Glen Ellen and Kenwood are unincorporated Sonoma Valley communities. Both were hit hard by the 2017 Nuns Fire; the Press Democrat reported about 183 homes destroyed in Glen Ellen and 140 in Kenwood (Press Democrat), so many homes here are rebuilds.
Local water risks
- Hillside runoff. Slopes can shed water quickly in intense storms. Keep drainage paths clear and keep runoff away from crawlspace vents and garage doors.
- Rural plumbing. Long supply runs, pressure tanks and outbuildings mean leaks can go unnoticed.
- Permits. Repairs here go through Permit Sonoma, the County's permitting agency (Permit Sonoma).
Getting help
Access to rural properties can be slower in storms. Call early, and see storm damage restoration.
Water Damage Restoration services in Glen Ellen & Kenwood
- Water damage restoration
- Emergency water removal
- Flood cleanup
- Burst pipe water damage
- Sewage backup cleanup
- Storm damage restoration
Want a local pro to take a look?It's free for homeowners and there's no obligation.
Local resources for Glen Ellen & Kenwood
- Building permits: Permit Sonoma (unincorporated county)
- Emergency alerts: SoCoAlert (free County emergency notifications)
- Sandbags: Sonoma County sandbag locations, updated during weather events
- Contractor licenses: CSLB license check
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Frequently asked questions
Do you serve all of Glen Ellen & Kenwood?
Yes. We connect homeowners throughout Glen Ellen & Kenwood (ZIP 95442, 95452) with independent, licensed local providers. Calls are answered 24/7 at (628) 336-1777.
Who issues building permits in Glen Ellen & Kenwood?
Permit Sonoma (unincorporated county). Your contractor should know whether your job needs a permit and who pulls it.
Is there a charge for using your service?
No. Our service is free for homeowners, and you're never obligated to hire the provider we connect you with.