Water Damage Restoration in Revere, MA

Revere Beach was the first public beach in the United States, and the city has grown up close to the water on both its ocean side and its marsh side.

Revere Beach and Point of Pines

Homes and buildings along Revere Beach Boulevard face the open Atlantic. Point of Pines and Riverside sit at the mouth of the Saugus River, just across the bridge from Lynn. When a nor'easter peaks at high tide, these areas can take on water from the ocean side and the river side at once. See storm and flood damage restoration.

Low ground near the marshes

Oak Island and neighborhoods near the Rumney Marsh sit only slightly above the marsh. Heavy rain and high tides raise groundwater and slow drainage, pushing water into basements.

Sewer backups in heavy rain

When intense rain overloads the drains in low parts of the city, water can come back up through basement floor drains. That water is contaminated and needs sewage backup cleanup.

Dense multi-family housing

Much of Revere is two- and three-family houses and apartment buildings. A leak from a washer, tub or water heater upstairs spreads through ceilings into the units below, so fast shut-off and drying in every affected unit matter.