Legacy Restoration LLC

Legacy Restoration LLC We are a full-service nationwide property damage restoration contractor

What’s happening behind the wall? 💧Summer storms can cause damage you don’t notice until days later. By the time stainin...
06/09/2026

What’s happening behind the wall? 💧

Summer storms can cause damage you don’t notice until days later. By the time staining appears, moisture is already be spreading beyond the surface.

What you see on the outside often looks very different from what’s happening once the wall is opened up.

Hidden moisture can lead to:
• Saturated insulation
• Damaged drywall and framing
• Mold growth
• Additional damage spreading beyond the visible stain

A small stain doesn’t always mean a small problem.

The sooner moisture is identified and dried properly, the better chance you have of preventing larger structural and indoor air quality issues.

At Legacy Restoration, we help homeowners identify and respond to water damage caused by storms, leaks, and unexpected water intrusions before hidden damage becomes a larger issue.

This past week, Aurora Fire Rescue in Colorado responded to a structure fire at a local hotel. The culprit was an electr...
05/26/2026

This past week, Aurora Fire Rescue in Colorado responded to a structure fire at a local hotel. The culprit was an electrical failure in a pool pump heater.

While we are thankful there were no injuries, the damage to the facility and the displacement of guests is a heavy price to pay for a mechanical failure.

Many commercial fires are preventable through:
Routine Thermal Imaging: Identifying "hot spots" in electrical panels before they ignite.
Scheduled Mechanical Audits: Ensuring high-draw equipment (like heaters and pumps) are being serviced.
Clearance Zones: Keeping storage and debris away from utility rooms.

Be Proactive, Not Reactive. To help our clients stay ahead of disasters, we offer free Emergency Response Plans (ERPs). We’ll walk your property with you to ensure your team has a roadmap ready before an emergency ever happens.

Prevention is always more cost-effective than restoration.

📸: Aurora Fire Rescue

We are thrilled to formally announce the promotion of our Chicago branch General Manager, Dave Kunz, to the position of ...
05/20/2026

We are thrilled to formally announce the promotion of our Chicago branch General Manager, Dave Kunz, to the position of Vice President of Operations!

In his time leading our Chicago branch, that he built from the ground up, he established a foundation of excellence and assembling an incredible team. Known for leading by example, he has consistently done whatever it takes to support his team and ensure the highest level of service for our clients and partners.
He brings a wealth of diverse leadership experience to this executive role.

As proud veteran, he joined the U.S. Navy right out of high school, serving 9.5 years on active duty as an electronics technician and an additional 10.5 years in the reserves, ultimately retiring as a Chief Petty Officer. His service took him around the world. Places such as Japan, South Korea, Australia, Bahrain, Yemen, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Dubai, South Africa and Argentina!

Following his military career, he spent nearly 14 years excelling in tech and software sales. In 2020, he transitioned his leadership skill set to the restoration industry, where his passion for the field and commitment to ex*****on set him apart.

Beyond his professional achievements, he is a dedicated family man and loves spending time with his two daughters, he's also an avid golfer, and a competitive poker player who has participated in the World Series of Poker for two decades. He is also deeply passionate about giving back, dedicating much of his personal time to supporting struggling veterans and their families through the VFW.

We are incredibly proud to have such a dynamic, proven leader at the helm of our operations, and we look forward to the continued growth and innovation he will bring to our company and clients in this new role!

05/14/2026

🔥 After the Fire Department Leaves… What’s Next? 🔥

Once the fire is out, the damage isn’t over. Most fire losses also include water damage, smoke & soot contamination, broken windows, doors, and exposed areas that leave the property vulnerable.

The first steps are critical:
✅ Secure and board up the property immediately
✅ Start water mitigation fast to prevent mold & further damage
✅ Document the damage and contact your insurance carrier
✅ Begin smoke and soot cleanup as soon as possible

At Legacy Restoration, we help homeowners, property managers, HOAs, and commercial properties respond quickly after fire losses with emergency board-up, water mitigation, smoke cleanup, and restoration services.

The first 24-48 hours can make all the difference in minimizing damage and protecting the property.

🤳 (888) 249-5867

05/12/2026

We're hiring!!!

Are you ready to make an impact? We are currently scouting for talent in the following roles:

📍 Business Development Managers (BDM)
Locations: Denver, CO | Chicago, IL | Tampa, FL | Fort Myers, FL
The Mission: Drive growth, build lasting partnerships, and be the face of Legacy in our key markets.

📍National Project Manager
Location: Based out of Chicago, IL
The Mission: Oversee large scale projects with precision, ensuring our gold standard of quality is met from coast to coast.

📍Mitigation Technician
Location: Denver, CO
The Mission: Be the boots on the ground when our customers need us most, providing expert restoration and emergency services.

Why Legacy Restoration?
Our team prides ourselves on a culture of integrity, performance, and selfless service. Whether you're in the field or in the office, you'll be supported by a team that values your growth and celebrates your wins.

Ready to level up? 📩 Message us directly.

🔗 Know someone perfect for the job? Tag them in the comments!

🚨 A reminder that even something as common as a bathroom exhaust fan can lead to major property damage if it malfunction...
05/07/2026

🚨 A reminder that even something as common as a bathroom exhaust fan can lead to major property damage if it malfunctions.

Aurora Fire Rescue in Colorado recently responded to an attic fire caused by a malfunctioning bathroom exhaust fan. Thankfully, no injuries were reported, but three residents were displaced and the home sustained significant fire and smoke damage.

The homeowner first noticed a smoke odor and issues with the fan before the fire escalated hours later into an active attic fire. Situations like this are an important reminder that continuously running exhaust fans, aging motors, dust buildup, or restricted airflow can create overheating risks over time.

For homeowners, property managers, HOAs, and multifamily communities, preventative maintenance is critical. Avoid leaving exhaust fans running unnecessarily for long periods, clean bathroom exhaust fans regularly to prevent dust and lint buildup, inspect venting to ensure airflow isn’t restricted, replace aging or noisy fans before failure occurs, test smoke alarms frequently, take unusual electrical smells or sounds seriously.

Fast emergency response and proper mitigation can make a major difference in reducing secondary damage and helping families return home sooner.

📸 : Aurora Fire Rescue

Early Tuesday morning, firefighters responded to a structure fire at a vacant commercial building where an unattended wa...
05/01/2026

Early Tuesday morning, firefighters responded to a structure fire at a vacant commercial building where an unattended warming fire spread to the building, igniting exterior siding and extending into the attic space. Thanks to a rapid, coordinated response, crews were able to quickly control the main body of fire, conduct interior searches, and fully extinguish the incident within approximately 90 minutes.

This type of loss highlights a critical reality for property owners, asset managers, and insurance partners:

🔥 Even vacant properties carry significant risk
🔥 Small, preventable actions can lead to major structural damage🔥 Fast response and strong coordination between fire, police, EMS, and restoration teams, are essential

At incidents like this, the next phase begins immediately after suppression: securing the structure, mitigating water damage, addressing smoke contamination, and preventing further loss.

If you manage vacant or transitional properties, this is a strong reminder to review risk controls and emergency response plans. Proactive partnerships make all the difference when minutes matter.

If the worst happens, call us 🤳 (888) 249-5867.

📸 Aurora, CO Fire Department

04/28/2026

🔥 Did you know that mulch can ignite under the right conditions?

It sounds crazy, but organic materials like mulch, potting soil, compost, and planter boxes can build heat and, in rare cases, begin to smolder or catch fire.

That’s why it’s important to stay proactive, especially during hot, dry, and windy weather.

Tips: Keep mulch and planter boxes away from your home, don’t pile mulch too thick near structures, keep materials slightly moist during extreme heat, and watch for smoke, unusual heat, or burning smells. Always call 911 immediately if you see signs of fire.

Small prevention steps can stop major property damage. Stay safe out there, and if an emergency emerges, call us: 888-249-5867.

📸 : North Metro Fire Rescue District

04/23/2026

🔥 Hammer Fire Burning Southeast of Fountain, CO 🔥

The Hammer Fire is a strong reminder of how quickly conditions can change here in Colorado. With dry vegetation, low humidity, and high winds, this fire spread rapidly and is now at almost 5,000 acres with evacuations in place.

Emergencies like this show why preparation matters before disaster strikes.

Have an emergency plan for your family or business, keep important documents backed up and accessible, review your insurance coverage annually, know evacuation routes, have a go-bag ready, and save trusted emergency contacts in advance.

When fire, water, or storm damage happens, response time can make all the difference in protecting property and reducing long term damage.

If you need us, reach out at 888-249-5867. We're here to help.

04/21/2026

📢 We're Hiring! 📢

Legacy Restoration is hiring across the country, and we’re looking for driven, experienced professionals to join our team in multiple markets.

If you're in the restoration, construction, insurance, or related industries, and you thrive in a fast-paced, high-growth environment, this is your opportunity to be part of something exciting.

We’re currently hiring on our National Team a:
Large Loss Estimator

In Denver we are hiring for:
Business Development Managers
Estimator / Project Manager (write & run)
Mitigation Technician

Fort Myers:
Business Development Managers

Chicago:
Business Development Managers

Tampa / St. Pete:
Business Development Managers
Estimator / Project Manager (write & run)

We’re building strong teams in key markets and looking for people who are motivated, relationship driven, and ready to make an impact.

Interested or know someone who wants to work with a really awesome team and might be a fit?

Message us directly for more details!

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5925 E Evans Avenue #300
Denver, CO
80222

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+18882495867

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