Water Damage Restoration Service Area in Upper Darby, PA

69th Street, Highland Park and Beverly Hills

ZIP 19082

The densest part of the township, close to the 69th Street Transportation Center and the Tower Theater. Brick rowhomes from the 1910s to the 1930s with basement floor drains, cast-iron stacks and flat roofs, so sewer backups and roof leaks lead the list.

Bywood, Stonehurst, Kirklyn and Cardington

ZIP 19082

Rowhomes and twins on the Cobbs Creek side, along the West Philadelphia line. Old clay laterals, shared party walls and low streets near the creek bring floor drain backups and storm water.

Drexel Hill, Aronimink and Drexel Park

ZIP 19026

Stone singles and twins on larger lots, many with hot-water boilers, cast-iron radiators, finished basements and sump pits. Radiator leaks, sump failures and frozen pipes in back additions come up most, and Naylors Run runs through here.

Garrettford, Primos and Westbrook Park

Postwar twins and singles toward Darby Creek and Clifton Heights. Basement seepage in long rains, water heater failures and washer hose leaks are the usual losses.

Nearby boroughs and townships

Darby, Collingdale, Lansdowne, Clifton Heights, Yeadon, Millbourne and Haverford share the same housing stock and the same creeks: old laterals, flat roofs and fast-rising water on Cobbs Creek and Darby Creek.

West Philadelphia edge

Across Cobbs Creek, the West Philadelphia blocks near the township line share the same rowhome plumbing, party walls and creek risk.