Nall Hills sits between Nall Avenue and Metcalf with a mix of 1960s ranch homes on the west side and post-1980 subdivisions to the east.
Older properties often still carry galvanized or early polybutylene supply lines that fail during pressure spikes after heavy rain, while newer homes have finished basements that sit below the Tomahawk Creek and Indian Creek floodplains.
Storm runoff from the slight grade along 95th and 103rd Streets funnels into low spots, overwhelming sump systems when the creeks back up.
Around Nall Hills
We regularly work near:
- 📍Nall Avenue
- 📍95th Street
- 📍Tomahawk Creek
- 📍Indian Creek Trail
- 📍Nall Hills Park
Water Damage Restoration in Nall Hills — Local Notes
- •West-side lots along Nall Avenue have shallow basements dug into clay that holds water against foundations after spring rains.
- •East-side subdivisions near Tomahawk Creek Parkway added French drains during the 1990s, yet many still rely on single-sump setups that can't keep up with rapid runoff.
- •Narrow driveways off 99th Street limit equipment access; crews stage from the street and hand-carry extractors to basement entries.
- •Humid continental summers accelerate mold growth in Nall Hills crawl spaces once water sits for more than 48 hours.