Water Damage and Contents Pack-Out in Guadalupe County

The federal disaster declaration for the July 2025 flooding, DR-4879, came on July 6, 2025. Its incident period runs from July 2 to July 18. FEMA's list of designated areas puts Guadalupe County down for Individual Assistance, and Bexar and Comal counties don't appear on it at all. FEMA describes its Individuals and Households Program as financial assistance and direct services for eligible individuals and households affected by a disaster. Who qualifies is FEMA's call, and we won't guess at it.

Big-water years aren't new here, either. Over July 2-6, 1942, Guadalupe County logged 12.90 inches of rain, and U.S. Geological Survey records list Seguin as the center of that event.

Household aid fits the way damage lands, one home at a time. And a home is more than walls and floors: it's the sofa, the closets, the boxes of papers and photos, every one of them sitting between the floor and the drying equipment.

That's what contents pack-out and storage is for. We pack the affected rooms with care, log each item on an inventory, move everything out, keep it in storage while the work runs, and bring it all back when the house is ready. We think the inventory is the most underrated part. It's your record of what left and what came home.

Our water damage cleanup handles the clean-water losses that start inside a house: a cracked toilet supply line, a leaking water heater, a washing machine that overflows. Extraction comes first, because every gallon left on the floor is a gallon the walls and subfloor can soak up. Then comes drying the framing, subfloor and walls, with moisture readings along the way. We'd rather run the equipment longer than close up a wall that's still wet, because a wall that feels dry on the surface can still be holding water near the floor.

We help document the damage and work with your insurance carrier throughout the restoration process. You keep the claim and the deductible. We don't interpret policies or act as an adjuster.

Census Bureau estimates put Guadalupe County at 201,111 residents as of July 1, 2025, a 16.4% gain since 2020. The county line runs through New Braunfels, partly in Guadalupe County, too, with 27,476 of that city's residents on this side. In the 2020-2024 American Community Survey, single-family detached houses account for 77.4% of the county's 69,700 housing units and mobile homes for 12.7%, the highest mobile-home share of any county on this site.

For local detail, see Seguin water damage restoration, water extraction in Schertz and Cibolo mold remediation. Our San Antonio base covers the county, and the neighbors have pages too: Bexar County next door and the Comal County hub. Every place we cover is on the list of all service areas.