Citrus Park sits on sloped ground where winter rains run toward foundations of 1920s to 1950s bungalows and stucco homes. Our crew reaches properties quickly from the 401 N Orange St base and sets up extraction before moisture travels into crawl spaces common along Verdugo Road and adjacent streets. We map out drainage paths that differ from flatter blocks in Rossmoyne or Tropico.
Hot dry summers bake the soil here then winter storms hit hard, pushing water against older clay lines and cracked stucco. Homeowners near Adams Hill and Chevy Chase often see seepage at retaining walls after heavy rain. We use truck-mounted pumps sized for narrow Citrus Park driveways and dry affected rooms before mold sets in the Mediterranean climate pattern.
Around 35. Citrus Park
We regularly work near:
- 📍Citrus Park
- 📍Verdugo Road
- 📍Glendale High School
- 📍Toll Middle School
- 📍Pacific Avenue
Water Damage Restoration in 35. Citrus Park — Local Notes
- •Pre-1960 homes along Citrus Avenue frequently have original galvanized or clay pipes that split when soil shifts after summer drought.
- •Steep lots between Verdugo Road and Pacific Avenue create channeling that sends runoff straight to garage slabs and lower bedrooms.
- •Limited street parking and tight side yards mean we stage smaller dehumidifiers and route hoses through front doors rather than side access.
- •Proximity to the Verdugo Mountains means cooler nights can slow evaporation, so we run equipment longer than in central Glendale flats.