Water Damage Restoration Splendora TX | 24/7 Emergency Response | Elite Reconstruction

Splendora is unusual among the towns we serve in facing flood risk from two separate creeks at once. Caney Creek near Splendora crested at 26 feet during a 2024 storm event — surpassing the previous record high crest of 24.7 feet set back in 1949 — with major lowland flooding beginning at 21 feet, when Linda Lane starts taking on water, and continuing through FM 2090 flooding at 24 feet. Peach Creek has separately reached major flood stage in the same storm events, submerging the critical intersection of US 59 and FM 2090.

Because two different creek systems both threaten the area, Splendora properties can flood from either direction depending on which creek rises faster in a given storm — which is part of why local, fast-responding restoration support matters more here than in single-waterway towns.

• Emergency Water Extraction — 24/7 response for creek flooding, burst pipes, and storm damage
• Structural Drying & Dehumidification — commercial-grade equipment to prevent long-term structural and mold damage
• Mold Remediation — critical for homes that have taken on floodwater from either Peach Creek or Caney Creek
• Storm & Flood Damage Restoration — specialized response for both Peach Creek and Caney Creek flooding events
• Insurance Claim Assistance — thorough documentation and direct coordination with your adjuster

1. Shut off the water source if safely possible
2. Avoid FM 2090 and the US 59/FM 2090 intersection during flood events — both have been submerged and impassable during past storms
3. Photograph the damage for insurance purposes
4. Avoid contact with floodwater, which may carry bacteria or contaminants
5. Call Elite Reconstruction: 281-407-4859

Which creek poses more flood risk to my home — Peach Creek or Caney Creek? It depends on your property's location relative to each creek; both have reached major flood stage during the same storm events, so homes near either waterway face real risk. 

Has Splendora flooding gotten worse over time? Caney Creek's 2024 crest of 26 feet surpassed the previous record set in 1949, suggesting recent storm events have exceeded historic norms. 

Does homeowners insurance cover Peach Creek or Caney Creek flooding? Typically, standard homeowners insurance excludes flood damage — separate flood insurance is usually required. 

How fast can you respond to a water damage emergency in Splendora? Typically we are on-site in 1 hour. 24/7