Water damage restoration in Glendale, AZ

Homes and water damage in Glendale

Glendale runs from its historic downtown and Catlin Court bungalows, some over a century old, north through 1950s–1980s neighborhoods to Arrowhead Ranch and the newer homes of north Glendale. The Westgate area on the west side grew around the sports venues in the 2000s. Glendale's nine ZIPs in our list cover most of the city, plus Luke Air Force Base next door.

Central and south Glendale have older homes with copper or galvanized plumbing and evaporative coolers; north Glendale and Arrowhead Ranch are mostly 1980s–2000s stucco and tile homes, some built around lakes and golf courses. Two-story homes are common in the north.

The Arizona Canal cuts across north Glendale, and much of the city south of it is flat, with older subdivisions that drain toward streets rather than dedicated storm systems. Heavy monsoon cells over the West Valley can drop more rain than those streets can carry, which is when water reaches garages and sliders on the low side of a block.