Water Damage Restoration in Broadmor, Tempe, AZ

Broadmor is a 1960s ranch neighborhood, slab-on-grade like most of central Tempe, with the copper supply lines run through the concrete. The hot-water line is the one we see fail most — the constant heat cycling fatigues the copper faster than the cold side, and when it splits under the slab the leak is both hidden and warm.

Many of these homes still have their original flooring over the slab, and that is where a hot-slab leak does its quiet damage — warming and loosening tile, cupping any wood, and pushing moisture into the block walls before the water bill even spikes. Tempe's hard water only speeds the corrosion along. We pinpoint the leak, dry the slab and wall assemblies, and protect what original flooring we can.

We work Broadmor's streets between Broadway and Southern, from Rural Road east toward McClintock Drive, and around Broadmor Park. We know these ranch floor plans and the way their slab lines are routed, which cuts down the time it takes to find a leak under the concrete.

A recent Broadmor call: a homeowner felt a warm spot underfoot in a hallway and heard water running with every fixture off. We located a hot-water slab leak, dried the slab and the neighboring block wall, and saved the adjacent rooms from the tear-out a delayed call would have required.