- Serving Long Beach, CA
- 24/7 Emergency Services
- IICRC: 70194273
SOS Restoration of Long Beach covers Paramount, from the river to Rosecrans. We extract the water, then rebuild. Spanish or English on site, the visit is free. Half the housing here predates 1970. Call (657) 660-4185.
We Are Southern California’s Premier Home Restoration Company
Paramount has more mobile homes than almost anywhere nearby, and they flood differently.
Us, and in Paramount that is a routine call.
One in nine Paramount homes is a mobile or manufactured unit, about seven times the county rate. The floor rides on a steel frame over a belly wrap, and that assembly hides water well.
Shallow ponding: water that stands, one to three feet.
FEMA maps parts of Paramount as Zone AH, where the hundred-year flood pools rather than runs. It stands in low spots instead of rushing through, which changes what soaks and how far.
Because the median home here dates to 1970.
A third of Paramount’s homes went up before 1960. Old supply lines and old drains fail on their own, and in a crowded house a small leak spreads fast.
From the city’s own system, not a private company.
Paramount runs a municipal utility with 7,564 connections for about 55,200 people. A supply-line break is the city’s water on your floor, and we dry it like any other water loss.
All six, and the mobile-home floor shapes several.
A mobile-home belly holds water out of sight.
Under a manufactured floor sits insulation and a wrap that traps moisture against the frame. It reads dry up top and stays wet below. We open and meter the belly, not just the floor.
We do, and the two licenses stay ours.
IICRC #70194273 for the drying, CSLB #1131134 for the rebuild, one crew throughout. Next over in Bellflower and Lakewood, the rate card is identical. Ask the dispatcher what your home needs.
When it stopped at the threshold and never crossed.
Water outside the envelope dries on its own. The bill starts when it found insulation, subfloor or a stud bay, which is where Paramount pipe usually puts it.
Paramount is the northern edge of the map for us: Bellflower on one side, Lakewood a few minutes south, Long Beach at the end of the drive.
The number is the part that matters. The rest just tells us which crew to send and how far up the road they are going.
A mobile-home floor hides water underneath, so read the belly early.