Clovis homeowners facing burst pipes or storm flooding call on Albuquerque Water Damage Restoration pros because our crews know the route from 5620 Venice Ave NE Ste J straight up US-60 and can reach addresses near 21st Street or Hillcrest Park within a few hours. We handle extraction and drying in the flat, clay-heavy lots typical east of Prince Street where water pools quickly after summer rains.
Many Clovis properties built between the 1950s and 1970s sit on monolithic slabs with limited perimeter drainage, so even a small roof leak can travel under flooring toward the center of the house. Our technicians map moisture with meters before removing affected carpet or drywall in neighborhoods around Clovis High School and the old depot district.
We keep the same Mon–Fri 8am–6pm and Sat 9am–2pm schedule whether the job is in Clovis or back in Albuquerque, and every estimate is given on site so you see exactly what the work involves before any equipment arrives.
Around Clovis
We regularly work near:
- 📍Hillcrest Park
- 📍Clovis High School
- 📍21st Street
- 📍Old Clovis Depot
- 📍Clovis Community College
Water Damage Restoration in Clovis — Local Notes
- •Clovis lots are often large and flat with irrigation ditches nearby; water migrates under slabs from field runoff rather than hillside flow.
- •Mid-century ranch homes near Prince and 21st Streets commonly have original cast-iron plumbing that fails at joints during temperature swings.
- •Access for equipment trucks is straightforward on the wide residential streets but can be slowed by active railroad crossings near the old depot.
- •High desert winds dry surface water fast yet leave hidden moisture in the dense clay subsoil common around Hillcrest Park.