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Water Damage Restoration and Mold Remediation in Boerne

Boerne averages 39.7 nights a year at or below freezing, the kind of Hill Country cold that can split a pipe. When one gives way, call us 24/7 for extraction, drying and moisture checks.

Services shaped by Boerne's weather

Cold nights put water damage restoration in Boerne first, with mold remediation and burst pipe cleanup close behind.

Hill Country cold, measured

The numbers come from NOAA's 1991-2020 climate normals. They put the Boerne station's average December-to-February low at 38.4°F, against 42.8°F at the airport in San Antonio, 30 miles southeast. Averages hide the cold snaps, though. Any night below freezing can freeze an exposed pipe.

Our advice: wrap exposed pipes before the first hard freeze, because a pipe that never splits beats the best cleanup. If one splits anyway, close the main valve and call us any hour. Fixing the pipe is a plumber's work. Our burst pipe cleanup handles what the water reached, and water damage restoration after a freeze follows one order: extraction, structural drying, then moisture readings to show when it's done.

Cibolo Creek's record crest

Cold is only half of Boerne's water story. On July 15, 2026, Boerne took 9 to 10 inches of rain, 3.5 of them in one hour, and Cibolo Creek rose to a record 22.63 feet at the Cibolo Nature Center gauge, the Boerne Star reported. Police logged 109 calls, 36 of them rescue calls. A week later, Boerne City Lake was still closed after peaking at 60 feet, 18 feet over its 42-foot full mark, the paper noted on July 22.

Ordinary years bring water too, with average yearly precipitation of 37.52 inches by NOAA's normals, and damp walls are where mold takes hold. Mold remediation after wet weather handles that part. Beyond town, we also serve Canyon Lake to the east; the Kendall County hub covers the wider county.

Frequently Asked Questions

Boerne gets more freezing nights. By NOAA's 1991-2020 normals, the Boerne station averages 39.7 nights a year at or below 32°F, nearly three times the 14.0 at San Antonio International Airport. More freezing nights means more chances for a pipe in an outside wall or attic to freeze.

Sooner than most people expect. Wet drywall and insulation invite mold, so start drying the moment the water stops. Our burst pipe cleanup page lays out the EPA's drying window.

Other communities we serve

Boerne stands alone on our Kendall County list, so the neighbors below all sit past the county line.

Pipe gave way on a cold Boerne night?

Call any hour or request service online. Extraction comes first, then drying until the moisture readings clear.

Call 24/7 (210) 726-4411 Request service in Boerne