Serving Sublette County and Surrounding Wyoming Communities

As the county seat of Sublette County, Pinedale is at the heart of our service area and serves as our primary base of operations. Located at the base of the magnificent Wind River Mountains at an elevation of 7,175 feet, this vibrant community enjoys access to world-class outdoor recreation including the Bridger Wilderness and numerous pristine alpine lakes. Pinedale's economy is driven by tourism, ranching, and energy industries, with a growing number of year-round residents who appreciate the area's natural beauty and small-town character. We provide comprehensive water damage, fire damage, and mold remediation services to homes and businesses throughout Pinedale, helping protect properties from the challenges of mountain living including frozen pipes, ice dams, and the moisture issues that can come with rapid temperature changes.

Big Piney holds the notable distinction of being one of the coldest towns in the lower 48 states, with winter temperatures regularly plunging well below zero. The community recorded a temperature of -66°F in 1933, and extreme cold remains a defining characteristic of life here. This harsh winter climate creates unique restoration challenges—frozen pipes can burst with devastating consequences, and the extreme cold can cause structural damage that requires professional attention. The town's ranching heritage runs deep, with multi-generational families who have built their lives around agriculture and the land. We're proud to serve the hardworking, resilient residents of Big Piney with reliable restoration services that address the specific challenges of living in one of America's coldest communities. Our team understands the urgency of winter pipe bursts and has experience working in extreme cold conditions.

Adjacent to Big Piney, Marbleton is a close-knit community that shares many of the same climate challenges while maintaining its own distinct identity. As the larger of the two sister communities, Marbleton serves as a local hub for services and commerce in the southern part of Sublette County. The town has experienced steady growth while maintaining its authentic Western character, with local businesses serving both residents and the ranching operations that surround the community. Our restoration team is familiar with the unique needs of Marbleton residents and businesses, from historic downtown buildings to newer construction. We understand the challenges of extreme winter cold, the importance of proper moisture control in our climate, and the need for responsive, professional service. Whether you're dealing with water damage from frozen pipes, fire damage, or mold issues, Restoration Wranglers is here to help protect your property.

Nestled in the beautiful Upper Hoback Valley between Pinedale and Jackson, Bondurant is a small, tight-knit community surrounded by stunning mountain scenery and bordered by the Bridger-Teton National Forest. At an elevation of approximately 6,700 feet, this remote mountain community offers a peaceful, secluded lifestyle that attracts those seeking to live close to nature. The Hoback River runs through the area, providing excellent fishing and recreation opportunities but also creating potential flood risks during spring runoff. The remote location and challenging mountain roads present unique logistics for restoration services, but our experienced team is well-equipped to handle projects in Bondurant and throughout the Hoback Valley. We understand the value of the properties in this beautiful area and the importance of preserving both the structures and the lifestyle that residents have chosen. From vacation cabins to year-round homes, we provide prompt, professional restoration services.

The historic community of Daniel sits at the junction of Horse Creek and the Green River, occupying a place of significance in Wyoming and American Western history. This area was a gathering place for fur trappers and Native Americans during the mountain man era, and the annual Green River Rendezvous celebrates this heritage each July. Daniel is one of Wyoming's oldest settlements, with a rich history that we're committed to helping preserve through quality restoration services. The community today consists of ranching families, retirees, and others who appreciate the area's historical significance and natural beauty. Properties in Daniel range from historic structures that require careful, sensitive restoration approaches to modern homes and agricultural buildings. Our team understands the importance of preserving the character of historic properties while ensuring they're protected from water, fire, and mold damage. We're honored to serve this historic Wyoming community.

Boulder is a small, scenic community located along the western slope of the Wind River Mountains, offering residents spectacular views and easy access to the wilderness. The community sits along the Boulder Creek corridor and serves as a gateway to the Boulder Lake area and the southern portion of the Bridger Wilderness. This is quintessential Wyoming mountain country—rugged, beautiful, and demanding of self-reliance. Properties in Boulder include everything from historic homesteads to modern mountain homes, each with their own restoration considerations. The area's natural beauty attracts both year-round residents and seasonal property owners who value having reliable restoration services nearby. We serve Boulder residents with the same dedication and professionalism we bring to all our service areas, understanding that every property in this stunning location represents a significant investment and a cherished way of life. Whether you have a small cabin or a larger home, we're here to help protect your Boulder property.

Located north of Pinedale along the Upper Green River, Cora offers residents spectacular views of the Wind River Mountains and access to pristine wilderness areas including the famous Green River Lakes. This small ranching community has maintained its authentic Western character while welcoming newcomers who appreciate the area's unmatched natural beauty. The Cora area includes both the small community center and the surrounding ranchlands and mountain properties that extend toward the wilderness boundary. Properties here face unique challenges from our climate—the high elevation means significant snowfall, potential for ice dams, and the moisture issues that can result from our dramatic temperature swings between seasons. Our restoration team serves the Cora area with full-service water, fire, and mold remediation, understanding that properties in this beautiful but demanding environment require professional care. We're proud to serve our Cora neighbors and help protect the properties that make this community special.

Farson serves as a crossroads community in southwestern Wyoming, located at the intersection of US highways 191 and 28 where travelers pass between Rock Springs, Lander, and Sublette County. The community is perhaps best known locally for the Big Cone, a beloved ice cream shop that has served travelers and locals for decades. Beyond its role as a highway stop, Farson is surrounded by working ranches and serves the agricultural operations of the southwestern portion of our service area. The climate here differs somewhat from the higher-elevation communities to the north—warmer in summer, with less snow but still subject to Wyoming's challenging weather conditions. Water damage from plumbing failures, fire damage, and mold issues affect Farson properties just as they do throughout our service area. While smaller than some communities we serve, Farson residents deserve the same quality restoration services as anyone else, and we're committed to serving this community with prompt, professional service whenever restoration needs arise.