Water Damage Service
Offices, retail, and multifamily on and off Mill Avenue — commercial-grade extraction and drying that works around your operations, day or night.
For a business, water on the floor is not just damage — it is downtime, and downtime is lost revenue. A retail floor that is closed does not ring sales. An office that is soaked sends staff home. A restaurant that fails inspection after a backup stops serving. Every hour the water sits, the meter runs on both the repair and the lost business behind it.
Commercial losses also come with complications a house does not have: larger footprints, more affected materials, business operations you cannot simply shut down, and often multiple tenants or a landlord in the mix. A wet Mill Avenue storefront or a two-floor office suite needs more than a couple of fans and a shop vac.
We respond after hours and overnight with commercial-grade extraction and drying, and we plan the work around keeping you open where it is safe to. Call (866) 688-0301 and we will get a crew moving before the loss gets bigger.
We answer around the clock and dispatch fast, because a commercial loss compounds by the hour. We assess the source, the spread, and the risk to operations, then give you a plan and a realistic timeline up front.
Large floors need volume. We bring truck-mounted extraction and high-capacity pumps to move water off open floor plans quickly, and we prioritize the areas where standing water threatens inventory, electronics, or the ability to reopen.
Where it is safe, we section off the affected area and set commercial air movers and dehumidifiers so the rest of the business can keep running. We schedule the disruptive work for off-hours when we can, and monitor moisture daily until the structure hits dry standard.
We restore the affected finishes and provide itemized documentation for your insurer and, where relevant, your landlord or tenants. Commercial claims live and die on clear records, and we build them from the first inspection.
With a home, the priority is the structure. With a business, the structure matters too, but the clock on lost revenue is what really drives the job. That changes how we work: we sequence extraction and drying to get the highest-traffic, highest-value areas back first, and we run the loud, disruptive steps overnight when we can. Tempe's [Mill Avenue](/tempe/downtown-mill-avenue/) storefronts, the offices along the I-10 corridor, and multifamily buildings across the city all need that operations-first approach. Our guide to [minimizing downtime after a retail water loss](/blog/minimizing-downtime-water-loss-tempe-retail/) walks through how we keep a store earning while it dries.
Different commercial spaces fail in different ways, and we handle the range. Office suites hide leaks above drop ceilings and in server rooms where water and electronics do not mix. Retail floors and restaurants risk inventory and health-code closures. Multifamily and mixed-use buildings send water across unit and tenant lines, which ties into our [ASU rental and property-manager](/asu-rental-water-damage/) work. And when a fire sprinkler discharges and dumps water through a building, that overlaps with our [fire suppression water cleanup](/fire-suppression-water-cleanup/) response. Whatever the building type, the fundamentals hold: extract fast, dry to standard, document clean.
Every loss is different, so we give you an itemized estimate before work begins — never a number pulled from the air. These are the factors that move the price:
Usually, at least in part. Where it is safe, we contain and section off the affected area so the rest of your space keeps operating, and we schedule the loud or disruptive work for off-hours. Some losses do require a temporary closure of the affected zone, and we will tell you honestly which situation you are in.
Yes — we run a 24/7 line, and commercial leaks have a habit of surfacing over a weekend or after closing. The sooner we start, the less downtime and damage you face, so we dispatch immediately rather than waiting for business hours.
We bring commercial-grade extraction and drying built for volume, and we coordinate across floors and tenants when water spreads beyond one space. Larger footprint, more equipment, same standard — extract fast, dry to the core, verify with daily readings.
Yes. We photograph the loss before work starts, log daily moisture readings, and provide an itemized scope your insurer and, if you lease, your landlord can act on. Clean documentation is what keeps a commercial claim moving instead of stalling.
When 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 moreWe dry your home to the core — walls, slabs, subfloors and attics — with a calculated drying plan and daily moisture readings, not guesswork.
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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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