Contact San Tan Dry Co.
The fastest way to reach us is the phone: (480) 555-0100. You will talk to someone who knows the work, and the first questions will be practical ones: what is wet, where is the water coming from, and is it still running? If the situation is active water, you will get shutoff guidance on that call before anything else is scheduled.
If you would rather write it down, use the form on this page and request an assessment. Tell us the city, the room or area affected, and when you first noticed the problem. Those three details aim the assessment better than any description of the damage itself. The submit button is labeled Request Assessment because that is what you are asking for: a metered look at the problem and a written scope, not a sales visit.
If you are not sure it is serious
Describe it anyway. A stain that appeared this week, a baseboard pulling away from a wall, a musty smell in one closet, a water bill that jumped: these are exactly the calls where a short conversation saves a long job, and we will tell you honestly if what you are describing sounds like a watch-it case rather than a book-it case. The FAQ page answers the common versions of those questions, and the phone is faster for the specific one in your house.
What happens after you contact us
We will call you back at the number you give us to talk through what the water is doing and schedule the assessment. The call comes from our own team, not a call center. At the assessment you get moisture readings, photographs and a written scope with the planning range for your job, and those findings are yours to keep and compare whether or not you hire us.
If your home has active water, sewage, or storm damage right now, do not wait on a form: call the number above. While you wait for a callback, the homepage triage tool walks through the first two hours, and the cost guide shows the planning ranges for the common jobs across Queen Creek, Gilbert, Chandler, Mesa and San Tan Valley.
Service Area
Based in Queen Creek and working the full East Valley footprint below. Not sure if you are in range? Call (480) 555-0100 and ask.
Queen CreekHome ground: Cortina, Hastings Farms, Ironwood Crossing, Sossaman Estates and the Ranchettes acreage.
GilbertAgritopia, Morrison Ranch and Val Vista Lakes: master-planned stock arriving at slab-leak age together.
ChandlerTwo cities in one name: Ocotillo and Fulton Ranch lakes in the south, aging Sun Lakes stock in the north.
MesaThe biggest market in the footprint: Eastmark new builds to postwar central Mesa, seventy years of housing.
San Tan ValleyPecan Creek, Johnson Ranch and Skyline Ranch, served honestly from one community north.Request an Assessment
Tell us what happened and we will call you back to schedule the assessment. Prefer to talk? Call (480) 555-0100.
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