Schertz sits along the northern edge of Bexar County with quick access off I-35. Our crews reach neighborhoods off FM 3009 and Roy Richard Drive within minutes when a pipe bursts or storm runoff enters a slab foundation. Hot summer thunderstorms dump heavy rain that pools on the clay soils common here, so we stage dehumidifiers and air movers the same day to keep moisture from reaching drywall and subfloors.
Many Schertz homes built after 1995 sit on larger lots with attached garages that funnel water toward the back door during the brief but intense winter rains. We route extraction hoses through side yards without tearing up St. Augustine sod and use moisture meters on the concrete that stays cooler longer than older stock in central San Antonio. Homeowners near the Cibolo Creek corridor call us first because we already know which streets flood quickest after a Gulf moisture push.
Our base at 226 College St lets us load equipment before dawn and beat rush-hour traffic back into Schertz. We work Monday through Friday 8am-6pm and Saturday 9am-2pm so residents returning from Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph can meet us without taking extra leave.
Around Schertz
We regularly work near:
- 📍Schertz Park
- 📍Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph
- 📍Cibolo Creek Trail
- 📍Schertz Civic Center
- 📍Northeast Lakeview College
- 📍Schertz Public Library
Water Damage Restoration in Schertz — Local Notes
- •Clay-heavy soils around Schertz hold water against slab edges longer than the limestone areas south of downtown, requiring extended drying times under cabinets and in laundry rooms.
- •Newer subdivisions off Lower Seguin Road often have narrow side yards that limit equipment placement, so we stage portable units through garage doors instead.
- •Summer heat above 95 degrees forces us to run extra cooling fans during extraction to prevent secondary mold growth in attics common on two-story homes near Randolph AFB.
- •Storm drains along FM 78 back up quickly in heavy rain, sending water under garage slabs on properties east of Schertz Parkway.