Kennedale sits in southern Tarrant County with a mix of 1960s to 1990s single-family homes on concrete slabs along streets like New Hope Road and Kennedale Parkway. Hot humid summers and occasional heavy downpours send water toward Village Creek, pushing moisture under slabs and into older crawlspaces that many local properties still have.
Our crew based at 9800 Hillwood Pkwy heads south on 287 to reach Kennedale jobs the same day. We extract standing water, dry wall cavities, and treat affected flooring before mold sets in during the mild winters when humidity lingers. Every call gets an on-site assessment focused on the specific drainage patterns around McGee Park and nearby schools.
Around 49. Kennedale
We regularly work near:
- 📍Kennedale High School
- 📍James F. McGee Park
- 📍Kennedale Parkway
- 📍Village Creek
- 📍Kennedale Elementary School
Water Damage Repair in 49. Kennedale — Local Notes
- •Slab homes along Kennedale Parkway often see water migrate under the edge after rains because the lots slope toward Village Creek.
- •Older properties near James F. McGee Park have limited side-yard access, so we stage equipment in driveways and use smaller drying units.
- •Heavy summer storms can overwhelm the storm drains on Rendon Road, sending water into garages and laundry rooms on the north side of town.
- •We route trucks via US 287 to avoid school traffic at Kennedale High School during weekday response calls.