San Tan Valley is large, spread out and mostly built in the last twenty years, with a high proportion of two storey homes. Two storeys means upstairs laundries and bathrooms, and a hose failure up there sends water through the ceiling into the room below.
Those losses need the ceiling cavity between floors opened and dried. Drying the room where the water started and calling it finished is how the same house ends up with a mold job in the winter, and in this heat the clock is about two days.
Most of it starts at a braided supply hose, which is burst pipe cleanup, and the water removal has to reach the joist cavity and the walls below rather than just the floor that got wet. Carpet downstairs that survived gets steam cleaned at the end.
Around San Tan Valley
We regularly work near:
- 📍San Tan Mountain Regional Park
- 📍Hunt Highway
- 📍Gantzel Road
- 📍Queen Creek Wash
Water Damage Restoration in San Tan Valley — Local Notes
- •Two-storey homes where upstairs laundry failures affect both floors
- •Ceiling cavities between floors get opened rather than assumed dry