two floors. Water heaters in finished basements are a frequent loss.
Historic downtown homes alongside 1970s subdivisions. Crawl spaces that stay damp most of the year, and older sewer laterals backing up into basement floor drains.
Littleton detailsFast-growing new build area with expansive clay soils. Foundation cracks that let water in during spring melt, plus irrigation systems that fail over winter.
Hillside homes with grade pushing water toward walkout basements. Longer drive for us — worth a phone call first so we can tell you honestly what response time to expect.
Small lots, old trees, and housing from the 1920s through the 1960s. Root intrusion into clay sewer lines causing basement backups is the classic Englewood call.
Smaller communities we drive to regularly. No offices there — just the same Denver crew.
Don't see your city? Call us—we may still be able to help!
Why only some cities have their own page
You'll find detailed pages for Denver and Aurora, plus this coverage overview. There isn't a page for every city — and that's deliberate. Writing the same article forty times with the city name swapped in helps no homeowner decide who to call.
A city gets its own page when we can say something true and specific about the housing stock there and the losses we actually see there. Denver and Aurora qualify. As more do, they'll get one.
One thing worth saying plainly
We can't guarantee an arrival time. No restoration company can — a late-night call during a citywide freeze-out is different from a Tuesday morning appointment.
What we can tell you on the phone is whether a crew is free, roughly how far out we are, and whether you should start calling other companies rather than wait on us. You'll get a straight answer before you commit.
Call and describe where you are. We'd rather tell you we're too far than take a job we can't get to in time.
Local expertise with a commitment to excellence
A person in Denver answers — we tell you straight whether a crew is free and how far out we are
Moisture readings recorded at monitoring visits — drying ends when the numbers say so, not when it looks dry
We work directly with insurance companies to streamline your claim
Emergency services available day or night, weekends and holidays
Complete photo and written reports at every step of the process
You see the scope and pricing in writing before any work begins — no surprise line items
We're ready to respond 24/7 to water damage emergencies throughout the Denver metro area