Dallas County · Texas
Water, fire & mold restoration in Irving, TX
Irving splits between older south-side neighborhoods built in the 1950s–70s and newer, denser Las Colinas and Valley Ranch developments from the 1980s onward. A big share of residents rent, so many water calls involve an apartment, a landlord and a renter's policy.
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Neighborhoods: Las Colinas, Valley Ranch, Hackberry Creek, Plymouth Park, University Hills
Homes in Irving and how they take damage
Plymouth Park and the older neighborhoods near Irving Boulevard have aging galvanized and cast-iron plumbing. Las Colinas has many mid-rise condos and townhomes where one leak affects several units. Valley Ranch sits close to the Elm Fork of the Trinity and its canal system.
Irving's water and sewer are run by the city. Many Las Colinas condos have a shutoff inside each unit, usually near the water heater closet, plus a building riser valve that only management can reach. Knowing where yours is before a leak saves minutes that matter. Older homes in south Irving sit close to Bear Creek and its tributaries, which carry fast runoff from the airport and freeway corridors in heavy storms.
Apartment leaks
Upstairs washer and water heater failures are the most common Irving apartment losses. Renters should notify the landlord in writing and photograph their own belongings for their renter's insurance.
Aging supply lines
Galvanized pipes in 1950s–60s homes corrode from the inside and pinhole, often inside walls.
Trinity floodplain
Low areas along the Elm Fork and Bear Creek flood in heavy rain; flood insurance is separate from homeowners coverage.
Common calls in Irving
Also available: emergency help and every restoration service.
Irving at a glance
- County
- Dallas County
- ZIP codes covered
- 75038, 75039, 75060, 75061, 75062, 75063
- Neighborhoods
- Las Colinas, Valley Ranch, Hackberry Creek, Plymouth Park, University Hills
- Office
- Service area only (no local office)
Irving restoration FAQ
Who pays for water damage in an Irving apartment?
The landlord's policy generally covers the building. Your belongings are covered by your renter's policy, if you have one. Report the leak to management in writing right away.
Does Irving require permits for water damage repairs?
Irving Building Inspections requires permits for plumbing, electrical and structural work. Cosmetic drywall and paint usually don't need one; the contractor can confirm.
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