Water in your Tucson home? Call a water damage crew now.
One call connects you to a water damage and restoration company that serves your ZIP, day or night. Burst pipes, slab leaks, AC overflows, monsoon flooding and sewage backups.
Tucson, Oro Valley, Marana, Catalina Foothills, Vail, Sahuarita and Green Valley.
- 0 hShut off the water and call
- 1–2 hWater spreads under flooring and baseboards
- 24 hDrywall and pad wick water upward
- 48 hMold can begin on wet materials
What's leaking?
Pick the closest match for what to do now and what the crew will need to know.
- Emergency water extractionStanding water does most of its damage in the first 24 to 48 hours.
- Slab leak water damageMost Tucson houses sit on a concrete slab with copper or PEX water lines running under or through it.
- Burst pipe cleanupTucson doesn't freeze often, but when it does, pipes in attics, exterior walls and outdoor hose bibs are not built for it.
- Monsoon flood cleanupMonsoon season runs from mid-June through September.
- AC and swamp cooler leaksTucson air conditioners run for months, and every hour they produce condensate.
- Water heater leaksHard water fills tank water heaters with sediment, and tanks in garages and closets often reach the end of their life with little warning.
- Sewage backup cleanupA sewer line backup brings category 3 water into the house, usually through the lowest drain: a shower, floor drain or toilet.
- Ceiling and roof leaksA ceiling stain can come from the roof, an attic water line, an AC drain or a bathroom upstairs.
- Mold after water damageTucson's dry climate doesn't protect a house once water gets inside.
Before the crew gets there
- Close the main water shut-off. In most Tucson homes it's in a box near the curb or where the line enters the house.
- Turn off power to any room where water is near outlets, cords or the panel.
- Photograph everything before it's moved or thrown away.
- Call your insurer to open a claim, and ask if they need to approve the company first.
Water damage in the desert
Dry air doesn't dry out a house. Water trapped under tile, inside walls or in a 120 degree attic stays wet, and mold can start within a couple of days. The most common Tucson causes are slab leaks in copper lines under the foundation, AC condensate and swamp cooler overflows, water heaters worn out by hard water, and monsoon storms from June through September.
A water damage company extracts the water, measures moisture inside walls and floors, sets drying equipment and checks it daily until everything reads dry. That record is what your insurance adjuster will ask for.
Areas we cover
- TucsonThe city of Tucson and the unincorporated neighbourhoods around it, from midtown bungalows to east side ranch homes on slab.
- Oro ValleyOro Valley and Rancho Vistoso on the north side, below the Santa Catalinas.
- MaranaMarana, Continental Ranch, Dove Mountain and the northwest corridor along I-10.
- Catalina FoothillsThe Catalina Foothills, Skyline and Ventana Canyon areas north of River Road.
- Casas Adobes and northwest TucsonCasas Adobes, the Ina and Oracle area and the northwest side.
- Vail and Rita RanchVail, Rita Ranch and the southeast edge of the metro.
- Sahuarita and Green ValleySahuarita, Rancho Sahuarita, Quail Creek and Green Valley south of Tucson.
- South and west TucsonSouth Tucson, Drexel Heights, Valencia West, Tucson Estates and the west side near the Tucson Mountains.
Questions people ask
Who will I be talking to?
Your call is routed to an independent water damage and restoration company that serves your area. We are a referral service, not the company doing the work.
Does it cost anything to call?
No. The call is free. Any work, inspection or estimate is between you and the company you speak with.
Will my insurance cover it?
Sudden and accidental water damage, like a burst pipe or failed supply line, is usually covered by a homeowner's policy. Gradual leaks, outside floodwater and sewer backups often are not unless you have the right coverage. Check your policy and talk to your insurer.
Which ZIP codes do you cover?
Most of the Tucson metro, from Oro Valley and Marana in the north to Sahuarita and Green Valley in the south and Vail in the east. See the areas page for the full list.