Water Damage Restoration Led by Jack Sullivan

Jack Sullivan runs Chicago Water Damage Restoration from the shop at 720 N Larch Ave in Elmhurst, sending crews into Cook County neighborhoods every week. The work focuses on older brick two-flats and frame houses in places like Wicker Park, Logan Square, and Hyde Park where aging galvanized lines and flat roofs meet Chicago's humid continental swings from subzero winters to humid summer storms.

Jobs often start with calls from Lincoln Park and Lakeview after freeze-thaw cycles split supply lines or from South Loop and Pilsen basements that take on water when heavy rain meets poor grading near the river. Sullivan keeps the schedule tight with shop hours Monday through Friday 8am to 6pm and Saturday 9am to 2pm so homeowners in Rogers Park or Andersonville can reach a decision maker directly instead of a call center.

The company stays owner-operated, sending the same crews back to the same blocks in Uptown, Bridgeport, and West Loop so they learn which buildings have clay tiles, which have slab leaks, and how quickly water moves through the local soil after a downpour.

I started Chicago Water Damage Restoration after a burst pipe flooded my place in Logan Square during a cold winter snap, and I saw how the same issues hit older housing stock across Cook County. Working from our base at 720 N Larch Ave in Elmhurst, I focus on water damage restoration and water damage repair in Lincoln Park, Wicker Park, Lakeview, Hyde Park, the West Loop, and nearby Evanston and Oak Park. The humid continental climate brings frozen pipes in winter and heavy summer humidity that worsens leaks near the Chicago Riverwalk and Grant Park, so we tailor drying and extraction to those realities. Hours are Monday through Friday 8am to 6pm and Saturday 9am to 2pm.