Water Damage Restoration in Cimarron Hills, TX

Cimarron Hills is the gated golf community on the west side of Georgetown off Highway 29, built around a Jack Nicklaus Signature course that opened on the first day of 2003 along the South Fork of the San Gabriel. The homes are custom single- and two-story stone houses on slabs, many with outdoor kitchens, pool equipment, and irrigation systems that add supply lines outside the house. Limestone under the lots drains well; the slabs on top of it do not. The houses are large enough that a leak in a guest wing can run for days while the owners are at the other end of the house, and many of them have wide-plank wood floors that show the first sign of a slab leak as a single lifted board.

The course and the lowest homesites follow the South Fork, and the river rose about 30 feet through this stretch on July 5, 2025.

This site connects Cimarron Hills homeowners with an independent local water damage provider by phone. The provider walks every wet room before the scope goes on paper.

Cimarron Hills water damage in a custom house

A supply line to an outdoor kitchen or pool bath that froze and split in February 2021 is frozen pipe cleanup, and the water usually ran into the house wall. A wide-plank wood floor that cupped over a slab leak gets hardwood floor drying before anyone discusses replacement. Standing water from any source starts with water extraction.

The gate, the club, and the county line

Cimarron Hills is in Georgetown's jurisdiction for rebuild permits, and the gate means the crew needs entry details when you call. The Cimarron Hills Golf and Country Club is the community's center, and the course's river holes are the first ground to flood.

Call (512) 399-1654 and say what got wet. We put you through to a local water damage provider serving Cimarron Hills.