Security-Widefield sits south of central Colorado Springs along I-25 with many 1970s and 1980s ranch homes on slab or crawlspace foundations. These homes sit close to Fountain Creek, so spring snowmelt and summer monsoon rains often push water into yards and under slabs. Our crew at 5745 Industrial Pl responds directly to calls from this ZIP for water damage restoration before moisture reaches framing or subfloors.
Winter temperatures drop fast in this high-plains stretch of El Paso County, freezing pipes in older Widefield homes and causing bursts when the thaw hits. We handle extraction and drying on streets like Security Boulevard and near Widefield High School where tight lots limit equipment access. Water damage repair here focuses on pulling moisture from concrete and preventing mold in the dry but sudden-storm climate.
Around Security-Widefield
We regularly work near:
- 📍Widefield Park
- 📍Widefield High School
- 📍Fountain Creek
- 📍Security Boulevard
- 📍James Irwin Charter Schools
Water Damage Restoration in Security-Widefield — Local Notes
- •Many Security-Widefield lots back up to irrigation ditches or low spots along Fountain Creek, so runoff during heavy rains pools against foundations built before modern grading rules.
- •Ranch homes from the 1970s and 1980s along Powers Boulevard and Airport Road often have thin slab edges that crack during the area's freeze-thaw cycles, letting water migrate under flooring.
- •Access to rear yards in Security-Widefield neighborhoods can be blocked by narrow alleys and fenced lots, requiring smaller drying equipment than jobs in newer Briargate subdivisions.