Water damage restoration in Bellevue, NE

Bellevue sits just south of Omaha along the Missouri River, and Omaha-area crews work there every day.

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Water damage in Bellevue

Bellevue is one of the oldest towns in Nebraska, and it shows in the housing. Near the old downtown and along the bluffs, there are older homes with block foundations and original plumbing. Farther west and south, toward Highway 370, most homes are newer, with poured basements, sump pits and finished lower levels.

Offutt Air Force Base sits on the east side of town, on low ground near the Missouri River. In March 2019, a levee broke near the base and floodwater covered about half of its runway. Most of Bellevue's neighborhoods sit higher than that, but the same storms that push the river up also fill sump pits and overwhelm floor drains across town.

The usual Bellevue calls are a failed sump pump during a spring storm, a water heater that gave out in the basement, a supply line under a sink, and pipes that froze in an outside wall during a January cold snap. Crews cover the 68005, 68123 and 68147 ZIP codes.

Have this ready when you call

What is leaking or flooding, if you know: a pipe, the water heater, a sump pit, a floor drain, the washer, or rain coming in.
Whether the water looks clean, or smells like sewer.
Which rooms and floors got wet, and about how long ago it started.
Whether you were able to shut off the water, and whether any wet rooms still have power on.
Your neighborhood or nearest cross street in Omaha, so the call goes to a crew that works near you.

A couple of minutes on the phone is usually enough to get a local company headed your way.

Call (402) 555-0148

Free call. You do not have to hire anyone.

Also covering Omaha, Papillion, La Vista, Gretna.

Questions from Bellevue homeowners

Do Omaha companies come out to Bellevue?

Yes. Bellevue borders south Omaha, and the companies we connect callers with work across Douglas and Sarpy counties.

I rent a house near Offutt. Who should I call first?

Tell your landlord or property manager right away, then call to get water removal started. Take photos for both your landlord and your renters insurance.