West Linn Creeks That Back Up: Check Valves and Basement Water
West Linn creeks back up when the Willamette and Tualatin run high. See what the city advises, how lower levels flood, and how cleanup and drying work.
Local water problems, one at a time: wet crawl spaces, frozen pipes after an ice storm, flooded lower levels, roof leaks under big firs and what a claim file needs.
West Linn creeks back up when the Willamette and Tualatin run high. See what the city advises, how lower levels flood, and how cleanup and drying work.
The 1996 Tualatin River flood put water through downtown and into the Winona Grange basement. See how river water in a lower level is cleaned up and dried.
Water in the street or water in the house? Learn how to tell a Tigard water main break from a burst pipe indoors, what to shut off, and how cleanup works.
Kellogg Creek flooding in Milwaukie sent water into garages and homes in December 2015. See why creek water is treated as dirty and how cleanup and drying work.
A leak from the unit above soaks the ceiling and walls below. See how water travels in Milwaukie attached homes, who to tell, and how drying works.
Water in a Lake Oswego daylight basement? See where it shows up on a hillside lot, the first steps, and how extraction and drying work in the wet season.
Water under a Lake Oswego house? Learn the signs, what to shut off, and how the crew pumps the crawl space, pulls wet insulation and dries the joists.
Gladstone's sewer overflowed to the river in 2015 and 2017. Learn how that differs from sewage backing up inside a house and what Category 3 cleanup involves.
The restoration team extracts, dries to the IICRC S500 goal and documents every step, 24/7.
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