Water Damage Restoration in Plum Creek, CO

Plum Creek is the golf neighborhood on the south side of Castle Rock, built around the Pete Dye course that opened in the spring of 1984 along the creek that gives it its name. The homes went up from the mid-1980s through the 1990s along Plum Creek Parkway and the fairways, two-stories and ranches with walkout basements on the lots that drop toward the creek, and full basements on the rest.

A walkout basement changes the water problem. The rear wall is at grade, the front wall is eight feet in the clay, and the perimeter drain has to handle the water that runs downhill toward the creek every spring. The 1980s houses are also into their fourth decade of water heaters, supply lines, and sump pumps, and the failures show up in the finished rooms below.

This site connects homeowners in Plum Creek with an independent local water damage provider by phone. The provider walks the house, meters the low side of the basement, and sets the scope from the readings.

Plum Creek water damage on the low side of a walkout

Water that came in along the uphill foundation wall after a melt week is basement flooding cleanup, and the crew will tell you whether it is the drain or the grading. A tank beside the furnace that let go over a weekend is water heater leak cleanup. After either, structural drying runs until the slab, the pad, and the framed wall read dry.

The course by the creek and the town desk that covers it

Plum Creek Golf Club still plays its railroad-tie greens along the creek bottom, and the neighborhood around it is inside Castle Rock town limits. Castle Rock Water can close the curb stop, and rebuild permits go through the Town's Building Division.

Call (303) 647-9733 and tell us what you found. We put you through to a local water damage provider serving Plum Creek.