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Water damage restoration services

From the first hour of extraction to the last coat of paint. Pick what happened, and we'll get a local Arizona restoration pro that handles it.

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Emergency response

Standing water, flooding and anything still spreading.

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Emergency Water Extraction

Water extraction is the first step after a leak or flood: a restoration crew pumps and vacuums standing water out of floors, carpet and pad so drying can start.

Monsoon floodwater at a patio slider door

Flood & Monsoon Damage Cleanup

Flood cleanup removes storm water, mud and debris that entered from outside, then disinfects and dries the structure.

Drying & mitigation

Moisture mapping and drying walls, floors and cabinets.

Commercial dehumidifier and air movers drying a bedroom

Structural Drying & Dehumidification

Structural drying removes water that has soaked into the slab, drywall, framing and cabinets after the standing water is gone.

Cupped hardwood flooring with a floor drying mat

Wood & Laminate Floor Water Damage

Hardwood and engineered wood floors can often be saved if specialized floor drying starts within a day or two; laminate and many vinyl plank floors trap water on the slab and usually have to be lifted.

Wet carpet pulled back to show soaked pad and tack strip

Wet Carpet & Pad Drying

Carpet soaked with clean water can often be extracted, dried and saved if work starts within about a day; the foam pad underneath is usually replaced because it holds water and is inexpensive.

Leak sources

Slab leaks, burst pipes, roofs, coolers, AC and appliances.

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Slab Leak Water Damage

A slab leak is a break in a water line under or inside the concrete slab.

Split copper pipe with frost in a cabin crawlspace

Burst Pipe Water Damage

A burst pipe releases a lot of clean water fast.

Clogged scupper on a flat foam roof after rain

Roof Leak Water Damage

When a roof leaks, water soaks insulation and drywall before it drips, so the damage is usually bigger than the stain.

Water heater leaking from the base in a garage

Water Heater & Appliance Leak Damage

Water heaters, washing machine hoses, dishwashers and fridge ice-maker lines are some of the most common sources of indoor water damage.

Rooftop evaporative cooler with a rusted pan

Evaporative Cooler Leak Damage

A leaking evaporative cooler usually sends water through the roof penetration or ductwork into the ceiling below.

Attic air handler with an overflowing condensate pan

AC Condensate Leak Damage

Air conditioners pull water out of the air and drain it through a condensate line.

Contamination & health

Sewage, gray water and mold after a leak.

Containment and protective equipment set up for sewage cleanup

Sewage Backup Cleanup

Sewage is Category 3 (contaminated) water.

Mold spots on drywall behind a removed baseboard

Mold Remediation After Water Damage

Mold grows wherever materials stay wet, and it can start within 24 to 48 hours.

Repair & claims

Putting the house back together and documenting the loss.

Brown water stain spreading on a textured ceiling

Ceiling Water Damage

A wet ceiling means water is above it: a roof leak, an attic water line, an AC condensate overflow, a swamp cooler or a bathroom upstairs.

New cabinets and drywall being installed after water damage

Water Damage Repair & Rebuild

Rebuild puts the house back after drying: new drywall, baseboards, insulation, flooring, cabinets and paint.

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Water Damage Insurance Claim Help

Restoration companies can document a water loss the way insurers expect: photos, moisture maps, daily drying logs and itemized estimates.

Commercial

Offices, retail, HOAs and rentals.

Drying equipment in a retail store after a sprinkler leak

Commercial Water Damage

Commercial water damage restoration extracts water, dries the building and documents the loss while keeping the business running where possible.

Water where it shouldn't be?

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