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Plain answers for Casa Grande and Pinal County homeowners: leaks, monsoon storms, fire and smoke, sewage, drying and insurance.
Summer & HVACEvaporative cooler leaks: the roof damage you don't seeA swamp cooler leak usually damages the roof in places you cannot see: the roof jack where the duct passes through the roof, the roofing under...
CommercialCommercial water damage: getting a business back openGetting a business back open after water damage means stopping the source, documenting everything, removing what cannot be dried, drying with commercial equipment, then rebuilding. Containing...
Fire & SmokeCleaning your home after wildfire smoke in Pinal CountyTo clean up after wildfire smoke, shut off the evaporative cooler, replace the HVAC filter, and remove ash with a HEPA vacuum and damp cloths instead...
SewageToilet overflow: clean water vs contaminated water and what to doWater from the toilet tank or supply line is clean. Water that came out of the bowl is contaminated, and water with waste in it is...
Leaks & PipesPEX vs copper pipes in Arizona homes: which leaks and whyNeither pipe is leak-proof, they just fail differently. Copper in older Arizona homes tends to develop pinhole leaks over years as water chemistry wears the pipe...
Leaks & PipesDishwasher and refrigerator leaks: the slow damage you don't seeDishwasher and refrigerator leaks do slow, hidden damage because they usually drip under cabinets or behind the appliance for weeks before anyone notices. The water soaks...
Monsoon & RoofGarage flooding during a storm: cleanup and what to throw outA garage floods first because its slab sits lower than the house and slopes toward the door. After a storm, keep power off, check the water...
Drying & MoldMoisture meters and thermal cameras: how crews know a home is dryCrews know a home is dry by measuring, not touching. They take a reference reading from the same material in an area that never got wet,...
Insurance & CostRenters and water damage in Arizona: who pays?In most Arizona rentals, the landlord pays to repair the building, usually through the landlord's own policy, and the renter pays for their own belongings, usually...
Local GuidesCasa Grande water damage calendar: what fails each seasonIn Casa Grande, winter brings rare freezes on exposed outdoor lines, spring brings cooler and irrigation start-up leaks, early summer brings AC condensate overflows, the monsoon...
Summer & HVACAttic water damage in Arizona summersAttic water damage in Arizona summers usually comes from an AC air handler or its condensate drain, monsoon roof leaks, a rooftop cooler, or water lines...
CommercialRestaurant and retail flooding: health codes and cleanupAfter a restaurant or retail store floods, stop food service in affected areas, discard food that touched the water, and call the county environmental health office... Water or smoke damage right now?
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