Water damage restoration in Oro Valley
Oro Valley and Rancho Vistoso on the north side, below the Santa Catalinas. Call to reach a water damage company that serves your ZIP, 24 hours a day.
What we hear about in Oro Valley
Most Oro Valley homes are newer, but many have water heaters and air handlers in attics or garages, and tile or stone flooring that hides moisture.
Higher-end homes often have more plumbing fixtures, recirculating hot water lines and long runs of pipe, which means more places a leak can start.
Common calls
- 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.