The 24/7 emergency line serves Mission Hills, CA and five nearby San Fernando Valley places, each with its own page. Because the places differ in utilities, housing and flood exposure, each page speaks to its own local conditions. Call (818) 337-2642 if water is spreading anywhere in this area.
Mission Hills is a neighborhood of the City of Los Angeles in Los Angeles County. It borders Sylmar on the north, the City of San Fernando on the northeast, Pacoima on the east, Panorama City on the south and Granada Hills on the west. Every place below is one of those neighbors.
Five nearby places with their own pages
Sylmar, ZIP 91342
The northernmost neighborhood in the City of Los Angeles, where slope, older homes and earthquake history shape water problems.
San Fernando, ZIP 91340
A separate city with its own water system and its own Building and Safety office.
Granada Hills, ZIP 91344
A mid-century neighborhood at the foot of the Santa Susana Mountains with large tracts of 1950s and 1960s homes.
Pacoima, ZIP 91331
A northeast Valley neighborhood with the Pacoima Wash, storm exposure and housing from the 1950s and 1960s.
Panorama City, ZIP 91402
A planned postwar community with many apartments and rentals, where one leak often reaches several units.
Mission Hills, ZIP 91345
Home base is Mission Hills itself, with the primary ZIP 91345. The community is bounded roughly by Sepulveda Boulevard and the I-405 on the west, the I-5 on the north and east, and Lassen Street on the south. Its landmarks include Mission San Fernando Rey de España and the San Fernando Mission Cemetery.
Water service comes from the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, and permits for larger rebuilds go through the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety. The home page explains Mission Hills water damage restoration in full, and the services page lists what we do.
Nearby places covered by mention
A few neighbors do not have pages of their own but are served by the same line. North Hills, ZIP 91343, and Van Nuys, ZIPs 91401, 91405, 91406 and 91411, are covered on the Panorama City page. Northridge, ZIPs 91324, 91325 and 91330, is covered on the Granada Hills page.
Sun Valley, ZIP 91352, is covered on the Pacoima page. Lake View Terrace is mentioned on the Sylmar page. These ZIP codes are listed as nearby places, and a dispatcher confirms coverage for your exact address when you call.
How to use these pages
- Find your neighborhood or the nearest one in the list.
- Read the page for local conditions, such as utility, permits and housing age.
- Call the 24/7 line and give your cross streets.
- Ask the dispatcher to confirm coverage if your address sits near a boundary.
Boundaries in this part of the Valley are not always obvious. The City of San Fernando is an enclave surrounded by Los Angeles, so two houses on the same block can answer to different city offices. When you call, say your street address and let the dispatcher sort it out.
Water is spreading in one of these places?
The same 24/7 line serves every place listed above. Call and say which street you are on.
Safety checks before you touch anything
- If water is near outlets, appliances or a light fixture, stay out and shut off power at the panel only from a dry spot.
- Do not walk under a sagging or bulging ceiling.
- Leave the area if you smell sewage, gas or burning, and call 911 for gas or fire.
- Keep children and pets out of the wet room.
Service area questions
Is there a different number for each area?
No. One 24/7 emergency line serves every area on this page.
What if my address is not on the list?
Call and ask. The dispatcher can tell you whether a crew can reach you.
Do the nearby towns have the same services?
Yes. All six services apply across the area, and each local page explains conditions specific to that place.
Prefer to talk it through? The dispatcher at (818) 337-2642 answers around the clock.