Flood Cleanup
Flash flood water and mud through ground floors and garages.
Flash flood cleanupThrough our San Diego office
San Diego calls are handled through our San Diego office on the same phone number. So one call reaches a dispatcher either way.
24/7 emergency line
(323) 709-0141Quick answer
We handle water damage, flash flood cleanup, sewage and mold in San Diego County through our San Diego office, reached on the same 24/7 phone number as our Los Angeles office. Call with your address and dispatch will confirm coverage and give you an arrival window.
San Diego County
Our San Diego office covers calls from San Diego County, and both offices share one phone number. So you do not need to know which one to call. The dispatcher routes the job to the crew that can reach you.
San Diego homes see the same everyday leaks as anywhere else, but the region also learned in January 2024 how fast heavy rain can overwhelm the storm drains and push water into houses.
San Diego County
On January 22, 2024, San Diego recorded 2.73 inches of rain at the airport, the most for any January day and the fourth-wettest day since records began in 1850. Hundreds of people were rescued from flooded homes in Mountain View and Southcrest. The governor declared a state of emergency for San Diego County. Flood water like that is treated as contaminated. So wet drywall, insulation and flooring usually come out before drying starts.

Common calls
Flash flood water and mud through ground floors and garages.
Flash flood cleanupBackups when heavy rain overloads sewer and storm lines.
Sewage backup helpSupply lines and fittings failing inside walls and ceilings.
Pipe burst cleanupGrowth in coastal homes after a leak or a wet winter.
Coastal mold removalDrywall, flooring and cabinets rebuilt after drying.
Rebuilding after waterBelongings packed out, cleaned and stored during repairs.
Pack-out and contentsHow it works here
Call the 24/7 line and give your San Diego County address. The dispatcher routes the call to our San Diego office and confirms an arrival window.
The crew stops the source, extracts water and mud, removes what flood water contaminated, maps moisture and sets drying equipment, logging readings on every visit until the materials are dry.
FAQ
No. The same 24/7 number reaches both offices.
Yes. Flood water is treated as contaminated. So soaked porous materials are removed.
Call with your address and dispatch will confirm coverage and timing.
Yes, starting with finding the moisture source so it does not come back.
Usually only with a separate flood policy. Sudden pipe leaks are often covered.
Call the same 24/7 line and we will route it to our San Diego office.
24/7 emergency line
(323) 709-0141The West Coast Builders
153 Japanese Village Plaza Mall, Los Angeles, CA 90012