Water Damage, Mold and Restoration Companies in the Klamath Falls Area

What Makes Klamath Falls Different

Klamath Falls sits on the high desert beside Upper Klamath Lake, and winters are cold and snowy. Frozen pipes are the most common water loss here. Pipes in exterior walls, crawlspaces and garages freeze and split, and the leak usually shows up only when things thaw. Keep the heat on and open cabinet doors under sinks during cold snaps.

Parts of the city sit over hot water underground, and some homes and buildings use it for heat. A leak in a hot water heating line can soak a floor or a crawlspace and feed mold fast, so have old lines checked when you buy an older home.

Summers are dry, and wildfire smoke often settles over the basin. Smoke leaves residue and odor in walls, ducts and fabrics that normal cleaning does not remove. In 1993, earthquakes shook Klamath Falls and damaged buildings, so strap your water heater and know where the gas and water shutoffs are.