Water damage
Extraction, moisture mapping, controlled drying, monitoring, and documentation.
View service24/7 emergency call intake · Edmonds, Washington
Water damage restoration in Edmonds & the Greater Seattle Metropolitan Area.
When water moves fast, your restoration team should too.
Call AWDR for water extraction, structural drying, sewage cleanup, mold remediation, and reconstruction support across King and Snohomish Counties.
Immediate danger? For an electrical, structural, fire, gas, or life-safety emergency, call 911 or the appropriate utility first.
The AWDR restoration team
24/7Emergency call intake
BBB AccreditedAccredited business since 2022
Edmonds basedKing & Snohomish Counties
Documented workPhotos, readings, and field records
Restoration services
One accountable path from loss to recovery.
AWDR evaluates the affected areas, establishes the authorized scope, documents the work, and keeps owners and project stakeholders informed.
Sewage cleanup
Containment, controlled removal, cleaning, sanitation, and HEPA air filtration.
View serviceMold remediation
Assessment-led containment, HEPA controls, removal, cleaning, and remediation support.
View serviceReconstruction
Selective demolition through coordinated repair, finishes, and property restoration.
View serviceExterior drain cleaning
Drain cleaning, jetting, sewer camera inspection, and line locating through an accessible outside cleanout.
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Ready for the conditions found
Professional drying equipment. Clear records.
Every scope starts with the source, affected materials, contamination level, access, and documented site conditions.
Field documentation
Built for occupied and accountable environments.
AWDR coordinates field crews, equipment, documentation, and communication for occupied or operational properties within the authorized scope.
- Site-specific planning and controls
- Moisture and equipment documentation
- Commercial and public-sector coordination
How AWDR works
Clear decisions. Controlled work. Useful records.
Call and triage
We gather the source, affected areas, safety concerns, timing, and access details.
Inspect and document
We assess conditions, define the proposed scope, and identify needed approvals or testing.
Mitigate and monitor
Authorized work proceeds with appropriate controls, equipment, monitoring, and records.
Close out and rebuild
We document completion and coordinate the repair or reconstruction path when included.
Residential emergencies
Help for homeowners and occupants.
Practical guidance, direct contact, documented mitigation, and clear boundaries around authorization and insurance coverage.
Explore residential servicesCommercial and public work
Coordination for accountable projects.
Support for property managers, commercial owners, facilities teams, public agencies, and prime contractors.
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See the work. Understand the process.
Explore real AWDR field photographs and practical articles written to help property owners, managers, and community members make better-informed restoration decisions.
Emergency restoration FAQ
Answers before the crew arrives.
Practical information for property owners, managers, and project stakeholders.
What should I do first after discovering water damage?
If it is safe, stop the water source and avoid electrical or structural hazards. Call 911 or the appropriate utility for immediate danger, then call AWDR so we can confirm current availability and the next practical step.
Can AWDR document the loss for my insurance carrier?
AWDR documents observed conditions, moisture readings, authorized work, equipment, and project progress. We can communicate with an insurer when authorized by the policyholder, but coverage decisions remain with the insurer.
Where does AWDR provide restoration service?
AWDR is based in Edmonds and serves properties across King and Snohomish Counties. Dispatch timing depends on current crew availability, location, travel, and safe site access.
Ready when the loss happens
Tell us what happened.
For an active water or sewage emergency, calling is the fastest path.