RENTON NEIGHBORHOOD · BENSON HILL

Water Damage in Benson Hill

Water across a split-level's lower floor, or a washer hose that burst? Get it removed and dried before it spreads under the walls.

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Water removal, drying & repairs
Local restoration companies
Renton & the valley

Benson Hill at Ground Level

Ground: the plateau south of downtown, above the valley and the Cedar River
Housing: subdivisions from roughly the 1960s to the 1990s, many split-levels and two-story homes
Water usually comes from: water heaters and washers, supply lines, roof leaks after windstorms and lower-level seepage

Subdivisions That Joined the City in 2008

Benson Hill voted to join Renton on November 6, 2007, and the annexation took effect March 1, 2008. It brought in about 4.2 square miles and 16,272 residents, and today the area is roughly a quarter of the city's population. Much of it is subdivision housing, and those houses are now the age when original water heaters, washer hoses and supply lines give out. Add big evergreens that drop branches on roofs in a windstorm, and you have most of the water damage calls from Benson Hill.

Dial (425) 584-1660

Older houses on a hillside street sloping down to a gray lake on a rainy evening

What's Under the Houses

Split-levels are everywhere here. The lowest level is usually a family room or bedroom with carpet, often with the laundry and water heater close by. When one of those fails, water spreads across the whole lower floor and under the walls. Two-story homes add laundry rooms and bathrooms over living space, so the ceiling is often where it shows first.

The Work in Benson Hill

Jobs here usually come down to emergency water removal, water damage cleanup, flood cleanup, mitigation & drying or restoration & repair. One number covers every one of them.