Water Damage Restoration Service Area: Flower Mound, TX
The restoration team covers every part of Flower Mound, ZIP codes 75022, 75027 and 75028, and the Denton County towns around it, 24/7.
Flower Mound, TX, in Denton County. About 75,000 residents live in the three ZIP areas.
Flower Mound areas
Nearby towns
How water damage shows up across Flower Mound
One town, several kinds of houses. Here is what the restoration crews see most in each part of Flower Mound.
Bridlewood and the west side
Larger two-story homes off Cross Timbers Road with long hardwood runs and attic HVAC. Condensate overflows and supply leaks upstairs are the losses the drying team sees most here.
Wellington and the north side
Custom homes toward Highland Village and Double Oak, many with attic water heaters and big roof areas that take the brunt of spring hail.
Canyon Falls and the northwest edge
Newer construction near Argyle with PEX plumbing and modern slabs, where appliance lines, ice makers and storm runoff at fresh grading lead the list.
Lakeside and the Grapevine Lake shore
Offices, restaurants and townhomes along FM 2499 near the lake, plus homes near Twin Coves Park, where heavy rain and commercial plumbing drive the calls.
Central Flower Mound: Morriss Road and Flower Mound Road
The 1980s and 1990s neighborhoods around the Flower Mound itself, where copper under the slab, older water heaters and some polybutylene lines are at the age that fails.
Long Prairie Road and the east side
Established subdivisions toward Lewisville and Timber Creek, where slab leaks on clay soil and burst lines in freezes like February 2021 top the list.
Anywhere in Flower Mound, day or night.
From Bridlewood and Wellington to Lakeside, and out to Highland Village, Lewisville, Double Oak, Copper Canyon, Argyle, Bartonville, Grapevine and Coppell.