Water Damage Restoration in Rio Vista, TX

Rio Vista is the stretch of San Marcos along the river below downtown, around Rio Vista Park and the chutes where tubers put in all summer. The houses on the streets off Cheatham Street and C.M. Allen Parkway are a mix of 1920s to 1950s frame cottages on piers, small brick houses from the 1960s, and converted rentals full of Texas State students a short walk from campus and the square. Live music from Cheatham Street Warehouse carries across the neighborhood on weekends.

The San Marcos River is spring-fed and steady, but it backs up when the Blanco comes down in flood, and the low lots near the park took water in 2015. The older houses have crawl spaces where a leak runs unseen for weeks, and the rentals have the oldest water heaters in town.

This site passes Rio Vista homeowners, landlords, and tenants to an independent local water damage provider by phone. The scope is written from the meter readings, not from a glance.

Rio Vista water damage, a block from the river

A musty smell under a 1940s cottage is a leak detection call, and the crew checks the crawl space before the floor. A hall-closet water heater that rusted through in a student rental is water heater leak cleanup, with the slab under the hall and the bedrooms metered. River water across a floor near the park is flash flood cleanup.

The springs upstream and the people who study them

The river that runs past Rio Vista comes out of Spring Lake a mile upstream, where the Meadows Center for Water and the Environment at Texas State runs glass-bottom boats over the springs and studies the aquifer that feeds them. If your house is close enough to the river to have been wet in 2015, say so when you call.

Call (737) 283-4979 and describe what you found. We pass the call to a local water damage provider serving Rio Vista.