Water Damage Restoration in Wedgewood, MN

Wedgewood is the golf-course neighborhood of Woodbury, a set of subdivisions from the 1990s and early 2000s that wrap around the fairways of Prestwick Golf Club, with Wedgewood Valley, Wedgewood Heights, and Wedgewood Park each on its own side of the course. The houses are larger than the Woodbury average and the lots are bigger, and many of them are lookouts or walkouts that drop toward a fairway or a pond on the course.

A golf course is a drainage system with grass on it. The ponds along the holes are where the neighborhood's stormwater goes, and the lower levels on the lots beside them sit close to that water in a wet spring.

For a Wedgewood house, this site puts the call through to a single independent local water damage provider. The provider meters the walkout wall and the slab before deciding anything.

Wedgewood water damage on the fairway side of the house

A walkout family room that is damp along the back wall every April is a basement flooding cleanup call even without standing water, and the readings say whether the slab or the wall is the source. A hose bib line in the garage wall that froze during a cold snap is frozen pipe cleanup. A two-story with a warm attic and a long eave grows ice dams, and the wet bedroom wall under them is ice dam and roof leak water damage.

Where Wedgewood's water goes when it leaves the yard

Prestwick Golf Club at Wedgewood on Wedgewood Drive is the reason the neighborhood exists and the reason it drains the way it does; the course ponds take the runoff from the streets around them and hold it. Rebuild permits go through Woodbury's inspections desk, and the sub-associations along the course review anything that changes the outside of the house.

Call (651) 461-4569 and tell us what you see. We put you through to a local water damage provider serving Wedgewood.