Kennedale sits between Fort Worth and Arlington along US 287, where hot humid summers bring sudden downpours that pool on the flat lots common around Kennedale High School and James McGowen Park. Water Damage Restoration Dallas Pros sends crews from our 305 North St. Paul Street base to extract standing water and dry out crawl spaces in the mix of 1970s brick homes and newer subdivisions east of Lake Arlington.
Heavy rain often overwhelms drainage ditches along New Hope Road and Village Creek, pushing water into garages and laundry rooms. We focus on these access quirks and the older cast-iron lines that leak under slabs when winter rains follow the long dry spells typical here.
Our schedule stays steady Monday through Friday 8am to 6pm and Saturday 9am to 2pm so Kennedale residents can reach us before moisture spreads into sheetrock near Kennedale Public Library or the elementary schools.
Around Kennedale
We regularly work near:
- 📍Kennedale High School
- 📍James McGowen Park
- 📍Village Creek
- 📍New Hope Road
- 📍Kennedale Public Library
Water Damage Restoration in Kennedale — Local Notes
- •Flat terrain around Village Creek means water sits longer after storms, requiring extra extraction time before drying begins on concrete slabs.
- •Many homes built in the 1970s and 1980s near US 287 have original plumbing that fails under pressure from sudden summer downpours.
- •Limited side-street access off I-20 during rush hour means our trucks stage equipment at the front curb and carry gear farther on foot in neighborhoods east of Kennedale High School.