Guadalupe County, TX
Water Damage Restoration and Water Extraction in Schertz
Schertz is one city spread across three counties: Census estimates put 37,479 of its 45,978 residents in Guadalupe County, 6,574 in Bexar County and 1,925 in Comal County. Water damage restoration in Schertz works the same on every side of those lines.
Schertz restoration, whichever county you're in
Water damage restoration leads, then water extraction, the first step after any leak.
A railroad store on the county line
The Handbook of Texas puts Schertz on the Bexar-Guadalupe county line and Farm Road 78, and says the city had reached into Comal County by 1990. The name comes from Sebastian Schertz, who ran a store there in 1875 when the railroad came through. The city incorporated in 1958 with 351 residents, a long way from the 45,978 that Census Bureau estimates count for 2025.
The housing is young and detached. In American Community Survey figures for 2020-2024, single-family detached homes make up 86.3% of Schertz's 16,573 housing units, and the median year built is 2002. On the Bexar County side of Schertz? Same service. The Comal corner falls under Comal County restoration coverage.
July 2026 on Cibolo Creek
On July 15, 2026, the City of Schertz issued a disaster declaration as Cibolo Creek rose. It ordered everyone out of the Pecan Grove RV Park and called voluntary evacuations for Lone Oak, Rio Vista, Buffalo Valley South and areas along southern FM 78 and FM 1518, CBS Austin reported. The city lifted the order on July 16.
Creek flooding makes the news. Our water extraction covers the indoor kind: a burst sink supply line, an overflowing tub, a ruptured water heater tank. Restoring water-damaged homes takes it from there, with drying and moisture checks until the structure reads dry. Also in the county: Cibolo next door and Seguin, the county seat.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. We serve all three parts of Schertz. The page sits under our Guadalupe County service hub because that's where most residents live, but the county on your tax bill doesn't change how we handle water damage restoration.
Close the fixture valve or the main shutoff if you can reach it safely, and keep clear of outlets near the water. Photograph the damage, lift what you can off the floor, then call us at any hour. Carpet pad and drywall keep wicking water until extraction starts.
Other communities we serve
Cibolo and Seguin share the county with Schertz.
Standing water in your Schertz home?
Call 24/7. Guadalupe, Bexar or Comal side, it's the same number.