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22314Alexandria's historic riverfront, where brick rowhouses sit close to the tidal Potomac. Old plumbing and King Street tidal flooding put water into ground floors and cellars, and our crews are built for exactly that loss.
Power CDC Restoration is seated at 6307 Everglades Dr in the West End of Alexandria, near I-395 and Little River Turnpike. From there our local crews cover Alexandria and the near Northern Virginia suburbs across Fairfax County, day or night, and reach most homes in 60 minutes or less. Here is where we work, and the water each area tends to see.
(571) 339-3020Name your town or ZIP when you call
Seated in Alexandria's West End at 6307 Everglades Dr, we respond across the city and Fairfax County, day or night.
Do not see your street? Call anyway. Anywhere in Alexandria or the near Northern Virginia suburbs, we confirm a time and roll a crew.
Our team works these communities, and knows the water each one tends to see.
Alexandria's historic riverfront, where brick rowhouses sit close to the tidal Potomac. Old plumbing and King Street tidal flooding put water into ground floors and cellars, and our crews are built for exactly that loss.
The Avenue and the bungalow blocks around it flood in a hard summer storm, and the older homes here run aging supply lines. We extract fast and dry the structure before mold sets in.
High-rise condos and garden apartments along I-395 see stacked-unit ceiling leaks and appliance line failures. We trace the water up through the building and dry every floor it touched.
Newer townhomes with finished basements ride on a single sump pump. When it quits in a storm the lower level floods, so we pump out, dry to a reading, and set a backup.
Low along Cameron Run, Huntington is one of the metro's known flash-flood pockets. When the creek surcharges we are on the way with pumps and extractors, day or night.
Older homes near Little Hunting Creek and the Potomac sit on crawl spaces that take groundwater and storm seepage. We dry the framing and set a proper vapor barrier.
Brick apartments and older homes on the Alexandria line see burst supply lines and storm roof leaks. Our crews cover them around the clock.
Split-levels with basements near Accotink Creek take on storm water and sump overflows. Call and a crew confirms a time before it rolls.
If you are anywhere in Alexandria or the near Northern Virginia suburbs, we confirm a time and roll a crew, 60 minutes or less out, day or night.
(571) 339-3020A local crew picks up, any hour