Tell us where the water is, how much, and when it started. You’ll hear what happens next, what it usually costs, and when a crew can be there.
Call (928) 543-6963Active water loss? Say so first — emergency dispatch starts on the call. Documentation, extraction, and drying follow in that order, and the written scope lands before any work begins.
Call (928) 543-6963A swamp cooler dripping into the attic, a water heater letting go in the garage, monsoon water rising past the threshold — that’s a phone call, not an email.
What let go, if you know — supply line, water heater, swamp cooler, appliance hose, roof, or rising storm water — and whether the main is shut off yet. If it isn’t, we’ll walk you to it live.
Which rooms, how deep, and when it started. “Kitchen and hall, an inch, since about six” gets a faster, sharper answer than “there’s water everywhere.”
Crews stage geographically across the county, so a Foothills home versus a San Luis subdivision shapes which truck reaches you first — and how fast.
The scope goes in writing before work begins — and the number doesn’t move mid-job. Call (928) 543-6963.
