- Serving Santa Ana, CA
- 24/7 Emergency Services
- IICRC: 70194273
SOS Restoration Santa Ana covers Huntington Beach, from downtown to the mesa. We haul the water out, then rebuild. Bilingual crews, look free. Seven in ten homes here predate 1980, and the salt air works on all of them. Call (949) 522-4470.
We Are Southern California’s Premier Home Restoration Company
The surf city is older than it looks, and you feel it in the pipe.
Because one decade, the 1960s, built most of the city.
31,544 Huntington Beach homes went up in the 1960s, more than any decade before or since, and 59,408 predate 1980. Pipe that old fails on its own, salt air or not.
We handle it, and here it is a common call.
The city still counts 2,926 mobile homes, which behave nothing like a slab tract when water gets in. The floor sits on steel beams above a wrapped underside that hides water, so we open and meter it.
Depends on the wall, and small buildings blur the line.
Huntington Beach is full of three- and four-unit buildings, 10,528 units in all. A leak in a shared wall can be the owner’s or a tenant’s. We log it in each unit so the claim is clean.
All six, and salt air runs through most.
Salt air near the water keeps humidity high in the framing.
Close to the sand the sea air stays in the framing. A wall then dries slowly and can test damp with nothing actively leaking. We meter to separate coastal damp from a real break.
When a damp patch reads dry underneath.
Salt air makes a wall feel damp here with nothing behind it. The meter settles that in a minute, and a wall reading dry is not worth a crew.
Any hour, a crew leaves as soon as the address is written down.
Huntington Beach sits inside the ground we cover daily, so the drive is short. Coming out to look and read the meters costs nothing.
We do, the same crew, under both licenses.
One crew holds both: CSLB #1131134 to rebuild, IICRC #70194273 to dry. The same card reaches Irvine and Newport Beach. Tell the dispatcher what your block needs.
Huntington Beach marks the western end of our map. Newport is the next town down the coast, and everything else on this list is inland.
A phone number is all we actually need. Anything else you tell us only decides which crew and which gear leave the shop.
Salt air and old pipe put water in a wall fast, so get a reading early.