Water Damage Restoration in Salt Lake County, Utah

Water moves fast. A burst supply line can put hundreds of gallons into your home in an hour; a failed water heater can soak a finished basement overnight. Every hour water sits, the damage — and the cost — grows. Keystone Restoration exists to shrink that window: a real person answers our phone 24/7, and a fully-equipped crew is on-site across the Wasatch Front within 45 minutes.

We handle every kind of residential and commercial water loss: burst and frozen pipes, water heater and softener failures, washing-machine and dishwasher supply lines, toilet and tub overflows, roof and window leaks, sump pump failures, and crawl space and groundwater intrusion. Whatever the source, the job is the same — find every wet material, get it dry, and prove it.

That proof matters beyond the drying. On a slab leak, for example, the moisture record is what a carrier weighs when deciding whether the damage was sudden; see whether to file a slab leak claim when the plumber says it may have leaked for weeks.

Moisture mapping — because the water you can’t see is the problem

Visible water is the easy part. The water that wicked two feet up inside your walls, soaked the subfloor under your vinyl plank, or pooled inside a ceiling cavity is what causes mold and structural rot weeks later. Our technicians use professional moisture meters and thermal imaging to map exactly where water traveled, then set a drying plan to IICRC S500 standards — the industry standard your insurance adjuster expects.

Mitigation through rebuild, under one roof

Most restoration companies dry your house and hand you a list of contractors for the repairs. Keystone is different. One call, one team, start to finish. Keystone Restoration handles the emergency — water extraction, drying, mold and smoke cleanup — and our sister company Keystone BuildWorks handles the rebuild. You don’t coordinate a second contractor; we do. BuildWorks rebuilds what the water ruined — drywall, flooring, paint, trim, cabinets — from the same file our crew built while drying it, so one point of contact takes you from standing water to move-in ready. Coordinated rebuilds also close insurance claims measurably faster, because there’s no gap between mitigation and repair scopes.