Water Damage Restoration in St. Andrews Village, MN

St. Andrews Village sits along Lexington Avenue in Blaine with Lochness Park on its border, an 89-acre city park with a 20-acre lake, a fishing pier, and a disc golf course. The houses are two-story and multi-level homes from the 1990s and 2000s with poured basements, sump pits, and finished lower levels, on lots that slope gently toward the park and the lake. That slope matters: the lower levels closest to the park are the ones whose footings sit nearest the lake level.

A house here is old enough that the original pump has been replaced once and the original water heater is due. Both of those failures happen in the same mechanical room, and both put water on the same slab.

This site puts St. Andrews Village homeowners through by phone to an independent local water damage provider. The provider meters the lower level before deciding what opens.

St. Andrews Village water damage on the lake side of the plat

A lower level that took groundwater along the wall facing the park is a basement flooding cleanup. A pit that overflowed on a warm April weekend is a sump pump failure cleanup. A fifteen-year-old tank that rusted through at the seam is a water heater leak cleanup, and the crew follows the water under the door into the carpet.

Eighty-nine acres of park, and where its water goes

Lochness Park holds the low ground for the neighborhood, and Lochness Lake is where the runoff from the surrounding streets ends up after a storm. A lake that comes up two feet in a wet week means the sand between it and the nearest footings is saturated for the same week. A rebuild on the lower level needs a permit from Blaine's building inspection desk before the walls close.

Call (763) 297-2728 and describe what you see on the lower level. An independent local water damage provider serving St. Andrews Village picks it up from there.