Water Damage Restoration in Goodyear, AZ

Goodyear straddles the I-10 corridor at the base of the Estrella Mountains, and that geography funnels storm runoff. On September 8, 2014, this stretch of the West Valley took one of the worst rain events in state history — a 100-year-plus storm that closed I-10 and put water into homes and businesses that had never flooded before. That day is exactly the kind of event we build our storm response around.

Newer Goodyear subdivisions sit on graded desert where natural drainage has been re-routed, so when a cell parks over the Estrella foothills, water sheets toward garages, ground-floor rooms, and low cul-de-sacs. We handle storm intrusion end to end — extraction, structural drying, and the mold check that has to follow when monsoon water sits inside a wall.

We work Goodyear from the Estrella Parkway and Litchfield Road interchanges out to the Palm Valley shops and the ballpark district around Goodyear Ballpark. Estrella Mountain Ranch, Palm Valley, and the industrial rooftops along Bullard and Cotton are all on our route when a call comes in.

After one August microburst we pumped several inches of storm water out of a Palm Valley ground floor where runoff had come in under a garage-to-house door. We extracted, pulled the wet baseboards, and dried the slab and lower walls in place — the owner kept the flooring because we got the water out before it sat overnight.