- Serving Ventura County, CA
- 24/7 Emergency Services
- IICRC: 70194273
SOS Restoration of Ventura County works Santa Paula, the citrus town on the river. We pull the water and rebuild what it ruined, in English or Spanish. Reading the meters is free, at any hour: (805) 427-9039.
We Are Southern California’s Premier Home Restoration Company
This city drinks entirely from underneath itself, and that shows up in the water damage.
Us, at (805) 427-9039, in whichever language the house speaks.
Five city wells draw on the Santa Paula Basin, and three of the five treatment points are arsenic filters. Those metals stain what they wet, so a split water heater does not put a clean spill across the slab.
Nobody answers that from the curb, and here the odds are worse than countywide.
Seven and a half in ten Santa Paula homes predate 1980: 73.9 percent against 56.3. The median build year is 1970, against 1977 for the county. So the ceiling gets a sample before a scraper touches it.
Maybe not, and maybe for the first time.
FEMA’s Letter of Map Revision 23-09-1150P redrew panels 0777F, 0779F and 0781F along Santa Paula Creek in 2025. That followed the Santa Clara River revision of 2024. For two decades the creek corridor carried Zone A99, high risk credited to a federal project.
Cosmetic repairs, and drywall sits right on the edge of that line.
Santa Paula publishes no square-footage threshold for board, so it depends on what else got opened. The ten-square-yard figure on contractor forums appears in no code in this county. The only printed turnaround sits in a manual dated 2006.
All six, and the well water makes the first one messier.
Ask before anyone cuts, because the permit may not be the city’s to issue.
California Health and Safety Code section 18300 puts mobilehome parks under state jurisdiction and overrides local ordinance. A city picks up enforcement only after thirty days’ written notice to the state and its approval.
Emergency work is yours to start; opening walls is the owner’s to authorize.
That call comes from Santa Paula more than most of the county. Renters are 46.3 percent of occupied homes here, against 35.8. A tenant can get emergency work started, since stopping the spread will not wait.
Not an ozone machine and an afternoon.
Smoke odor lives inside materials, and it leaves when they leave or get sealed. This town has history with it.
CAL FIRE puts the Thomas Fire’s start at Highway 150 and 126 in 2017. It ran to 281,893 acres and burned thirty-nine days. That is fire and smoke work.
A blockage out at the main is the city’s line, not yours.
Call the city first: they clear their own side for nothing. We come in once it has already risen through the fixture and soaked what sits around it.
Nobody hands you a gutted house and drives off.
The crew that cut the wet framing out puts it back, then board, paint, cabinets and floor. That rebuild is one written total, settled before demolition. California makes a home improvement contract carry its full dollar figure. Ask the dispatcher the rest.
A river town in the citrus belt, with the Santa Clara on one side and the hills on the other. The water history here is older than most of the county.
The phone number carries the whole message. What you add only tells us which truck to load and how far it drives.
Santa Paula well water stains fast, so the sooner the wet material comes out the less it costs.