Water Damage Blog for Ladera Ranch and South Orange County
Local water problems, one at a time: slab leaks, upstairs laundry overflows, sewer lateral backups, hillside storm runoff and what a claim file needs.
When a Water Main Break Floods San Clemente Homes
A water main broke on Via Presa and flooded four homes. See what a homeowner does when supply water enters a house from outside and how drying works.
San Clemente Sewer Overflow: Reporting and Home Cleanup
A sewer overflow in San Clemente has a public side and a private side. See who takes reports, why sewage is Category 3 and what cleanup removes.
Rancho Santa Margarita Storm Prep: Drainage, Sandbags, Cleanup
In January 2016 the city told residents to clear drainage and use sandbags during a flash-flood watch. See what that means for storm prep and cleanup today.
Upstairs Leaks in Las Flores Condominiums and Ceilings
A washer hose or dishwasher leak upstairs can stain the ceiling below. See how Las Flores condominium owners handle neighbors, associations and drying.
Water Heater Leak in Ladera Ranch: Permit and Cleanup Steps
A leaking water heater tank is replaced, and the permit and Plumbing Final come from OC Development Services. See the cleanup steps in Ladera Ranch.
Slab Leak Warning Signs in Ladera Ranch Homes
Warm floor spots, a spinning meter or lifting flooring can point to a slab leak. See the warning signs in Ladera Ranch homes and how the cleanup works.
Sewer Backups in Ladera Ranch: Roots, Drought and Cleanup
Drought can pull tree roots into sewer pipes until a drain backs up. Learn the first steps in Ladera Ranch and how sewage cleanup is handled.
Water Loss in a Large Coto de Caza Home: Gates and Drying
Coto de Caza is guard-gated, with about 4,000 homes. See how gate access, large floor plans and hardwood floors shape the cleanup after a water loss.
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