Water Damage Restoration in Serenada, TX

Serenada is the large-lot neighborhood on the north side of Georgetown along Williams Drive, built from the mid-1970s into the 1980s on lots from a third of an acre to an acre and a half under old oaks and pecans. The houses are custom brick, stone, and limestone ranches on slabs, some with 1970s copper and cast-iron plumbing that has never been replaced. Many lots are outside the city limits and on septic. The original owners are aging out of these houses now, and the buyers who follow them inherit galvanized nipples at the water heater, a slab drain that has never been cleaned, and an irrigation system that was added in the 1990s with its own backflow valve out by the street.

The neighborhood sits on limestone above the North Fork, so the yards drain, but a forty-year-old slab holds water against the bottom plate the same as a new one.

This site connects Serenada homeowners with an independent local water damage provider by phone. The provider sees the house before anything is decided.

Serenada water damage in a 1978 ranch house

A cast-iron drain under the slab that failed and backed up into the hall bath is sewage cleanup. A water heater in a utility closet that let go is water extraction, and the crew meters the paneling and drywall on both sides of the closet. An original oak floor that cupped is hardwood floor drying before it is replacement.

Inside the city or outside it, and which desk that means

Some Serenada streets are in the city and some are in the county, so the rebuild permit comes from whichever one the house sits in. Homes on septic need the crew to know that before a backup is diagnosed.

Call (512) 399-1654 and tell us what you found. We put you through to a local water damage provider serving Serenada.