Burst pipe, monsoon flood, slab leak, or sewage backup — our local, IICRC-certified crew stops the damage fast and dries your home to the core. Free estimates, honest itemized pricing, and help with your insurance claim.
Standing in water right now? Call us. Otherwise, tell us what happened and we'll respond fast.
Prefer to talk now? Call (866) 688-0301
Water Damage Right Now?
What you do in the first hour decides how much of your home you save. Here's the order of operations — then call us and we'll take it from there.
Stop the source at the main valve before anything else — until the water is off, nothing else you do holds.
If water is near outlets or the panel and you can reach the breaker safely and dry, cut power to those rooms.
Photograph and video the damage before you clean — your insurer needs it, and memories don't count.
Get furniture, electronics, and valuables off the wet floor and onto a dry surface.
A mop won't reach the water in your subfloor and walls. Call and a local crew is on the way while you're still on the line.
What We Do
From the first emergency call to the final rebuild, we handle every part of a water loss. Explore our services below.
Truck-mounted and portable extraction that pulls standing water out fast — the first and most important hour of any water damage job.
Learn moreWe dry your home to the core — walls, slabs, subfloors and attics — with a calculated drying plan and daily moisture readings, not guesswork.
Learn moreContainment, HEPA filtration, safe removal and clearance verification — mold handled by the book, not with a bottle of bleach.
Learn moreMonsoon flash floods, storm runoff and rising water — pumped out, sanitized and dried by a crew that knows Tempe's storm season.
Learn moreCategory 3 black water handled safely — full extraction, disinfection and drying with proper containment and PPE.
Learn moreA live person answers at 2 a.m., a truck rolls in minutes, and we aim to reach your Tempe door within 60 minutes — pumps ready, no call-center runaround.
Learn moreFind the shut-off, stop the flood, dry the walls — 24/7 burst pipe response from a local crew that knows the Valley's aging plumbing.
Learn more40 to 50 gallons on your floor in minutes — fast extraction and drying when a Tempe water heater lets go, tank and cleanup handled.
Learn moreCategory 3 black water is a health emergency — keep everyone out, call now, and we contain, remove, and sanitize it 24/7.
Learn moreWhen a microburst puts storm water in your home, we pump out and dry fast — 24/7 monsoon emergency response across Tempe and the East Valley.
Learn moreMulti-unit and rental water emergencies handled fast — we coordinate with property managers, contain unit-to-unit damage, and document everything for owners.
Learn moreIn-slab copper fails at the end of its life across Tempe's slab-on-grade homes — we coordinate leak detection, then dry and restore the flooring above it.
Learn moreWashing machines, dishwashers, refrigerators and water heaters fail slowly and hide it — we find the water behind the cabinets and dry the subfloor before it rots.
Learn moreHad a leak that was never dried right? Mold can start in 24 to 48 hours, even here — we inspect, take moisture readings, and stop it before it spreads.
Learn morePriority water damage response for ASU-area property managers and landlords — fast turns, tenant-ready documentation, and coordination across multiple units.
Learn moreOffices, retail, and multifamily on and off Mill Avenue — commercial-grade extraction and drying that works around your operations, day or night.
Learn moreWhen a fire sprinkler discharges, it dumps water fast — we handle the extraction, drying, and contents care, 24/7. This is the water cleanup, not fire or smoke.
Learn moreWhy Tempe Homes Flood
Tempe has a water-damage fingerprint all its own. Knowing where the risk lives helps you catch trouble early — and tells us exactly where to look when we arrive.
From June 15 to September 30, microbursts drop inches of rain in an hour and drive water under tiles and through weak spots.
Monsoon flood responseSlab-on-grade block homes near ASU and the historic districts hide in-slab copper that fails and wicks moisture across a whole room.
Slab leak repairTempe's 16–21 grain hard water scales tanks until they let go — often in just 6–7 years — dumping 40+ gallons on a garage floor.
Water heater burst cleanupClogged attic-air-handler condensate lines drip inside walls and ceilings for weeks before anyone notices the stain.
Appliance & HVAC leak cleanupGalvanized, polybutylene, and worn supply hoses on washers and dishwashers fail year-round — usually at the worst time.
Burst pipe emergencyWhy Tempe Calls Us First
We built this business on fast response, honest pricing, and drying homes properly — not cutting corners during someone's worst week.
A real local team picks up 24/7 — not a national call center reading a script from another state.
Based on W Auto Dr by the I-10 Broadway Curve, we reach most of Tempe and the East Valley within the hour.
Trained to the water damage restoration industry standard, fully insured, and happy to show our credentials.
Extraction, drying, mold, sewage, and rebuild under one roof — no juggling four contractors mid-emergency.
You get a clear estimate before work starts, plus documentation and help with your insurance claim.
Moisture meters and daily readings prove your home is actually dry — not just dry on the surface.
Locally Owned & Operated
We live and work in the East Valley, and we know Tempe's homes: the slab-on-grade block construction, the aging copper and galvanized lines near ASU, the water heaters worn out early by our hard water, and the monsoon storms that flood streets in an hour.
When you call, you talk to people who will actually be on the job — carrying IICRC training, commercial drying equipment, and a commitment to leaving your home genuinely dry and safe. That's the standard we hold on every single call.
Straight Talk on Cost
Restoration is a range, not a single number. Here's what Tempe homeowners typically pay by water category — and what moves the price. We give you an itemized estimate before work begins, never a number pulled from the air.
| Water Category | Typical Source | Typical Tempe Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Category 1 — Clean water | Supply line, sink overflow, rainwater | $1,500 – $5,000 |
| Category 2 — Gray water | Washing machine, dishwasher, sump failure | $3,000 – $8,000 |
| Category 3 — Black water | Sewage, flood water, contaminants | Higher — quoted after inspection |
Typical ranges, not quotes. Final cost depends on affected square footage, materials, and how quickly work begins. Most homes reach dry standard in about 3–5 days. See our full Tempe cost breakdown.
Will Insurance Cover It?
One of the first questions every homeowner asks. Here's the honest picture on what a standard Arizona homeowners policy usually does — and doesn't — cover.
Sudden, accidental water damage — a burst pipe, a failed water heater, an appliance line that let go — is typically covered by a standard homeowners policy.
Gradual damage from a leak left for months is usually excluded, and surface flooding from a monsoon storm generally needs separate flood insurance.
Emergency mitigation is usually covered even while the full repair is negotiated. We photograph the loss, write an itemized scope your adjuster can read, and bill your carrier directly where possible.
Not sure where your loss falls? We help classify it correctly and document everything. Read more on monsoon flood insurance in Maricopa County.
Where We Work
Fast, local response across dozens of Tempe neighborhoods and nearby cities. Find your area below.
What Our Customers Say
“A galvanized line let go behind our kitchen wall at 11 at night. I called and an actual person answered — no call center runaround. A crew was at our 1958 house within the hour, and they were careful with the original cabinets. They saved the floor. I cannot recommend them enough.”
“I manage several ASU-area rentals and had a second-floor supply line flood a unit right at move-in. They worked with me on scheduling, documented everything for the owner, and turned the unit around fast. This is who I call now.”
“A microburst pushed water into our downstairs during that July storm. They pumped it out, sanitized, and had dryers running the same night. They explained the insurance side clearly and never pressured me. Honest people.”
“Warm spot on the tile turned out to be a slab leak. Their moisture mapping found how far it had spread — way more than I expected. Dried it properly instead of just the surface. Floors came back perfect.”
“Our water heater dumped 50 gallons in the garage and into the hallway. They were quick, clean, and respectful of the house. The itemized estimate matched the final bill — no surprises. Rare these days.”
“Upstairs neighbor's leak came through our ceiling. They handled the drying, coordinated with the HOA, and kept great records for the claim. Professional from start to finish.”
From Our Blog
Practical, local guidance on emergencies, costs, insurance, and prevention — written by the crew that does the work.
A clogged AC condensate line drips silently into your attic and walls for weeks before you see the stain. Here's how it happens, the warning signs, and why drying the cavity beats patching the ceiling.
A burst water heater dumps 40–50 gallons across your garage slab and creeps into the house. Here's what to shut off first, why Tempe's hard water is to blame, and how to dry it right.
Your homeowners policy almost certainly excludes monsoon flooding. Here is why surface flood is a separate policy in Maricopa County, how NFIP coverage works, and the roof-leak exception that catches homeowners off guard.
Contact Us
Water damage doesn't keep business hours. Call any time and a local team member answers. For non-emergencies, request a free estimate and we'll respond fast.
(866) 688-0301Common Questions
Yes. Water damage does not keep business hours, and neither do we. Call (866) 688-0301 at any hour — including 2 a.m. during a monsoon storm — and a local team member answers, not a national call center. We aim for a 60-minute response across Tempe and the central East Valley.
We target a 60-minute response time across Tempe, south Scottsdale, west Mesa, and east Phoenix. Our base is on W Auto Dr near the I-10 Broadway Curve, which puts most of the central East Valley just minutes away.
Yes — we are a licensed and insured Arizona restoration contractor with IICRC-certified technicians. Those certifications mean our crews are trained to the water damage restoration industry standard, and you can verify our credentials before any work begins.
Sudden and accidental water damage — a burst pipe, a failed water heater, an appliance supply line that let go — is typically covered by a standard homeowners policy. Gradual damage from a long-ignored leak is often excluded, and monsoon flash-flood water usually needs separate flood insurance. We document the loss thoroughly and work directly with your adjuster.
It depends on the water category, the affected area, and how fast work starts. As a guide, clean-water (Category 1) jobs often run about $1,500–$5,000 and gray-water (Category 2) jobs about $3,000–$8,000 in the Tempe area. We give you an itemized estimate before work begins — never a number pulled from the air.
Most residential structural drying takes about 3–5 days, though it varies with the water category, which materials got wet, and how fast extraction started. Any rebuild — drywall, flooring, paint — adds time on top of drying. We give you a realistic timeline at the inspection and take daily moisture readings so the job ends when your home is verified dry, not just dry on the surface.
Mold can begin within 24 to 48 hours of materials staying wet — the IICRC industry standard. Arizona's dry outdoor air does not protect a sealed-up wet wall cavity, which is why fast extraction and thorough structural drying are the best mold prevention there is.
All of Tempe and the surrounding East Valley — including Phoenix, Scottsdale, Mesa, Chandler, Guadalupe, Ahwatukee, and Paradise Valley — plus dozens of specific neighborhoods. Check our service areas page to find yours.
The whole job. Extraction, structural drying, mold remediation, sewage and flood cleanup, and the rebuild afterward are all handled in-house. You are not left coordinating four different contractors during an emergency.
Our Tempe crew answers 24/7 and aims to be at your door within the hour. Get extraction and drying started before the mold clock runs out.
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