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Water Damage Restoration in Show Low, AZ
Water in your Show Low home? Our team answers 24/7 and handles extraction, drying and repairs in 85901, from Torreon to the Show Low Lake and Fool Hollow areas.
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Local history
About Show Low, Arizona
Show Low sits at about 6,300 feet on the Mogollon Rim in Navajo County, at the gateway to Arizona's White Mountains. It was settled in 1870 and incorporated in 1953. The name comes from a legendary card game between ranch partners Corydon Cooley and Marion Clark: Cooley turned up the deuce of clubs to win, which is why the main street is called Deuce of Clubs. About 11,700 people live here year-round, and the population grows every summer with Valley residents escaping the heat.
What's behind the walls in Show Low
Show Low has older homes near downtown, manufactured homes, newer subdivisions and golf communities such as Torreon. Many are second homes that sit empty for weeks in winter. Pipes in crawl spaces, attics and garages see real cold here, and a slow leak in an empty house can soak subfloors and cabinets before anyone checks in.
Calls we get most in Show Low
- Burst pipes after hard freezes, often in empty second homes
- Snow melt and ice dam leaks into ceilings and walls
- Water heater failures in garages and closets
- Monsoon runoff on sloped and low lots
What house damage do we handle in Show Low?
Most Show Low house damage calls start with water: a pipe that split on a cold night, snow melt that backed up under the shingles, or a water heater that let go in the garage. We also clean up the water left behind after a fire is put out, and dry homes after monsoon runoff from sloped lots. Many of these homes are second homes in Show Low Lake, Torreon and Bison Ridge, so the damage is often found days later.
- Freeze damage: split pipes, wet walls and ceilings
- Roof and ice dam leaks into attics and ceilings
- Fire-related water cleanup after the fire department leaves
- Storm and runoff water in crawl spaces and garages
See our fire damage water cleanup in Show Low guide, or our ice dam roof leak guide for winter roof leaks.
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Hard freezes bring burst pipe cleanup calls every winter, and snow melt backing up under shingles leads to ceiling and roof leak damage.
Additional services
- Crawl space and under-floor drying
- Wet carpet and pad removal
- Tile and wood floor drying
- Cabinet and toe-kick drying
- Manufactured home drying
- Odor removal after water damage
Nearby, we also serve water damage help in Pinetop-Lakeside, water damage help in Snowflake and our Heber-Overgaard page. See all Arizona service areas.
Three things to do first
- Shut the main water valve; in many Show Low homes it sits in the crawl space hatch or a garage wall box.
- Take photos of ceilings and crawl space areas before snow or ice melts more water in.
- Keep the heat on so pipes in outside walls do not freeze while you wait.
Done? Call and we'll take it from there in Show Low.
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Show Low averages about 19 inches of snow a year, and lows below freezing are normal from November through March. The record low is more than 20 degrees below zero. Summer monsoon storms add heavy rain and runoff. Ice dams in winter and clogged gutters in summer are the two most common ways water gets inside.
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Why homeowners in Show Low call us
Fast first response
We get water out first, because speed limits damage and mold.
Straight answers
We tell you what's covered, what isn't and what it should cost.
Clean job sites
Containment and floor protection keep dust out of the rest of the house.
Follow-through
We check readings daily and keep you posted until the job is closed.
How do crews dry a Show Low home?
Many Show Low homes are wood-framed over a crawl space, and many cabins have pine paneling and log walls. Water from a frozen pipe or an ice dam runs into the subfloor and insulation under the house, so crews check below the floor as well as the rooms. Winter drying needs heat as well as dehumidifiers, because cold air at 6,300 feet holds little moisture and slows evaporation.
How much will this cost?
In Show Low, most winter claims start with a frozen pipe or an ice dam. Policies often cover that sudden water, so your cost may be the deductible. Without coverage, typical drying runs $1,000 to $5,000; crawl space work and wet attic insulation add to it. You get the scope and price in writing after an on-site look.
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Adjusters covering the White Mountains often ask when the pipe froze or the leak began. Note the date of the cold snap or the storm, keep the plumber's invoice, and save the moisture maps and drying logs. Second-home owners who find damage on arrival should photograph the thermostat setting and the main valve position too.
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Where we work in Show Low
- Torreon
- Show Low Lake area
- Fool Hollow area
- Downtown Show Low
- Linden
- Pinedale
ZIP codes
- 85901
- 85902
We get calls from near Fool Hollow Lake, Show Low Lake, Show Low Regional Airport and downtown, and from homes along Deuce of Clubs, US 60 and SR 260.
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What does Show Low, Arizona water damage usually look like?
Most Show Low house damage from water starts with cold. Pipes split in unheated crawl spaces, ice dams push melt water under shingles, and second homes sit for weeks with a slow leak nobody sees. The fix is the same each time: stop the water, pull it out, dry the structure to a measured goal, then repair.
- Frozen and split pipes: often in crawl spaces, exterior walls and garages along SR 260 and US 60.
- Roof and ice dam leaks: wet attic insulation and stained ceilings after heavy snow.
- Water after a fire: the fire hose leaves soaked drywall, floors and insulation that need drying fast.
- Monsoon runoff: water in crawl spaces and garages on sloped lots.
Not sure which applies to you? Our emergency water removal in Arizona page explains the first hours, and you can call (833) 937-0179 any time.
Knowledge center: water damage in Show Low
What should I do if my Show Low second home is damaged while I am away?
Ask a neighbor or property manager to shut off the main water valve and turn off power to wet rooms, then call us. We can meet them or arrange access, document the damage with photos for your insurer and start drying the same day.
How cold does it get in Show Low?
Winter lows average in the 20s from December through February, and the record low is more than 20 degrees below zero. Exposed pipes can freeze on any of those nights.
Which Show Low ZIP codes do you cover?
We serve 85901 and 85902, plus nearby Pinetop-Lakeside, Linden and Snowflake.
I live in Phoenix and my Show Low home flooded. Can you help?
Yes. Call when you or a neighbor finds the water. We explain next steps, document the damage for your insurer and set a time to meet at the home.
What is an ice dam?
It is a ridge of ice at the edge of the roof that traps melting snow. The water backs up under the shingles and leaks into ceilings and walls.
How long does drying take?
Plan on three to five days in most Show Low homes, and longer for log walls, wet crawl spaces or hardwood. Snow on the roof and freezing nights can stretch a winter job, so heaters often run alongside the dehumidifiers until readings reach dry goals.
How much does water damage restoration cost in Show Low?
Without insurance, typical drying in a Show Low home runs about $1,000 to $5,000. Wet crawl spaces, attic insulation and rebuild work add to that. You get a price range on the phone and a written scope before work starts.
Do you handle fire damage restoration in Show Low?
We handle the water side of a fire: extracting the water left by the fire hose and drying walls, floors and insulation so mold does not start. Tell us on the call if you also need smoke and soot cleaning so the right crew is sent.
Last reviewed October 25, 2026 by Noah Miller. How we write and check our guides.
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