Burst Pipe? Shut Off the Water — Then Call Us.
A burst pipe can dump gallons a minute into your home. First: find your main shutoff (usually at the street or where the line enters the house) and close it. Then call — we'll dispatch our local crew for extraction, drying, and pipe repair, typically on-site within 60 minutes.
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What the Crew Handles
- Emergency shutoff help by phone — the dispatcher can talk you through finding and closing your main valve.
- Locate the failure — slab leaks, supply lines, water heater connections, angle stops.
- Extract and dry — per the ANSI/IICRC S500 sequence, with daily moisture readings.
- Repair the plumbing and the water damage — one coordinated job, documented for your insurance claim.
The Good News About Burst Pipes
Sudden pipe failures are the textbook example of “sudden & accidental” damage that standard homeowners policies are built for. Documentation from your crew — photos, moisture logs, scope of work — supports the claim. Coverage is always the insurer's call, but this is the category of loss most likely to qualify.
Burst Pipe FAQ
Where is my shutoff valve?
Most Tucson homes: at the street in a covered box near the sidewalk, or where the supply line enters the house (often near a hose bib on the front wall). Homes on wells may have a shutoff at the pressure tank. Can't find it? Call — the dispatcher will help.
What are the signs of a slab leak?
Warm spots on the floor, the sound of hissing or running water when everything is off, a spinning water-meter dial, and a water bill that spikes without explanation. Slab leaks need professional detection — don't wait on one.
Does insurance cover the pipe itself, or just the damage?
Often the resulting damage yes, the failed part itself sometimes not — many policies pay to fix what the water ruined but not the worn-out pipe that caused it. Check your policy; your crew documents both either way.
Water Off? Now Stop the Damage.
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