Glen Ellen and Kenwood homes range from older cottages near the creeks to homes rebuilt after the 2017 Nuns Fire. Rural lots and creekside settings add their own moisture questions.
Valley mold risks
- Creekside homes that see high water in big storms.
- Crawlspaces under older homes and cottages.
- Rebuilt homes, where new construction is tight and bathroom and kitchen ventilation matters more. CDPH lists poor venting where water is used as a common moisture source (CDPH).
- Roof leaks from limbs and debris.
Unincorporated area
Glen Ellen and Kenwood are unincorporated, so building permits come from Permit Sonoma. Any remediation that includes construction above the legal threshold needs a CSLB-licensed contractor (CSLB).
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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.