Water Damage Restoration Lakeway TX - Mold Remediation
Water damage restoration in Lakeway needs a crew that can handle hillside homes and lakefront properties alike. Whether a supply line burst in an original Lakeway home or storm runoff came down the slope into a Rough Hollow house, help is on the way day or night to remove the water and dry everything out.
Mold remediation in Lakeway means tackling lake-area humidity and hidden moisture. The area is contained, mold removal is done with HEPA filtration and the cause is corrected.
Lakeway began in 1963, when the Lakeway Land Company started building homes along with the Lakeway Inn and Marina. Many of those early homes still have original or decades-old plumbing, water heaters and fixtures, and parts that old tend to fail without much warning.
Lakeway is also hilly. Homes are built into limestone slopes above Lake Travis, so heavy rain runs downhill fast. Retaining walls, patios and driveways can channel that water toward foundations, garage doors and lower levels, especially on homes with walkout basements or split-level floor plans.
Newer communities like Rough Hollow and Lakeway Highlands bring a different set of risks: two-story layouts where an upstairs leak can come through a ceiling, and long attic runs for AC ducts and condensate lines that can clog and overflow during a hot Texas summer.
Lake Travis Flooding
Lake Travis Flooding and Lakefront Homes in Lakeway
Lake Travis isn’t a constant-level lake, and that matters for anyone living near the shoreline. In October 2018, heavy rain upstream pushed the lake far above its normal level, and many lakeside homes around Lake Travis flooded, with boats, docks and personal watercraft lost along with property.
Rising lake water is Category 3 floodwater. It carries mud, debris and bacteria, and it can soak lower floors, garages and boathouses for days before it recedes. Carpet, pad and the lower part of drywall usually have to be removed, then the area is cleaned, sanitized and dried.
Travis County requires a building permit for repairs on flood-damaged structures, so keep photos and moisture records from the first visit. They help with both your insurance claim and the permit process once repairs begin.
Our Process
How We Restore Water-Damaged Lakeway Homes
01
Answer and Dispatch
Call and tell us what happened. A crew is sent to your Lakeway address with an arrival window, and you get tips to limit damage until then.
02
Inspect Every Level
Moisture meters and thermal imaging check each floor, including lower levels and rooms built into the hillside.
03
Remove Water and Wet Materials
Standing water is extracted, soaked materials that can’t be saved are removed and drying equipment is set up.
04
Dry, Sanitize and Rebuild
The structure is dried and verified, treated to prevent mold, then drywall, flooring and finishes are put back.
Where We Work in Lakeway
Lakeway Neighborhoods We Serve
Crews cover Lakeway zip codes 78734 and 78738, from the original homes near the marina and Lakeway Drive to communities along RR 620 and Lohmans Crossing.
Rough Hollow
Lakeway Highlands
Serene Hills
Original Lakeway
Lakefront Homes
Service Areas
Other Areas We Serve Near Lakeway
Crews also cover these communities and neighborhoods across the Austin area, with the same 24/7 response.
Our water heater burst and flooded the garage here in Lakeway. The team showed up within the hour, extracted the water, and set up drying equipment right away. They explained the restoration timeline clearly and kept us updated.
Gregory Hayes
Rated 5 out of 5
We discovered water damage under our kitchen sink that had spread into the cabinets. The crew removed the damaged material, dried everything thoroughly, and checked for mold. Professional service from start to finish.
Patricia Newman
Rated 5 out of 5
After a supply line leak, water spread across our tile floors. The team worked fast to remove the standing water and monitored the drying for several days. Great communication and careful work throughout the job.
Yes, if you’re close to the shoreline. In October 2018 the lake rose well above normal and flooded many lakeside homes. If lake water gets inside, treat it as Category 3 and have it professionally removed and sanitized.
Homes from Lakeway’s early decades often have aging supply lines, valves and water heaters. Leaks in older systems tend to start small and hide inside walls, so a musty smell, stained ceiling or rising water bill is worth checking.
Travis County requires a building permit for repairs on flood-damaged structures. Drying and cleanup come first, and good records from that stage help with the permit and your insurance claim.
All of 78734 and 78738, including Rough Hollow, Lakeway Highlands, Serene Hills, the original Lakeway neighborhoods and lakefront homes along Lake Travis.