Selma sits south of Fresno along the Highway 99 corridor with many mid-century homes on flat lots surrounded by farmland. Irrigation canals and older galvanized plumbing create frequent leak risks once the hot-summer Mediterranean heat peaks. Our team at 755 N Peach Ave Unit I5, Clovis responds directly to these properties, extracting water before it reaches slab foundations common on the east side of town.
Residents near Selma High School and Memorial Park often face hidden moisture in crawl spaces after rare winter rains or AC condensate failures during July and August. We map moisture with meters specific to Selma's clay-heavy soils and dry wall cavities that trap humidity longer than newer subdivisions in Clovis. Service runs Monday through Friday 8am to 6pm and Saturday 9am to 2pm so local families can reach us without waiting overnight.
Around 4. Selma
We regularly work near:
- 📍Selma High School
- 📍Memorial Park
- 📍Lincoln Elementary School
- 📍Highway 99 corridor
- 📍Selma Community Center
Water Damage Restoration in 4. Selma — Local Notes
- •Many Selma homes built before 1970 have clay sewer lines that crack under farm equipment vibration and poor drainage on level lots.
- •Flat agricultural terrain means standing water moves slowly toward street gutters, extending drying times after pipe bursts compared to sloped Fresno neighborhoods.
- •Hot summers drive higher AC use, leading to condensate line clogs that soak ceilings in single-story ranch homes near the Kings River bottomland.
- •Access through narrow side streets off McCall Avenue requires smaller equipment to reach back-yard additions common in Selma's older blocks.