Water Damage Restoration in Lundeen Park, Lake Stevens

Water Damage Restoration in Lundeen Park, Lake Stevens 98258

Lundeen Park is the largest city beach on Lake Stevens, and the neighborhood around it sits where Lundeen Creek reaches the lake. Most restoration calls here are tied to rain rather than plumbing. During an atmospheric river week, a roadside ditch can overflow, a yard near the creek can pond, and water can slip under a garage door or through a crawlspace vent. Crews extract standing water, cut swollen drywall low on garage walls and dry the slab or subfloor. Starting the same day keeps wet insulation and drywall from turning sour.

Housing near the park can include older lakeside homes and newer subdivisions toward SR 9, and the crew treats each one differently. A house over a crawlspace needs the vapor barrier checked and wet insulation pulled, while joists and subfloor are dried in place. A newer two-story home with an attached garage more often loses drywall, baseboards and carpet pad near the door where water came in, and swollen laminate is usually removed.

Water Damage Problems We Handle in Lundeen Park

1. Storm Runoff and SeepageSurface water from yards, ditches and driveways that seeps under doors and through walls into garages, lower rooms and crawlspaces$1,200 to $4,000
2. Crawlspace Water DamageWater under the house from any source, soaking vapor barrier, insulation, joists and subfloor before anyone upstairs notices it$3 to $7.50 per sq ft
3. Lakefront Home Water DamageDamp crawlspaces, seepage and musty lower levels in shoreline homes when winter rain keeps the lake high and the ground soaked$3 to $7.50 per sq ft
4. Roof and Gutter Leak Water DamageRain getting in through roofs, flashing, vents and overflowing gutters, soaking attic insulation, ceilings, walls and window wells$1,000 to $5,000
5. Water Heater Leak CleanupA leaking or failed water heater tank can dump dozens of gallons across a garage, utility closet or finished floor in minutes$1,500 to $6,500
6. Washer and Appliance LeaksA burst washer hose, failed dishwasher or leaking ice maker line soaks floors, cabinets and the ceiling below, often while nobody is home$1,200 to $4,000

Why Homeowners Call Us in Lundeen Park

How Homes in Lundeen Park Take On Water

Homes here take on water mostly from the outside in. Lundeen Creek runs to the lake through this neighborhood, and before the 2008 restoration created a 100-foot greenbelt, a straight-cut ditch carried floodwater toward nearby homes for years. Today the creek has room to spread, but heavy rain still fills roadside ditches and saturates low yards. A house that sits lower than the street, a garage slab at grade or a crawlspace with vents near the soil line gives water an easy path in.

Rain is the main driver near Lundeen Park. The Everett station records about 40 inches a year, with the heaviest months in November, December and January. Back-to-back storms saturate the ground, push more runoff to streams and ditches and can overwhelm parts of the stormwater system. In December 2015, water rose at Lundeen Park during a long wet stretch.

Water Damage Risks in Lundeen Park ZIP 98258

• Ditch overflow in back-to-back storms. When roadside ditches near Lundeen Parkway fill, water can run across a driveway and under a garage door.
• Creek-side yards. Low yards near the creek greenbelt can stay saturated, keeping crawlspaces damp.
• Crawlspace vents near grade. Vents close to the soil let surface water and wet air reach insulation and the vapor barrier.
• Upstairs laundry leaks. A burst washer hose upstairs soaks two levels.
• Garage water heaters. A tank that fails at the bottom spreads water across the slab and into the next room.

Streets and Places We Cover in Lundeen Park

• Lundeen Parkway
• Lundeen Park
• Lundeen Creek
• Lake Stevens
• SR 9
• North Lakeshore Drive

Lundeen Park sits on the northwest shore of Lake Stevens along Lundeen Parkway, between SR 9 and the north shore. Our line answers calls from here 24/7.

Water Damage in Lundeen Park FAQs

Nearby: North Lakeshore and Vernon Road, Frontier Village, Downtown and North Cove, Soper Hill, Lake Stevens.