Falcon Heights homes near the Minnesota State Fairgrounds and along Larpenteur Avenue often see water intrusion from spring snow melt and heavy summer rains. Our crew based at 4901 N Queen Ave responds directly to properties on Cleveland Avenue and in University Grove, where older foundations and tight lots make extraction and drying more involved than in newer subdivisions.
Winter ice dams along Roselawn and Snelling corridors push water behind siding and into attics. We focus on rapid containment before mold sets in, then targeted drying of basements common to 1920s-1950s stock in this neighborhood. Service runs Monday through Friday 8am-6pm and Saturday 9am-2pm for Falcon Heights residents.
Nearby Edina and Bloomington jobs share similar clay soils, but Falcon Heights lots back up against fairgrounds drainage patterns that funnel water toward lower blocks after big storms.
Around Falcon Heights
We regularly work near:
- 📍Minnesota State Fairgrounds
- 📍Snelling Avenue
- 📍Larpenteur Avenue
- 📍Cleveland Avenue
- 📍University Grove
Water Damage Restoration in Falcon Heights — Local Notes
- •University Grove homes built 1930s-1950s sit on small lots with limited side access, requiring smaller equipment for basement water extraction after snow melt.
- •Properties along Larpenteur and Cleveland face repeated spring flooding where city storm drains back up against the fairgrounds perimeter.
- •Ice dam leaks are common in the older rooflines around the State Fairgrounds because of the heavy, wet snow that piles up in this micro-climate.