Dallas County · City of Irving
Irving, TX Service Areas & ZIP Codes
Every ZIP code associated with Irving, what it actually is, and which area page covers it. Six of these have residents. The other six carry mail. We have listed all of them so you can find yours either way.
- 6 residential ZIPs · ~258,000 residents
- 5 researched area pages
Referral service — calls are connected to independent restoration providers. Availability, pricing and licensing are the provider's responsibility.
Area pages
Five researched areas covering all six residential ZIP codes
Each page is built on that area's actual data — population, tenure, income, land area, housing character and local geography — because water damage does not behave the same way in a Las Colinas high-rise as it does in a 1980s slab home in south Irving.
Full ZIP list
Every Irving ZIP code, and what it actually is
USPS classifies ZIP codes by type. Only Standard ZIPs have a resident population; PO Box codes exist to route mail. Here is the complete picture for Irving.
| ZIP | USPS type | Population | Area / coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 75038 | Standard | 32,928 | Las Colinas (west) / north-central Irving |
| 75039 | Standard | 24,569 | Las Colinas Urban Center, Lake Carolyn |
| 75060 | Standard | 47,955 | South Irving |
| 75061 | Standard | 55,828 | East Irving, Heritage District |
| 75062 | Standard | 50,466 | North Irving, Hospital District |
| 75063 | Standard | 46,598 | Valley Ranch, Hackberry Creek |
| 75014 | PO Box / mail routing | 0 | No resident population |
| 75015 | PO Box / mail routing | 0 | No resident population |
| 75016 | PO Box / mail routing | 0 | No resident population |
| 75017 | PO Box / mail routing | 0 | No resident population |
| 75326 | PO Box / mail routing | 0 | No resident population |
| 75368 | PO Box / mail routing | 0 | No resident population |
A lot of local-services websites publish a page for every ZIP code they can find, including the empty ones, because it looks like broader coverage. Those pages have nothing true to say — there is no neighbourhood, no housing stock and no local detail to write about. We have taken the opposite approach: five pages with real data, and an honest list of everything else. If your mail routes through one of the PO Box codes, give us your street address and we will identify your actual ZIP.
City context
What Irving looks like from a restoration standpoint
Irving sits in Dallas County with roughly 256,000 to 258,000 residents across about 102,500 housing units, and around 62% of occupied homes are rented. The city's peak construction decade was the 1980s — roughly 20,000 homes — followed by the 2000s and the 1990s, with just over a thousand homes dating from 1939 or earlier.
Three physical facts shape almost every water damage job in the city. The soil is Blackland Prairie clay, which swells and shrinks with moisture and moves the slab foundations nearly all Irving housing is built on. The climate is humid subtropical with around 35 inches of rain a year, a severe-weather and hail window from March through June, and May as the wettest month at close to five inches. And the city borders the Trinity River and its Elm Fork on the east, with three flood-control districts holding FEMA-certified levees and ongoing city investment in interior drainage — including $35.6 million approved by the Texas Water Development Board in July 2026 for North Delaware Creek.
Put together, that produces a predictable set of failures: slab leaks driven by soil movement, freeze bursts in a city not built for hard freezes, spring hail followed by rain entry, and stacked-unit leaks in the dense rental stock. Each has its own page — burst pipe water damage for the first two, storm and flood cleanup for the third, and ceiling water damage repair for the fourth. For the overall picture, start with water damage restoration in Irving, TX.
Not sure which Irving ZIP you are in?
Give us the street address and we will work it out and match a provider covering it.
FAQ
Coverage questions
Do you cover all of Irving?
Yes — all six ZIP codes where Irving residents actually live: 75038, 75039, 75060, 75061, 75062 and 75063. Together those six hold roughly 258,000 people, which is the whole city. Each has its own page with local detail rather than a swapped city name.
Why don't you have a page for 75015 or 75326?
Because nobody lives in them. 75014, 75015, 75016 and 75017 are PO Box ZIP codes with zero resident population, and 75326 and 75368 do not appear as Irving residential ZIPs in the USPS-derived sources we checked. Building a 'Water Damage Restoration in 75015' page would mean inventing a neighbourhood that does not exist. We list them here so the coverage is complete and honest, and if your mail goes to one of them, your property still sits inside one of the six residential ZIPs.
My mail goes to a PO Box ZIP. Are you still able to help?
Yes, without any difficulty. A mail-routing ZIP tells us where your post is sorted, not where your building is. Give us the street address when you call and we will identify which of the six residential ZIPs it falls in and match a provider accordingly.
Do you cover areas outside Irving?
This site is built for Irving specifically, and the local detail on every page reflects that — Irving housing stock, Irving soil, Irving's flood geography and Texas law. If you are in a neighbouring Dallas County city, call anyway and we will tell you honestly whether we can connect you with someone who covers your address rather than wasting your time.
Is commercial property covered as well as residential?
Yes. Irving has substantial commercial and multi-family property, particularly through Las Colinas and the Urban Center. Mention when you call that it is a commercial site, along with the building type and access arrangements — the equipment, scheduling and documentation requirements differ from residential work.
Still not sure what you are dealing with? Describe it on the phone and we will point you the right way — (469) 960-7264.
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Find out who covers your Irving address.
Give us your street address and what has happened. We will identify your ZIP and connect you with an independent restoration provider that covers it.
(469) 960-7264Referral service — calls are connected to independent restoration providers. Availability, pricing and licensing are the provider's responsibility.