Water Damage Restoration in Tejon Ranch, CA

Tejon Ranch is the largest piece of private land in California, some 270,000 acres running from the valley floor over the Tehachapis toward the Antelope Valley, with its headquarters at Lebec. The homes on and around it are ranch houses, employee housing, and the older places along Lebec Road and Digier Road at the base of the Grapevine, plus the scattered lots that sit on the ranch's edge below Frazier Park. In 2008 the company set aside 240,000 acres under a conservation agreement, so the ground around most of these homes will stay open.

It is dry country most of the year and cold in winter, with a canyon wind that finds every gap in a roof.

This site connects homeowners on and around Tejon Ranch with an independent local water damage provider by phone. The provider looks at the house and sets the scope.

Tejon Ranch water damage, at the base of the pass

A ranch house on a slab that lost a water heater or a washer hose is a water extraction job first, then drying. An older place on a raised floor that had a line freeze in a hard winter sends the thaw into the space underneath, which is crawl space water extraction. A well or a long yard line that leaks between the pump and the house shows up as a pump that runs all night, and leak detection finds it before anyone digs.

Where to call around Tejon Ranch

The Tejon Ranch Conservancy manages the conserved land under the 2008 agreement and is the group to ask about access and conditions on the ranch roads. Rebuild permits for this unincorporated stretch of Kern County go through the county's Building Inspection division, which keeps an office in Frazier Park.

Call (661) 605-4547 to be connected with a local water damage provider serving the Tejon Ranch area.