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Creek Wood Ranch · Hondo, TX

Water Damage Restoration in Creek Wood Ranch, Hondo

Creek Wood Ranch sits just off US 90 between Hondo and Castroville, with homes on acreage along County Road 4511. We handle burst pipes, storm damage and runoff flooding for site-built and manufactured homes out here.

  • Answered 24/7
  • IICRC-standard drying
  • Insurance documentation

Neighborhood

Creek Wood Ranch

Acreage off CR 4511 · Hondo, TX 78861

Red-roofed farmhouse on open country acreage

About Creek Wood Ranch

Creek Wood Ranch, also listed as Creekwood Ranches, is a rural residential community reached from County Road 4511, just off US 90 on the stretch between Hondo and Castroville. Lots start around three-quarters of an acre and go up from there, horses and farm animals are allowed, and the homes are a mix of site-built houses and manufactured homes. There is an active homeowners association.

Water damage out on acreage

Water-stained ceiling and wall with peeling paint
  • Runoff and ponding The clay soils common in Medina County absorb heavy rain slowly. On flat or gently sloped lots, sheet flow during intense storms can run toward homes, garages and barns.

  • Storm damage Open country offers little windbreak. Hail and straight-line winds, like the April 2021 storm that brought 80–110 mph winds across the county, damage roofs, skirting and outbuildings.

  • Long plumbing runs Service lines from the road or from a well can be long, and exposed pipes and hose bibs freeze in hard cold snaps.

  • Manufactured homes on some lots have particle-board subfloors and belly wrap that trap water from under-floor leaks.

Water damage in Creek Wood Ranch?

Live answer 24 hours a day. Crews dispatched across Hondo and Medina County.

Call (508) 639-3293
Technician with a tool case working in a bathroom

What we do

We extract standing water, find the moisture with meters and thermal imaging, and dry the structure, whether it is a slab home, a pier-and-beam home or a manufactured home with a wet belly. If floodwater came in from outside, it is treated as contaminated: soaked carpet and pad come out, and surfaces are cleaned and treated before drying. We also photograph and document everything for your insurer.

US 90 east of Hondo sits in the Hondo Creek floodplain, and the National Weather Service notes that the highway floods at high creek stages. If there is a flood warning, check road conditions before heading into or out of town.

Our process

How a job runs, from call to dry

  1. 1

    Call & assess

    We answer 24/7, ask what happened and talk you through shutting off water and power safely.

  2. 2

    Extract

    Standing water comes out first with equipment matched to the flooring and the size of the loss.

  3. 3

    Dry & monitor

    Dehumidifiers and air movers run, with moisture readings logged daily until materials are dry.

  4. 4

    Document

    Photos, moisture maps and equipment logs go to you and your insurer so the claim is clear.

FAQ

Creek Wood Ranch: water damage FAQs

Still unsure? A person answers the phone 24/7 and can talk you through it.

Rainwater came in under our back door. Is it contaminated?

Yes. Water that comes in from outside is treated as Category 3. Carpet and pad it soaked should be removed, and floors and walls cleaned and treated before drying.

Do you handle barns or detached garages?

Yes, if they have water damage to the structure or contents. Let us know what is stored there so we can plan equipment and priorities.

Is flood damage covered by my homeowners insurance?

Rising water from outside usually needs a separate flood policy. Wind-driven rain through a damaged roof or window is usually a homeowners claim.

Water damage in Creek Wood Ranch?

Call now. We answer 24/7 and dispatch crews across Hondo and Medina County.

Call (508) 639-3293