Clio sits in Reno's older core with narrow streets and early 1900s homes that sit close to the Truckee River. When pipes burst or spring runoff pushes water into basements, extraction and drying must happen fast before mold sets into plaster and hardwood floors common here. Our crew at 14830 Kivett Ln responds directly to Clio addresses during Mon-Fri 8am-6pm and Sat 9am-2pm.
High desert winters bring freezing nights that crack aging supply lines while summer thunderstorms send water down steep lots with limited drainage. We see repeated calls along Clio Street and Sierra Street where tight access means we stage equipment on the street and move dehumidifiers through side doors. Work in Washoe County homes here focuses on pulling moisture from crawl spaces before it reaches neighboring properties.
Nearby Carson City and Sparks crews sometimes route through Clio when I-80 backs up, so we keep trucks staged at the shop for same-day arrival. Real conditions on the ground, like shallow foundations and shared alleyways, dictate how we set containment and monitor drying in these specific blocks.
Around Clio
We regularly work near:
- 📍Clio Street
- 📍Sierra Street
- 📍Truckee River
- 📍Wingfield Park
- 📍Nevada Museum of Art
Water Damage Restoration in Clio — Local Notes
- •Clio's early 1900s housing stock features plaster walls and shallow crawl spaces that trap water longer than newer builds in Damonte Ranch.
- •Narrow lots and shared driveways off Clio Street limit large equipment placement, so we often use portable extractors and run hoses from the street.
- •Truckee River proximity raises flood risk during snowmelt, requiring faster basement drying before water migrates to adjacent Old Southwest properties.
- •Cold high desert nights freeze pipes in uninsulated walls along Sierra Street, creating repeat leaks that need targeted wall drying rather than whole-house approaches.