Lemmon Valley sits in the high desert north of central Reno with homes built mostly from the 1970s through the 1990s along Lemmon Drive and side streets feeding off it. Cold winter nights regularly push temperatures low enough to freeze supply lines in crawlspaces and garages, especially in the older single-story ranch houses common here. When a line bursts, water spreads quickly across slab foundations or into wall cavities before homeowners notice.
Reno Water Damage Restoration pros responds from 14830 Kivett Ln with same-day extraction and drying for Lemmon Valley properties. Crews know the narrow driveways and fenced lots that limit equipment access and the way snowmelt from Peavine Mountain slopes can push water toward lower streets near Silver Lake. Service runs Monday through Friday 8am–6pm and Saturday 9am–2pm.
The company handles water damage repair from appliance leaks, roof ice dams, and occasional sewer backups that hit the flatter sections of the neighborhood hardest. Work stays focused on drying wall cavities and subfloors before mold sets in during the rapid temperature swings typical of Washoe County winters.
Around Lemmon Valley
We regularly work near:
- 📍Lemmon Drive
- 📍Silver Lake
- 📍Lemmon Valley Elementary School
- 📍North Valleys Library
- 📍Golden Valley Road
Water Damage Restoration in Lemmon Valley — Local Notes
- •Many Lemmon Valley homes from the 1970s have galvanized supply lines that split during hard freezes along Lemmon Drive and adjacent cul-de-sacs.
- •Silver Lake lots sit lower than surrounding streets, so spring snowmelt often backs up against foundations before storm drains can handle the flow.
- •Narrow side streets and gated entries around Lemmon Valley Elementary School slow equipment arrival, requiring smaller portable extractors on initial calls.
- •High desert nights below 20 degrees followed by daytime thaws create repeated freeze-thaw cycles that reopen small leaks in older crawlspaces.