Upper Darby row homes along Garrett Road and Lansdowne Avenue often see water intrusion from aging supply lines and roof flashings that fail during summer storms. Our crew based at 3600 Drumore Dr responds quickly to extract standing water and dry out tight basements before mold sets in the humid air. We work around limited side-yard access that is common in these blocks built in the 1920s.
Winter freezes hit pipes in the older brick twins near Naylors Run Park especially hard once temperatures drop. We set up containment and dehumidification units sized for the narrow layouts found here instead of the larger open plans in newer suburbs. Calls after heavy rain also bring us to properties backing onto the creek corridor where drainage backs up into cellars.
Homeowners near Upper Darby High School and the 69th Street Terminal count on our Mon–Fri 8am–6pm and Sat 9am–2pm schedule for same-day assessments when a washing-machine hose bursts or a sump fails overnight.
Around 15. Upper Darby
We regularly work near:
- 📍69th Street Terminal
- 📍Naylors Run Park
- 📍Garrett Road
- 📍Lansdowne Avenue
- 📍Upper Darby High School
Water Damage Repair in 15. Upper Darby — Local Notes
- •Row-house foundations in Upper Darby sit close to the water table so slab leaks require floor-level moisture meters before drywall removal.
- •Narrow driveways off Garrett Road limit equipment size so we often carry in portable extractors rather than trailer units.
- •Darby Creek overflow after nor'easters pushes water into backyards east of Lansdowne Avenue where grading slopes toward the homes.
- •Pre-war plumbing in the blocks around Naylors Run Park frequently leaks at soldered joints once winter temperatures swing.