Free visual inspection and a written scope of work before any mitigation begins - photos, moisture readings, and drying logs go in your claim file
The scope we write is the scope we bill. Anything new gets shown to you, in writing, before we touch it.
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AfterDamage Restoration Before & After in Bothell, WA
Photos don’t exaggerate. They show what water, fire, or mold actually does to a Bothell home, and what it looks like when the work is finished right. We’ve documented every job since 2011 because documentation is how claims get paid and how homeowners know the job was real.
Recent Transformations
Water Damage Restoration: Burst Supply Line in Canyon Park Townhome
A Canyon Park townhome had a burst supply line while the owner was at work. By the time we arrived, water had traveled down two walls and pooled in the garage ceiling below. We extracted standing water, set up a six-air mover and two-dehumidifier drying chamber, and ran daily psychrometric logs - that’s temperature, relative humidity, and vapor pressure differential tracked against IICRC dry standards. The garage ceiling was tertiary drying, meaning we used an Injectidry system to push dry air through the cavity without tearing out the whole thing. Five days to dry, two days to rebuild. The photo record went to the adjuster same day.
Mold Remediation: Attic Growth in North Creek Split-Level
A North Creek split-level had black spotting across 60% of the attic sheathing. The bathroom fan had been dumping moist air into the soffit for years. We set negative air, removed the contaminated insulation, HEPA-vacuumed every surface, and applied a botanical antimicrobial. Then we sealed the sheathing with a mold-resistant coating and fixed the ventilation - added proper soffit baffles and extended the bath fan to the ridge vent. Post-remediation, the clearance sample came back below detection limits. The owner got the lab report, the photo record, and the Haven Standard 365-Day Done Right Promise in writing.
Fire & Smoke Damage Restoration: Kitchen Grease Fire in Downtown Bothell Craftsman
A grease fire in a Downtown Bothell craftsman sent protein soot through the kitchen and into the HVAC returns. Protein soot is nearly invisible but aggressively corrosive - it etches metal and discolors paint if left untreated. We ultrasonically cleaned the cabinet hardware, sealed the walls with a shellac-based primer, and ran a hydroxyl generator for three days to break down the odor molecules without evacuating the residents. The HVAC ductwork got rotary-brush cleaning with a photo record of every trunk line. The cabinets needed new doors - the frames were salvageable, the door faces weren’t. We wrote the scope, named the price, and started only after the owner signed.
Storm & Disaster Restoration: Wind-Driven Rain in Thrashers Corner Ranch
A Thrashers Corner ranch took wind-driven rain through a lifted ridge vent during the November storm that dropped three inches in six hours. The master bedroom ceiling collapsed at 2 a.m. We tarped the roof at first light, set up drying equipment in the bedroom and attic, and scoped the rebuild while the dehumidifiers ran. The insulation was R-19 fiberglass - saturated and compressed to R-6 equivalent. We replaced it with R-21 batts, rebuilt the ceiling with 5/8-inch drywall for the texture match, and painted to the corner so the repair disappears. The drying logs and photo record went to the adjuster with the invoice.
Sewage Cleanup: Main Line Backup in Mill Creek Country Club Area Home
A main line backup in the Mill Creek Country Club area sent Category 3 water through a finished basement. Category 3 means grossly contaminated - any porous material it touches is removed, not cleaned. We cut the drywall at 24 inches, pulled the carpet and pad, and removed the base trim. The concrete slab got HEPA vacuuming, antimicrobial treatment, and a penetrating sealer. Then we rebuilt: new insulation, new drywall, new LVP flooring that won’t absorb water if it happens again. The owner got the photo record, the disposal manifest, and the drying log. Haven Standard, Clause 1: the written price came before the first cut.
Reconstruction & Cleanup: Post-Mitigation Rebuild in Bothell-Everett Highway Corridor Condo
A slab leak in a Bothell-Everett Highway corridor condo had already been mitigated by another company, but the owner didn’t trust the rebuild quote. We came in for a free second opinion - Haven Standard, no charge - and found the moisture verification was incomplete: no readings from the concrete slab itself, just the air. We re-checked with a calcium chloride test, confirmed the slab was dry, and scoped the rebuild. New engineered hardwood over a vapor barrier, custom-matched baseboards, full repaint, and a kitchen rebuild with cabinets from the same manufacturer as the originals. Reconstruction isn’t emergency work - it’s scheduled, scoped, and priced in writing before any material is ordered.
Want Results Like These?
Every job here started with a phone call to a live person, not a voicemail tree. We answer 24 hours a day. You’ll get a written price before anyone starts work, a photo record on every visit, and the 365-Day Done Right Promise in writing. Call (425) 696-6061 or bring us any competitor’s written estimate for a free second opinion.
Written by Alicia Brennan, Owner at DryMark Restoration Bothell, serving Bothell since 2011.