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Projects · 6 recent · the Phoenix metro

Six losses, start to finish.

What happened, how fast we were there, what we did, and how the claim closed. References are in the capabilities packet.

A room with a ceiling that has been torn off

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Commercial water · 2025

Price Corridor Dental Office Water Loss

Size3,200 sq ft, 4 operatoriesScopeSupply-line failure overnight; extraction, drying, mold prevention, rebuild; open in 11 daysForthe practice owner

A supply line failed on a Friday night and ran until Monday. On site 38 minutes after the call. Extracted, mapped, dried in four days with containment around the equipment, rebuilt the operatories and reception, and the practice saw patients eleven days after the loss.

Man in hard hat and white tunic smiles

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High-rise water · 2025

Midtown Tower Nine-Floor Water Loss

Size9 floors, 62,000 sq ftScopeRiser failure; extraction and drying across nine occupied floors; after-hours work; 3 weeksForthe property manager

A domestic water riser failed on the ninth floor of an occupied office tower at 6pm. Three crews on site within the hour. Tenants stayed in place on six of nine floors with containment and after-hours drying. Structure dry in nine days; rebuild finished in three weeks.

Stainless steel sink beside brown wooden framed glass window

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Residential fire · 2024

Willo Historic Home Fire

Size2,400 sq ft, 1928 bungalowScopeKitchen fire; board-up, soot and odor, plaster-saving drying, contents, full rebuild matching 1928 detailsForthe homeowners

A kitchen fire in a 1928 bungalow. Board-up that night, firefighting water out, plaster walls dried instead of demolished where possible, 1,100 contents items inventoried and cleaned, and a rebuild that matched the original trim and hardwood. The family moved back in fourteen weeks.

A fan sitting on the floor in front of a stair case

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Multifamily water · 2024

Val Vista Lakes Multifamily

Size6 units, 2 floorsScopeSecond-floor water heater failure; six units affected; drying and rebuild with tenants in placeForthe property management company

A water heater failed on the second floor and hit six units. Crew on site in 44 minutes. Four tenants stayed in place with containment; two were relocated for five days. Drying complete in six days, rebuild in two weeks, one Xactimate estimate for the carrier.

Vintage ceiling light fixture with aged texture

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Commercial water · 2024

Goodyear Distribution Center Roof Leak

Size22,000 sq ft affectedScopeMonsoon roof failure over inventory; 40 air movers, 14 dehumidifiers, inventory salvage documentationForthe tenant

A monsoon storm opened a seam over 22,000 square feet of palletized product. On site in 70 minutes with two trucks. Water extracted, product documented for the inventory claim, structure dried in five days. No mold, no second loss.

A couple of men working on a house

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Category 3 water · 2023

Peoria Restaurant Sewer Backup

Size4,100 sq ftScopeSewer backup through floor drains; Category 3 protocol; porous material removal; antimicrobial; rebuild; reopened in 9 daysForthe restaurant owner

A main-line backup put sewage across a restaurant kitchen and dining room. Category 3 means removal, not drying: flooring, lower drywall and anything porous came out, surfaces were cleaned and treated, air tested, and the restaurant was rebuilt and reopened in nine days.

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