Bloomington homes built mostly between the 1950s and 1970s sit on flat lots near the Minnesota River and face repeated water intrusion from spring snowmelt and summer storms. Our crew drives down from the shop at 4901 N Queen Ave to reach properties along Lyndale Avenue and Portland Avenue within thirty minutes, bringing truck-mounted extraction units sized for the larger square footage common in these ranch and split-level houses.
Proximity to Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport means many Bloomington blocks have older storm drains that back up when heavy rain coincides with runway de-icing runoff. We focus on pulling water from finished basements and crawl spaces before mold sets in during the warm, humid months that follow.
Around Bloomington
We regularly work near:
- 📍Mall of America
- 📍Hyland Lake Park Reserve
- 📍Normandale Community College
- 📍Normandale Lake
- 📍Bloomington Ice Garden
Water Damage Restoration in Bloomington — Local Notes
- •Bloomington lots near the Minnesota River often have high groundwater tables that push water through 1950s-era foundation cracks after rapid snowmelt.
- •Flat terrain around Mall of America and the airport creates ponding in driveways and garages, requiring longer drying times than hilly neighborhoods.
- •Many 1960s split-level homes here have finished lower levels with limited access points, slowing equipment setup during water damage repair jobs.