North Denver metro communities we cover

Seven. Most of the communities are in Adams County, with the rest in Denver, Broomfield, Jefferson, Boulder, Arapahoe and Weld counties. That matters for the paperwork rather than the drying, because contractor licensing and permits are handled by each city or county building department, not by one regional office.

Only in what tends to go wrong. The newer subdivisions out towards Erie and Superior are built tighter and sit higher, while the older inner-ring stock south of Thornton has more cast-iron and clay waste lines and more basements that were finished long after they were built. The drying method is the same; the materials in front of it are not.

Yes, and they are a large share of the work in the denser areas on the list. Access, which part of the structure the association looks after and which part the owner does are sorted out early, because a leak between units needs the whole wet area dried rather than one side of a wall.

Call anyway, with cross streets. The 25 kilometre figure is how the list was drawn, not a fence, and the honest answer for any given address depends on where crews are at that hour. You will be told plainly whether someone can be sent rather than left guessing.