Appliance Leak Water Damage in Hickory Creek
Washing machine hoses and ice-maker lines are common breaks in newer homes.
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Hickory Creek is one of the four Lake Cities on the south shore of Lewisville Lake, and its water-damage calls come from two places: newer slab homes with attic equipment and low lots near the water. Crews go out as fast as one can be freed. Call (833) 490-5225 and say whether the water came from a pipe, a storm or the lake.
Hickory Creek is a town of 4,718 people spread over 4.78 square miles along the south shore of Lewisville Lake, about 30 miles north of downtown Dallas. It incorporated in 1963 with just 219 residents, so the town's whole story is growth. Lake Dallas, Shady Shores and Corinth make up the other three Lake Cities, and Hickory Creek shares ZIP 75065 with Lake Dallas.
The population more than doubled between 2010 and 2020, which suggests that a large share of the houses are 2000s and 2010s construction. That would mean slab foundations, two stories in many cases, and plumbing and roofs still in their first life. Newer does not mean leak-proof, only that the failures are different from those in an older lakeside house.
The crew works the same way here as anywhere on the lake: stop the water, extract, measure and dry. Moisture readings and photographs go to you for your insurance claim.
Rare hard freezes like the one in February 2021, spring hail, the wet weeks of May that raise Lewisville Lake, and long humid summers that keep attic air conditioners dripping decide which water problems are most likely in Lewisville from week to week.
A town that went from 219 people to 4,718 in about sixty years has few old houses and a lot of recent ones, and the calls follow. Expect failures at the points builders connect in a hurry: a washing machine hose, an ice-maker line, a toilet supply, a water heater pan, an irrigation valve. Most of these release clean Category 1 water, and the sooner it is extracted, the less it has a chance to degrade.
Because many Hickory Creek houses are slabs, water that escapes at a wall base runs across the floor into carpet pad and under baseboards. The crew pulls wet pad and checks the lower wall with a meter. Our appliance leak water damage page covers the supply-hose and ice-maker cases in detail.
The crew also looks for water behind cabinets and in the cavity above a ceiling, since a hose that fails while the house is empty can run for hours. Photos of the wet area before anything is moved give your insurer a clear record of where the water started.
The lowest ground sits next to the shoreline, and that is the exposure to think about. Lewisville Lake's normal pool is 522 ft, its spillway top is 532 ft, and the pool of record, set on May 31, 2015, was 537.02 ft. We found no source saying homes in Hickory Creek flooded then, and the page will not claim it.
What you can say is that a lake a full fifteen feet above normal pool is a lake that reaches lots a normal summer never touches. Ask your insurer whether your policy excludes flood, because lake water is not the same event as a burst pipe. If lake water or storm runoff does reach a house, flood damage cleanup explains how it is classed and dried.
If you live on the lake side of town, keep irreplaceable items off the floor of a garage or ground-floor room during a wet spring. A written list of what is stored where also speeds up an insurance claim, whichever way the water arrives.
Hickory Creek is its own incorporated town, so plumbing and electrical permits for a repair go through the town, not through Lewisville. The 2021 fee waiver was Lewisville's own decision and did not reach Hickory Creek residents. Call the town hall to learn what your repair needs.
We ask for the address first because a Hickory Creek street and a Lake Dallas street can share a ZIP and a lake view while sitting in different towns.
Hickory Creek is 8 km from Lewisville, where the fire department and city crews answered 973 calls for broken water pipes between Sunday, February 14 and Sunday, February 21, 2021. Our sources give no count for Hickory Creek itself, so we will not guess one. What the Lewisville figure shows is how quickly pipe failures stack up once a hard freeze thaws, and a small town's few crews would face the same pile-up.
Newer houses are not immune. Lines in an attic, a garage wall or an outdoor spigot freeze first, and a pipe often leaks only after the thaw. Our frozen pipe water damage page explains the order of work once the water is off. Keep a shut-off valve location written on the inside of a cabinet door where anyone in the house can find it.
Washing machine hoses and ice-maker lines are common breaks in newer homes.
Low lots near the south shore are the town's lake-level exposure.
Two-story slab homes often carry the tank in the attic.
Water spreading across a slab soaks pad, baseboards and flooring edges.
Freeze nights hit exposed lines in garages and exterior walls.
Call any hour and explain what is going on. You get a clear price before any work starts.
Hickory Creek ZIP codes we cover: 75065. Type yours to confirm, or just call.
Yes. Hickory Creek, Lake Dallas, Shady Shores and Corinth are the four towns usually grouped as the Lake Cities around Lewisville Lake. Hickory Creek sits on the south shore and shares ZIP 75065 with Lake Dallas.
No source we found says so. Reports on the May 31, 2015 pool of record describe street flooding below the dam and say water did not enter structures, with no town-by-town list. Treat the lake as a general risk, and ask your insurer about flood coverage.
Dock and boat-house damage from storm or lake water is a structural question for the owner and a marine or building contractor. The crew handles the living space: extracting water from floors and walls and drying them.
The crew records moisture readings, takes photographs and keeps a list of removed materials, then hands them to you. Your insurer decides what the policy pays. Take your own photos before anything is moved.
Common guidance, including from the EPA, is to dry water-damaged areas and items within 24 to 48 hours. That is why the crew starts with extraction and airflow rather than waiting for a full repair plan. If growth has already begun, Texas separates the roles: a licensed assessor and a different licensed remediator.