Water Damage Restoration in Seguin, TX

Seguin was founded in 1838 by Texas Rangers on Walnut Branch above the Guadalupe, and it is the seat of Guadalupe County, twenty minutes east of New Braunfels on I-10. It calls itself the pecan capital, and it has a housing stock older than anything in Comal County: 1850s limecrete buildings like Sebastopol House, 1900s to 1940s frame houses on piers around the courthouse square, 1950s and 1960s slab ranches, and the new subdivisions on the north side toward I-10.

All of Seguin sits on Blackland clay, and the Guadalupe runs along the south side of town through Max Starcke Park, where Lake Placid and the hydro dam hold the river. The clay moves the old pier houses and the newer slabs alike, and the river has come up into the low streets near the park more than once.

This site routes Seguin homeowners to an independent local water damage provider by phone. The provider inspects before writing a scope.

Seguin water damage from pier-and-beam to post-tension

Water through an old pine floor in a 1920s house ends up in the crawl space, and structural drying there means drying from below as well as above. A warm floor in a 1960s slab ranch is slab leak water damage. River water in a house near the park is river flood cleanup, with the silt and contamination deciding what leaves.

The university on the hill, and the city's own permit desk

Texas Lutheran University has been on its campus in Seguin since 1912, and the rental houses around it are a steady source of overflow and appliance calls. Repairs inside the city go through Seguin's building department, and a house in the historic district near the square may need a review before exterior work.

Call (830) 356-7502 and describe the wet spot. We route the call to a local water damage provider serving Seguin.