Water damage restoration in Page, AZ

Homes and water damage in Page

Page was founded in 1957 as a housing camp for workers building Glen Canyon Dam, and today it's the gateway to Lake Powell, Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon, next to the Navajo Nation. It sits around 4,300 feet on Manson Mesa: hot in summer, with regular winter freezes. Much of the housing dates from the dam-building era and the following decades, including many manufactured homes, alongside newer homes and vacation rentals. Page's ZIP, 86040, is in our coverage list.

Older homes from the 1950s–1970s have aging plumbing; manufactured homes are common; and vacation rentals see heavy use. Winter freezes split exposed pipes and hose bibs.

Page sits on a mesa above Lake Powell and the Glen Canyon Dam, with the Navajo Nation surrounding it on most sides. Tourism drives a large vacation-rental market, and those homes see heavy use and turnover. Hot summers mean AC and cooler leaks, while winter nights below freezing split exposed pipes and hose bibs, especially on manufactured homes with pipes underneath.