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Creek cleanup with 2013 in the file: silt, contaminated protocol, and high water marks documented before a single item moves.
Flood cleanup here is creek literacy. Clear Creek flooded Golden in September 2013 during the Front Range flood event, and the canyon delivers high, fast, sediment laden water in storm cells that can be dry a mile away. Cleanup after creek water is contaminated protocol, silt and debris removal, and a wall base campaign against soil and creek moisture held in the ground after the water leaves. The entry line photographs and the high water marks are the claim documents, taken before a single item moves.
Floodwater is contaminated water: do not wade in it without protection, do not run a furnace that was submerged, and do not wait for it to 'dry on its own' - framing stays wet long after surfaces feel dry.
📞 PLACEHOLDERWalkout level work that names the uphill wall: extraction, source verdict, and drying verified at the buried wall's base, not the room's.
Freeze bursts under canyon cold, mapped layer by layer, with balloon framing in the older core read vertically, the way water actually travels in it.
Restoration that starts with elevation and source, in a foothill footprint where position relative to Clear Creek decides what water a house will meet.
Extraction split by water kind from the first minute: creek and storm photographed and treated as contaminated, internal bursts on a clean countdown.
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