Why this call
What is going wrong in a San Dimas house?
Most of San Dimas is a single-story slab with the water heater in the garage and one wet wall. When that heater hose or the shower valve lets go, the water has a short trip into the bath and the bedroom that shares the wall. The older core near downtown is the exception, and it shows damage in finishes the tracts do not have. There is not a second story to blame unless you are actually in one of the later houses.
- Standing water in a garage around the heater.
- A bath and the next room wet from one short plumbing wall.
- An older downtown house marking plaster instead of a slab.
Say garage heater or wet-wall bath, and whether the house is a tract slab or one of the older places near downtown. The job is standing water inside, not a damp patio.
The houses
What gets wet in San Dimas?
San Dimas is mostly single-story slab houses from the postwar decades, with a small older core near the original downtown. Garage water heaters and single wet walls are the usual plumbing layout. A failed heater soaks the garage and then the room behind it.
The water
How does water usually get into a San Dimas house?
The canyons north of town feed stormwater toward the city in a hard rain. That is outside water. A burst supply on a bathroom wall is the indoor job. Say which you are looking at.
The map
Which parts of San Dimas does this page cover?
Downtown San Dimas and the residential grid south of the foothills. La Verne, Glendora, and Pomona are separate pages.
ZIP codes
Codes covered on this San Dimas page
- 91773
A shared ZIP can sit on a city line. Use the city the house is actually in, not only the number on the mail.