Ventura Water Damage

Water Damage Cleanup in Downtown Ventura, CA

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Downtown Ventura grew up around Mission San Buenaventura, founded in 1782, and includes some of the city's oldest buildings and homes, from historic commercial blocks on Main Street to older houses climbing the hillside above. There are also newer condos and apartments, many in mixed-use buildings.

Water damage patterns downtown

  • Older plumbing in historic homes and buildings, including galvanized supply pipe and cast-iron drains that crack or corrode.
  • Clay sewer laterals that tree roots break into, causing backups.
  • Hillside runoff: homes on the slopes above downtown can see water and mud pushed toward foundations and lower floors during heavy storms.
  • Stacked units: in condos and apartments, a leak upstairs becomes a ceiling problem downstairs.
  • Old roofs, parapets, and flat roofs on older buildings that leak in winter storms.

Older materials

Older homes and buildings may contain asbestos in some flooring, ceiling textures, and pipe wrap, and lead in old paint. Before walls or floors are cut out, ask the contractor how they'll check and handle these materials. If your building is a designated historic property, ask the City of Ventura about rules for exterior repairs.

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Frequently asked questions

Water is coming through my ceiling from the unit above. What do I do?

Tell the upstairs neighbor and your HOA or property manager right away, take photos, keep clear of a sagging ceiling, and contact your insurer. The source has to be stopped in the unit above.

Why does my old house keep having sewer backups?

Tree roots in old clay laterals are a common cause. A plumber can run a camera through the line to find roots, cracks, or sags.

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