Georgetown homes sit on flatter lots east of Powers Boulevard with many built between the 1970s and early 1990s. Older galvanized lines and slab foundations here often leak when winter temperatures drop below freezing, sending water under flooring and into walls. Our crews from 5745 Industrial Pl reach these streets quickly via Airport Road to extract water before mold sets in during the dry high-plains air.
Heavy summer storms still cause runoff toward Sand Creek because drainage swales are shallow in this part of El Paso County. When water backs up against fences or garage slabs, it enters through low thresholds common in the neighborhood's ranch and split-level houses. We focus on drying the concrete and subfloors that hold moisture longest in this climate.
Around Georgetown
We regularly work near:
- 📍Georgetown Park
- 📍Sand Creek Trail
- 📍Evans International Elementary School
- 📍Powers Boulevard
- 📍Airport Road
Water Damage Restoration in Georgetown — Local Notes
- •Georgetown lots often slope gently toward Sand Creek, so storm water pools against rear foundations rather than running off quickly.
- •Many 1970s-1980s homes have original polybutylene or early copper lines that split during overnight freezes common along Powers Boulevard.
- •Narrow side streets off Airport Road limit truck access, so we stage equipment on the main thoroughfare and carry gear to back yards.