Haltom City is surrounded by Fort Worth on most sides, so a big share of our calls come from the north and east sides of the city. Riverside, Oakhurst, Diamond Hill, Meadowbrook. If you're inside Loop 820 on the northeast side, or just outside it, we're close.
Northeast Fort Worth
Riverside sits east of I-35W and north of the Airport Freeway, right against our side of town. Oakhurst, United Riverside, Springdale, Bonnie Brae and Northbrook are all in that same pocket. We take a lot of calls here for supply line and water heater leaks and for ceilings that started dripping after a storm.
North Side
Diamond Hill, Northside and the Stockyards area sit west of us along Northeast 28th Street and Belknap. Meacham Airport is up by Loop 820 and Business 287. All of it is Tarrant County, and the National Weather Service office in Fort Worth is the one that issues the storm warnings that keep us busy in the spring. Those streets run straight into Haltom City, so the drive is short.
East Fort Worth
South of the Airport Freeway we cover Meadowbrook, Eastern Hills, Woodhaven, Sagamore Hill, White Lake Hills, Eastwood, Ederville, River Trails and out to Handley. When the rain comes hard out here, the water finds the garage or the back door. That's flood cleanup, and it's a call we take often after a spring storm.
Houses and Commercial
Fort Worth calls are a mix. Single-family homes in Riverside and Meadowbrook, duplexes and apartments closer to 28th Street, and small commercial spaces along Belknap and Beach Street. A wet break room or a flooded storefront gets the same equipment and the same crew as a living room.
If your Fort Worth address is farther out than the neighborhoods listed here, call anyway. We'll tell you on the phone if we can get to you.
