Water damage help for Mesa homes and businesses
We provide water damage restoration and mold remediation throughout Mesa, from Dobson Ranch and downtown to Las Sendas, Red Mountain Ranch and Eastmark. Mesa is the largest city in the East Valley and its housing ranges across seven decades, so the water problems vary by neighborhood.
Why Mesa homes get water damage
Older Mesa homes: Ranch homes in west and central Mesa built from the 1950s through the 1980s often have aging copper or galvanized supply lines, original drain lines and older water heaters. Hard water corrodes copper from the inside, so slab leak water damage is common in these neighborhoods. Many still run evaporative coolers, which can leak into ceilings.
Retirement and manufactured home communities: Mesa has many active-adult and manufactured home communities. Some older manufactured homes still have polybutylene supply lines, a plastic pipe known for failing at fittings. Leaks in these homes collect under the floor, where they go unnoticed.
Newer east Mesa: Homes in Superstition Springs, Las Sendas and Eastmark are younger, but they have their own weak points: supply hoses, upstairs laundry rooms in two-story homes, and AC drain lines in attics.
Seasonal homes: Many Mesa winter residents leave homes empty from late spring through fall. A small leak in an empty house can run for weeks. If you leave for the summer, shut off the main water and ask someone to check the house.
How we handle Mesa water damage calls
When you call, we ask where the water is coming from and what's wet, then tell you when the next crew can reach your part of Mesa. Before we arrive, shut off the water at the main valve, usually on the side of the house facing the street or in the garage.
On site we extract the water, map moisture with meters and thermal imaging, and set drying equipment that runs until every material reaches a dry reading. You get daily readings and photos for your insurance company. Our structural drying page explains the method.
Mold in Mesa homes
Most mold we find in Mesa follows a leak that ran for a while: under a sink, behind a toilet, in an AC closet, or along baseboards above a slab leak. Our mold remediation service contains the area, removes the growth and fixes the moisture so it doesn't return.
Water damage and mold services in Mesa
Every service below is available to Mesa homes and businesses.
- Emergency water removal Standing water pumped and extracted from floors, carpet and walls.
- Wet carpet extraction Water pulled from carpet and pad, with an honest call on what can be saved.
- Structural drying Dehumidifiers and air movers dry walls, floors and cabinets to a documented dry standard.
- Burst pipe water damage Cleanup and drying after a split supply line, fitting or fixture.
- Slab leak water damage Drying floors and walls soaked by a leak under the concrete slab.
- Ceiling and AC leak damage Wet ceilings from AC condensate overflows, roof leaks and upstairs bathrooms.
- Roof leak water damage Wet attic insulation, ceilings and walls dried and repaired after a roof leak.
- Water heater leak cleanup Garage, closet and hallway cleanup after a tank or line fails.
- Appliance leak cleanup Washer, dishwasher, refrigerator and ice maker leaks dried out under floors and cabinets.
- Storm and monsoon flood damage Water removal and drying after monsoon rain gets inside.
- Toilet and bathroom leaks Toilet overflows, shower pan and wax ring leaks dried out of floors, walls and ceilings below.
- Sewage backup cleanup Safe removal and sanitizing after toilet, drain or sewer line backups.
- Water damage repair Drywall, baseboards, flooring and paint put back after drying.
- Commercial water damage Drying and documentation for offices, retail and rental properties, planned around operations.
- Musty smell investigation Tracing a musty odor to the wet material behind it, then drying or remediating.
- Mold inspection and testing Find the moisture source, map the growth and test when it's needed.
- Black mold removal Contained removal of dark mold growth on drywall, wood and cabinets.
- HVAC, attic and cooler mold Mold from AC condensate, evaporative coolers and attic moisture.
- Mold after water damage Drying and mold removal handled together after a leak that wasn't caught in time.
- Commercial mold remediation Contained mold removal for offices, retail and multifamily buildings, planned around occupants.