Water Damage Service Areas in Beverly, MA
Crews cover every neighborhood in ZIP 01915 and the nearby North Shore towns, day and night.
Find us on GoogleEvery neighborhood the restoration team covers
From the downtown blocks to the Gold Coast estates, these are the areas served.
One toll-free number for the whole city
Give the cross street, say which floor is wet and where the water started. That decides what goes on the truck.
- Beverly, MA · Essex County
- (888) 629-3140
- Nights, weekends and holidays included
Downtown and the harbor
- Downtown
- Goat Hill
- Cabot Street
- Rantoul Street
- Beverly Cove
Middle of the city
- Montserrat
- Centerville
- Ryal Side
- Brimbal Avenue
North side and the Gold Coast
- North Beverly
- Beverly Farms
- Prides Crossing
- Hale Street
Nearby towns
- Danvers
- Salem
- Peabody
- Wenham
- Hamilton
- Manchester-by-the-Sea
- Marblehead
- Lynn
ZIP code covered
How water damage differs from one part of the city to the next
Same ZIP, very different houses. These notes shape what the restoration team checks first.
Downtown, Goat Hill and the Cabot Street corridor
Nineteenth century houses, two-families and apartments over shops line Cabot and Rantoul Streets. A supply leak in one unit often shows up in the ceiling of the unit below, so the restoration team checks above and below before setting equipment.
Beverly Cove and the harbor side
Older homes close to the harbor and Dane Street Beach take wind-driven rain off the water during nor'easters, and their stone foundations stay damp for weeks after a long storm.
Montserrat and Centerville
Capes, colonials and ranches with full basements, sump pits and gas or oil boilers. A sump that quits during a storm outage and a boiler relief valve that lets go are common trouble spots here.
Ryal Side and the Bass River side
Streets near the Bass River and the Danvers River sit close to the water table, so basements take on groundwater during long rains and spring snowmelt.
North Beverly
Post-war neighborhoods with finished basements, where washer hoses, water heaters and failed sump floats send water across carpet and drywall that was never meant to get wet.
Beverly Farms and Prides Crossing
Large shingle-style houses along Hale Street carry long attics, many roof valleys and big hot-water heating systems, so an ice dam or a radiator leak can run for days in a closed-off wing before anyone sees it.
Nearby towns with their own pages
Local pages for the closest North Shore towns, each with its own services and coverage notes.
Anywhere in the city, one number.
Share the cross street and which level is wet, and the crew plans the rest before it arrives.