Water Damage Restoration in Dove Mountain, AZ

Dove Mountain is the master-planned community climbing the south slope of the Tortolita Mountains at the north end of Marana, begun in the mid-1990s with Heritage Highlands and built out since through The Highlands, The Preserve, and the neighborhoods around the golf courses. Homes here are stucco over frame on a slab, 1996 to this year, with tile roofs, attic plumbing, and a water heater in the garage, sitting on lots cut into the bajada where the Tortolita washes fan out. Cochie Canyon, Ruelas Canyon, and Wild Burro Canyon all drain straight through the community.

A hillside stucco house has the same weak points as one on the flats plus a few of its own: the retaining wall behind the patio holds water against the slab after a storm, and the lot above yours drains through your yard. The first generation of water heaters and supply lines in the 1990s phases has already started to fail.

This site routes Dove Mountain homeowners to an independent local water damage provider by phone. The provider meters before writing a scope.

Dove Mountain water damage below the Tortolita canyons

A ground-floor room where runoff came over the retaining wall and under the patio door in a monsoon cell is monsoon flood cleanup. A garage water heater from 1998 that let go and ran under the wall is water heater leak cleanup. A ceiling stain below an attic line in a two-story on the ridge is ceiling water damage repair.

Dove Mountain permits and the HOA gate

Dove Mountain sits inside the Town of Marana, so a rebuild pulls its permit from the town rather than Pima County, and every neighborhood here has an HOA with rules on where a trailer or dumpster can sit and when a crew can work. Have the gate code and the management company's number ready when you call, and tell the crew which golf course the house backs onto so they find it on the first pass.

Call (520) 422-6139 and describe what got wet. We route the call to a local water damage provider serving Dove Mountain.