Water Damage, Mold and Restoration Companies in the Prescott, Arizona Area

What Makes Prescott, Arizona Different

Prescott sits at about 5,400 feet in the mountains of central Arizona. Unlike the desert cities, it gets real winter, with hard freezes and some snow. Frozen pipes are a common winter loss, often in second homes that sit empty. Keep the heat on, drain outside lines, and shut the water off at the main when you leave for a long stretch.

Summer monsoon storms bring sudden heavy rain, hail and lightning. Water runs fast off granite slopes and through washes, and low streets and yards can flood in minutes. Check roofs, gutters and drainage before the monsoon starts, and never drive through moving water.

Prescott is surrounded by pine forest and brush, and wildfire is a real risk in the dry months before the monsoon. Smoke leaves soot and odor in fabrics and ducts. Keep brush cleared around the house, and have the ducts and attic checked for ash after a fire nearby.