
Emergency Water Extraction
Standing water is pulled out first, before it soaks further into drywall and cabinets.
Water ExtractionFrom the first pump-out to the last dehumidifier, Tempe Water Damage Pros connects Tempe homes and businesses with independent restoration providers. Pick the service that matches what is happening, or call and describe it.

Standing water is pulled out first, before it soaks further into drywall and cabinets.
Water Extraction
Air movers and dehumidifiers finish what the extraction starts, with readings taken along the way.
Structural Drying
A supply line, water heater or slab leak can wet a whole wing of the house before anyone notices.
Burst Pipe Cleanup
Monsoon rain that comes in at the front door or through the roof leaves dirt as well as water.
Storm and Flood Cleanup
A backed-up line is a health risk, so the cleanup is handled differently from clean water.
Sewage Cleanup
Wet materials left too long start to grow mold, and the wet source has to be fixed first.
Mold Remediation
Shops, offices and rentals need the water handled without shutting the whole property down.
Commercial Restoration
Rain driven under the tiles stains the ceiling and soaks the attic insulation above it.
Roof Leak Cleanup
Dishwashers, washer hoses and garage water heaters leak into cabinets and walls without warning.
Appliance Leak CleanupMost homes in Tempe, Mesa and Chandler are slab-on-grade with stucco walls and tile or flat roofs. Water has nowhere to drain, so it travels sideways under flooring and climbs the drywall. That is why the wet area is almost always larger than the puddle you can see.
The other half of the work is finding the source. Air conditioning condensate lines clog with dust every summer and overflow into a closet or attic pan. Water heaters in hot garages fail. Copper lines under old slabs develop pinholes, and the flexible supply lines under sinks and behind refrigerators give out without warning.
Compare drying in place and tearing out, read how the service works, find your city on the service areas page or call the number.
Call and describe where the water is coming from and how far it has spread to reach an independent provider.