Water, Fire & Mold Damage Restoration in Gallatin Gateway, Montana

Most calls have a crew on site within 60–90 minutes, and we dispatch from Belgrade 24/7. If high water has closed a river crossing near you, mention it on the phone and we’ll plan another route.

Usually not. River flooding, ice jams included, is generally excluded from homeowners policies and needs separate flood insurance, which can have a 30-day wait. Sudden plumbing failures are handled differently and are often covered. Either way, we photograph and log everything for your adjuster.

Watch the river and follow Gallatin County emergency updates. Move valuables and stored items off basement floors early. If water gets in, cut power to that area only when the panel is somewhere dry, then call us.

Yes. Septic sewage counts as Category 3, the most contaminated class of water. We remove affected materials, disinfect what stays and dry everything out. Until we arrive, keep people and pets away from it.

Yes. Plaster, hardwood and trim get checked with moisture meters, then dried with air movers and dehumidifiers. We record readings every day until they reach dry standard.

Most of the time, three to five days. Dense materials, finished spaces and spots that sat wet longer can take more. Equipment comes out only after the meter readings say dry.

Pricing depends on the job. It comes down to the size of the loss, how long water sat and which materials were hit. With a covered claim, your deductible is usually the only cost. Inspections are free and estimates come in writing, with 0% financing available.

Yes. We cover homes along U.S. 191 up the canyon toward Big Sky. Snow and ice on the canyon road can slow us down in winter, so call as early as you can.

Yes. Four Corners, Bozeman, Belgrade, Manhattan, Big Sky and Three Forks are all in our service area, along with much of Southwest Montana.