Water Damage Restoration in Red Hawk, CO

Red Hawk is the golf neighborhood on the west side of I-25 at the south end of The Meadows, built in the late 1990s and 2000s around the Jim Engh course that winds through the rock outcrops above Wolfensberger Road. The homes are two-stories and ranches on sloping lots, and a good share of them have walkout basements facing the fairways and the red rock.

A walkout on a slope puts the uphill foundation wall deep in the clay and the downhill wall at grade, and the perimeter drain carries everything the hill sheds toward the sump pit. The neighborhood is also high enough on the ridge to take the wind, and the garage walls on the north side see the coldest nights of the year.

This site connects homeowners in Red Hawk with an independent local water damage provider by phone. The provider walks the house, meters the uphill wall and the low corner, and sets the scope from the readings.

Red Hawk water damage, uphill wall to downhill slab

Seepage along the uphill foundation wall after the April melt is basement flooding cleanup, and the crew tells you whether the grading or the drain is the cause. A pit that spilled during a spring outage is sump pump failure cleanup. A supply line that split behind the north garage wall in a cold snap is frozen pipe cleanup.

The course that names the neighborhood and the desk that permits the rebuild

Red Hawk Ridge Golf Course is run by the Town of Castle Rock, and its rock-lined fairways are the reason the lots here are shaped the way they are. Red Hawk sits inside town limits, so the Town's Building Division handles rebuild permits and Castle Rock Water handles the meter.

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