Apache & Navajo counties · 23 towns · 23 ZIP codes
Water damage help in Navajo Nation & Hopi
Northeastern Arizona includes much of the Navajo Nation — Window Rock, Fort Defiance, Chinle, Ganado, Kayenta, Many Farms and dozens of chapter communities — and the Hopi Reservation's villages on and below First, Second and Third Mesa. The distances are large, roads can be rough, and homes range from newer housing-authority homes to older family homes and traditional structures.
Phones answered 24/7. Response times depend on location.
Water damage causes are similar to the rest of northern Arizona: winter freezes, roof leaks in heavy storms and appliance failures. Hauled water, cisterns and wells are common in some areas.
Climate and water damage
High desert at roughly 5,000 to 7,000 feet, with cold winters and regular freezes, and summer monsoon storms that can cause flash flooding in washes.
Housing
A mix of site-built and manufactured homes, many on crawlspaces or piers rather than slabs; some homes use cisterns or hauled water. Pipes exposed to cold under homes are vulnerable in winter.
What causes water damage here
Frozen pipes under homes
Pipes in crawlspaces or under manufactured homes are exposed to cold air and freeze during cold snaps.
Monsoon washes
Summer storms can make washes run fast and flood low roads and homes near them.
Roof leaks in storms
Heavy rain and wind find weak spots in older roofs.
Water still spreading? Every hour counts — call now.Phones answered 24/7. Free call, connected to a local restoration company.
(833) 893-1539Every town and ZIP we cover
All 23 ZIP codes below are accepted by the request form.
- Blue Gap86520
- Chinle86503
- Dennehotso86535
- Fort Defiance86504
- Ganado86505
- Hotevilla86030
- Kayenta86033
- Keams Canyon86034
- Kykotsmovi Village86039
- Lukachukai86507
- Many Farms86538
- Nazlini86540
- Pinon86510
- Polacca86042
- Red Valley86544
- Rock Point86545
- Round Rock86547
- Second Mesa86043
- Shonto86054
- St. Michaels86511
- Teec Nos Pos86514
- Tsaile86556
- Window Rock86515
Availability
These ZIPs are in our coverage list, but restoration companies are based far away and travel times can be long. The call will tell you honestly whether a company can reach your location and when. Work on tribal lands may require permission from the homeowner and follows tribal requirements.
Permits and licensing
Building work on the Navajo Nation and Hopi Reservation follows tribal requirements; check with your chapter house, housing authority or the Hopi Tribe as appropriate. Verify any contractor's ROC license at roc.az.gov.
Questions about Navajo & Hopi
Can a restoration company reach my home?
My home is a housing-authority home. Who should I call?
How do I stop water if I don't have a main shutoff?
Water where it shouldn't be?
Shut off the water, then call. Phones answered 24/7. Local restoration pros are ready to help.