Water damage restoration in Arizona
Arroyo Restoration connects homeowners across the Phoenix metro in Maricopa County and northern Pinal County with independent water damage, mold and fire restoration companies. The Valley's mix of slab foundations, attic air handlers, hard water and summer monsoon storms creates a pattern of water losses that's different from wetter parts of the country.
What shapes water damage here
- Housing: most Valley homes are single-story or two-story on concrete slabs, from 1950s block ranches in central Phoenix to 2000s and newer tract homes in the East and West Valley. Supply lines under or in the slab mean slab leaks are a regular call.
- Water: Valley tap water is hard, which wears on water heaters, supply lines, valves and appliance hoses. Many homes run water softeners, which bring their own leak points.
- Weather: the monsoon season runs June 15 to September 30. Storms bring intense rain, microbursts and dust storms that clog roof drains and scuppers. Hard freezes are rare but do split exposed outdoor pipes and backflow devices.
- Permits and contractors: building permits are issued by each city, or by Maricopa or Pinal County in unincorporated areas. Arizona licenses contractors through the Registrar of Contractors (ROC); you can look up a license on the ROC website before work starts.
Water where it shouldn't be?
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