Storm Damage Restoration in Bullhead City, Arizona

Monsoon season from July through September sends microbursts and sudden heavy rain through the dry washes that cut across Bullhead City and Mohave Valley, and a storm that drops an inch of rain in twenty minutes can send a wall of water down a wash that was bone dry that morning.

Manufactured homes and site-built houses near wash crossings and low-lying streets take on sediment-laden floodwater through skirting, garage doors, and ground-floor entries faster than storm drains built for a dry climate can carry it away.

High wind ahead of a monsoon cell damages patio covers, tile roofs, and rooftop evaporative coolers, and the resulting roof penetrations let rain into attic insulation and ceilings that do not show a stain until days after the storm has passed.

Emergency tarping and board-up for wind-damaged roofs and rooftop evaporative cooler penetrations, closed up before the next monsoon cell moves through later the same week.

Wash and flash-flood water extraction from manufactured home underbellies, garages, and ground-floor living space, including removal of sediment that ordinary storm water does not carry in less arid climates.

Structural drying documented with moisture readings from start to dry standard, with full photos, scope, and daily logs built for your carrier and, where relevant, a seasonal property manager.

Structural repair and rebuild handled by our own crews, from roof deck and framing through drywall, paint, and flooring, including manufactured home skirting and underbelly repair.