Emergency water extraction
Standing water is pumped and extracted first, so less of it soaks into floors and walls and the drying goes faster.
Water damage? Stop the source if you can, then call or text us. Available 24/7 on request. (425) 620-4294
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Seattle & the Eastside
Water damage restoration
- Inspection, moisture mapping and water extraction
- Structural drying with professional equipment
- Full rebuild by the same team
- Documentation for your insurance claim
24/7Available on request
IICRCCertified technician on staff
7+ yearsUnder one name
20Craftspeople, our own crews
5+ yearsPhoto & video records kept
Our services
Everything a water loss
needs, from one team.
A supply line under the sink, a washing machine hose, a shower leaking into the ceiling below, a roof leak after a storm. Water spreads into walls, floors and cabinets fast. The sooner it is extracted and dried, the less has to be torn out. We bring the equipment, the crew and the materials.
Structural drying
Dehumidifiers and air movers placed by a moisture map. We take readings on every visit until the materials are dry to standard.
Removal of damaged materials
Wet pad, insulation, swollen board and drywall that cannot be saved come out, so the structure behind them can dry.
Rebuild and repair
Drywall, tile, cabinets, trim and paint, matched to the rest of the home. No second contractor and no gap between drying and repair.
Documentation for insurance
Notes, photos, video and moisture readings at every stage, kept on our own servers for at least five years.
Multifamily and property managers
Apartments and rental units: neighboring units checked, residents informed, units back to rent sooner.
What to do right now
Until we arrive.
Protect yourself first. Only do what is safe for you.
Do
- Shut off the water at the fixture valve or the main.
- Turn off breakers for wet areas, if you can reach the panel safely.
- Move documents, electronics and valuables to a dry place.
- Put foil or wood blocks under furniture legs on wet carpet.
- Take photos and video of the damage before anything is moved.
Do not
- Do not enter rooms where the ceiling is sagging.
- Do not use a household vacuum to pick up water.
- Do not use ceiling fixtures or appliances in wet areas.
- Do not leave wet rugs, books or fabrics on wet floors.
Our process
Assess. Extract.
Dry. Rebuild.
Restoration is a sequence. Skip a step and the problem comes back as mold, swelling or odor. The full process, step by step ↗
Assess
Stop the source, inspect and map where the water went. Everything is documented from the first visit.
Extract & remove
Remove standing water and the materials that cannot be saved.
Dry & monitor
Dehumidifiers and air movers, with readings on every visit until the dry standard is met.
Rebuild
Drywall, tile, cabinets, trim and paint. The room is handed back clean.
From wet to finished
Dried, rebuilt,
painted, clean.
Mold can start growing within 24 to 48 hours, so drying starts first. Then the damaged materials come out and the room is rebuilt and handed back clean. What happens if you wait ↗
Why NW Build Pro
One call does
the whole job.
For homeowners and for property managers who need units back fast.
One call, start to finish
Extraction, drying and the rebuild by one team. One project manager answers for the whole job, so you do not manage several vendors.
IICRC-certified technician
Our team includes an IICRC-certified technician in Water Damage Restoration and Applied Structural Drying (IICRC registrant #70236374).
Every step on record
Written notes, photos and video of the whole process, with moisture readings, kept on our own servers for at least five years.
Clean, respectful work
We protect what is not damaged, respect your home and your residents, follow building rules and clean up after ourselves every day.
Insurance
We make the claim easier.
We document the damage and each stage of the work with written notes, photos, video and moisture readings, and we work directly with your adjuster. You get a clear record of what happened and what was done.
Not going through insurance? We give a clear written scope and price before work starts.
Water damage resources
Know what you
are dealing with.
Plain-language guides to what happens after water damage and what to ask before work begins.
01 /
The restoration process, step by step
From the first call to the last coat of paint: what each stage is for and why it cannot be skipped.
02 /
The cost of waiting
Mold, swelling, odors and hidden rot: what a “small leak” turns into when it is left to dry on its own.
03 /
Clean, gray or black water
Where the water came from decides what can be saved and how the room has to be cleaned.
04 /
For property managers
Leaks in multifamily buildings move between units. How to limit the damage, keep residents informed and get the unit back to rent.
Water damage questions
Before you begin.
How long does it take to dry out water damage?
It depends on how much water there was, what got wet and how long it sat. Many jobs need several days of drying. We check moisture readings on every visit and remove the equipment when the materials are dry, not on a fixed schedule.
Is it safe to stay in the home?
Often yes, when the leak is clean water and limited to a room or two. Stay out of rooms with sagging ceilings, keep away from wet electrical outlets and fixtures, and keep people and pets away from sewage or flood water until it is cleaned.
Who should I call for water coming through the ceiling?
Stop the source first if you can, for example the supply valve to the bathroom or appliance above. Then call us. We find where the water went, dry the ceiling and wall cavities, and repair the drywall and paint.
Will my insurance cover it?
That depends on your policy and on what caused the damage. Many policies treat sudden damage differently from a long-term leak. We document the damage and every stage of the work with photos, video and moisture readings, and work directly with your adjuster. We never promise what a claim will pay.
Do you do the drying and the repairs?
Both. Extraction, structural drying, removal of damaged materials and the full rebuild are done by our own team, with one project manager responsible for the whole job.
What about mold?
Fast, measured drying is the best way to prevent mold. If we find mold on materials we are already removing, it goes out with them. If there is a larger mold problem, we will tell you up front and explain what it needs.
Water damage
Water where it should not be?
Stop the source, then call or text us the address and a photo. Available 24/7 on request.