Our Service Area, North Hollywood and the San Fernando Valley

The home base, from the NoHo Arts District to the post-war tract homes off Whitsett and Camarillo. Dense apartments mean between-unit ceiling leaks, and the slab homes bring slab leaks in aging copper.

Just south, leafy blocks of 1940s and 1950s homes on original copper and galvanized lines. Slab leaks and summer AC condensate overflow are the most common calls here.

Over the Ventura Boulevard corridor and up into the hills. Remodeled homes with newer supply lines still fail, and winter storms find worn roofs and flashing.

East toward the LA River channel, with older estate homes near the water. Slab leaks and channel-storm flooding are the water losses the crews plan for.

West across the Valley, mid-century tracts on concrete slab. Corroding galvanized pipe and garage water heater failures flood these homes fast.

Dense apartments and commercial frontage along Victory and Sherman Way. Multi-unit losses and main-line backups in older clay laterals are common.

Northeast toward the Tujunga wash, older homes mixed with industrial frontage. Roof leaks and storm runoff after a hard winter rain are the usual calls.

South over the hill along Ventura Boulevard, condos and hillside homes. Rooftop AC condensate overflow and between-unit leaks show up most here.

By the Cahuenga Pass, canyon runoff and commercial buildings where storm water and roof leaks drive most of the water damage.

North up Van Nuys Boulevard, post-war apartments and tracts. Supply-line failures and sewage backups in older laterals are frequent here.

Northwest, slab tract homes on aging plumbing where slab leaks and appliance-line failures are the water losses seen most.

East along Chandler toward the Burbank border, older homes where roof and ceiling leaks and the occasional burst pipe are the calls.