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Commercial water damage
Commercial water damage restoration extracts water, dries the building and documents the loss while keeping the business running where possible. Common causes are fire sprinkler leaks, roof leaks, restroom overflows and failed water heaters or HVAC condensate lines.
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Offices, stores, restaurants, medical suites, HOA buildings and short-term rentals all face the same water sources as homes, plus fire sprinkler systems and larger roofs. Downtime costs money, so drying plans often work around hours, and equipment is set to keep areas usable.
Property managers and HOAs need documentation for owners, tenants and insurers: moisture maps, logs and itemized estimates. Multi-unit buildings add the question of which unit the water came from.
Commercial at a glance
- Common causes
- Sprinkler leaks, roof leaks, restroom overflows, water heaters, HVAC
- Priorities
- Safety, business continuity, documentation
- Multi-unit
- Source tracing between units and common areas
- Scheduling
- After-hours drying and phased work
- Records
- Moisture logs and estimates for owners and insurers
Signs you need help
- Water from sprinkler heads or lines
- Ceiling tiles stained or falling
- Restroom or kitchen overflows
- Wet carpet tiles in offices
- Water moving between units in a condo or apartment building
Water still spreading? Every hour counts — call now.Phones answered 24/7. Free call, connected to a local restoration company.
(833) 893-1539What the restoration company does
- 1
Make safe
The water source and electrical hazards are controlled; areas are closed off as needed.
- 2
Extract and protect
Water is removed and inventory, equipment and records are protected.
- 3
Dry on a plan
Drying is phased around business hours where possible, with daily readings.
- 4
Document and rebuild
Records go to owners and insurers; licensed contractors complete the rebuild.
What affects the cost
Every loss is different, so there's no honest flat price. These are the factors that move the estimate:
- Square footage and number of floors
- Ceiling tile, carpet tile and drywall removal
- After-hours work
- Inventory and equipment protection
- Rebuild and tenant improvements
Safe to do yourself
- Shut off the water or the sprinkler zone (follow fire code; call the fire alarm company)
- Move inventory and electronics off the floor
- Photograph everything
- Notify the property owner, tenants and insurer
Stop and call if
- Water reached electrical rooms or panels
- Sewage is involved
- Ceiling tiles are sagging
Not sure what you're dealing with? Call — it's free.Phones answered 24/7. Free call, connected to a local restoration company.
(833) 893-1539Commercial questions
Can we stay open during drying?
What if the water came from another unit?
Who shuts off a fire sprinkler?
Does commercial property insurance cover water damage?
Can wet carpet tiles be saved?
Do you handle HOAs and property managers?
Where this service is available
Across our 417 Arizona ZIP codes. Popular areas:
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Water where it shouldn't be?
Shut off the water, then call. Phones answered 24/7. Local restoration pros are ready to help.