Water Damage Restoration in Uhland, TX

Uhland straddles the Hays and Caldwell county line on State Highway 21, a few miles east of Kyle. German settlers founded it in the 1880s and named it for a German poet, and for a century it was a farm crossroads with a dance hall and a few hundred people. The growth along I-35 has reached it: new subdivisions along FM 1966 and Highway 21 have added hundreds of slab-built homes since 2015, next to the older frame farmhouses and brick ranches on acreage.

The town sits on Blackland Prairie clay, and Plum Creek runs just to the west on its way to Lockhart. The clay swells and shrinks with the seasons, which works the lines under new slabs as hard as old ones, and the creek rises fast in a heavy rain.

This site passes Uhland homeowners to an independent local water damage provider by phone. The provider lets the meter readings decide the scope.

Water damage in Uhland, old farmhouses and new slabs alike

A warm spot and a spinning meter in a new house on the clay is leak detection before anyone opens the floor. A water heater in the garage of a 2018 build that failed overnight is water heater leak cleanup, with the laundry room and hall metered as well. A frame farmhouse with a pipe that froze under the floor in February 2021 is burst pipe water damage, and the crawl space gets checked.

Two counties, one small city hall

Permits inside the city limits go through the City of Uhland; a lot of Uhland addresses are outside the limits and fall under Hays or Caldwell County depending on which side of the line they sit. Tell the crew which county your lot is in.

Call (737) 283-4979 and describe the wet room. We pass the call to a local water damage provider serving Uhland.