Water Damage Restoration in Lambertson Lakes, CO

Lambertson Lakes is a 1980s and 1990s subdivision in central Thornton built around the ponds it is named for, with two-story and ranch houses on full basements and a share of walkouts on the lots that face the water. The ponds are part of the city's storm drainage, and the lots nearest them share a water table that rises after every big rain. The houses are now thirty to forty years old, past the age when the original water heater, the first roof, and the earliest copper fittings give out.

This site connects Lambertson Lakes homeowners by phone with an independent local water damage provider.

On a lot that faces one of the ponds, note the water level on the day of the loss and whether the pond was above its normal line. That one observation tells the provider whether the basement took groundwater from below or storm water from a window well, and the two are dried differently and often insured differently.

Lambertson Lakes water damage in a 1988 two-story

A walkout basement that took groundwater along the pond-facing wall is a basement flooding cleanup. A copper pinhole in the wall behind the upstairs tub that drips into the kitchen is burst pipe water damage. A ceiling stain after the May hail is roof leak and hail water damage.

Lambertson Lakes and the creek it drains to

Runoff from this part of the city works its way to Grange Hall Creek and then the South Platte, and the U.S. Geological Survey has been measuring how fast these suburban basins shed water since the early 1980s. Rebuild permits for the lower level go through the City of Thornton.

Call (720) 735-3725 and say which pond-side wall of the lower level is wet. An independent local water damage provider serving Lambertson Lakes picks it up from there.