Storm season check
Creek & Storm Flood Risk Check for Fairfield, CA
Five quick questions about where the home sits and how it drains, scored for Fairfield's atmospheric-river storms.
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(888) 774-9605Storm water risk in Fairfield
Fairfield gets most of its rain from a few big winter storms. The hills above Cordelia and Suisun Valley shed water quickly into Ledgewood Creek, Laurel Creek, Suisun Creek and Green Valley Creek, which drain to Suisun Marsh. Homes on low ground near the creeks and the marsh, older raised-floor homes and lots that slope toward the house see water first.
- Check FEMA flood maps to see whether your lot sits in a mapped flood zone.
- Ready.gov lists what to do before, during and after a flood.
- If water does get in, storm water is Category 3: see storm and creek flood cleanup.
Emergency water damage restoration
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Fairfield, CA and Solano County