24/7 Emergency Restoration Services in Arizona

National First Response's trained specialists are on call 24/7 for emergency water damage repair and restoration, minimizing damage with state-of-the-art equipment to dry out and extract water.

We are a residential and commercial emergency provider. Whether it is water or mold removal or repairing floodwater damage, we fully guarantee every remediation and restoration job we do.

After the fire department has left and the flames are extinguished, National First Response can start to rebuild your home and your peace of mind.

Most fires are “partial losses”, but there are typically hidden damages from water or retardant, plus smoke and ash. Shut down all ventilation and open windows and doors to evacuate smoke.

In most cases the carrier must return your property to a “uniform and consistent appearance.” Do not throw away damaged property; leave it in place until the fire marshal completes the investigation. If anyone has allergies or asthma, stay away until remediation is complete.

Smoke often travels well beyond the fire. It carries corrosive acids and toxins that attach to surfaces and, over time, yellow plastics, stain countertops, tarnish metals, erode finishes, and permanently stain fabrics.

Experience has shown that plants and landscaping affected by fire and smoke return with time more vibrant than before, and odors are usually eliminated after a seasonal rain shower or two.

Coverage becomes a concern on a hillside: loss of foliage can lead to landslides or mudslides in rain. Replant quickly with native trees and grasses to stabilize the landscape, and use sandbags or stormwater prevention until foliage takes root. Review your policy limitations with your agent.

National First Response stops the water from creating more damage and restores your possessions and home to the condition they were in before the water came.

Hail can do surprising damage fast: a damaged roof is sure to leak and becomes more susceptible to future storm damage. Hail is tricky to document, so get a professional inspection quickly; insurers often require a minimum number of hail strikes before authorizing repairs.

The Southwest is prone to powerful monsoons (and haboobs) from July to September, with winds over 50 mph, heavy rain, and blowing dust. Winds can tear shingles off roofs and expose interiors to rain and flooding, so address flooding quickly before mold and mildew establish.

To determine if your home is in a flood plain, contact your local county planning office, which has maps showing designated flood zones.

Our licensed specialists are on call 24/7 to handle any plumbing emergency with speed and expertise, using advanced tools and proven methods to restore your home or business to safe, livable conditions.

Common plumbing claims involve sudden discharge from pipes, accidental overflow, or a backed-up sewer line. A sudden, accidental pipe burst is often covered, while gradual leaks or lack of maintenance may not be: we help with documentation, damage assessment, and restoration.

Removal is often unpleasant work, but our technicians and Disaster Response Team members are versed in the proper procedures and follow them to the letter. Improper disposal can put everyone at risk.

Wearing safety suits and breathing apparatus and using the latest equipment, our technicians completely remove biohazardous waste, then clean, disinfect, and deodorize so the space is safe, clean, and habitable: in accordance with local health codes, OSHA, and Clean Trust (IICRC) standards.

If you suspect asbestos, leave it alone: it is only dangerous when disturbed and releases fibers. If the item shows wear, tears, abrasions, or water damage, isolate the space and contact us.

Our Clean Trust-certified technicians will seal the item permanently or carefully remove it, clearing the area with an air scrubber and other equipment. When disturbed, asbestos creates a dust that, if inhaled at high levels, raises the risk of lung cancer, mesothelioma, and asbestosis.

Take precautions: never sweep, dust, or vacuum debris that may contain asbestos, and never saw, sand, scrape, or drill it. Local EPA officials can provide more on identification, sealing, or removal.

A member of our 24/7 Emergency Response Team arrives within 60 minutes to evaluate the situation and put equipment and services in place, ensuring only you and our team have access to your property.

After the fire department or plumber has dealt with the emergency, the best next answer is to call a trusted restoration expert. We draw from experience on hundreds of restoration projects.

Removing contents from the structure prevents further damage to them and allows more thorough, efficient restoration of the structure. Even when items seem beyond saving, our technicians can often restore them to pre-loss condition.

If an item cannot be restored, we include it on a detailed list of unrecoverable items so you can be fully reimbursed by your insurance carrier. It is important to begin quickly: call any hour and a Clean Trust-certified technician responds within 60 minutes.

Reconstruction is very different from building from the ground up, and requires different skills than just any general contractor. Our leadership has more than 50 years of reconstruction experience and works closely with you to get it exactly how you want it.

Even if another company dried your home or removed smoke particles, we can finish the job. With the right materials, design, and skill, the new construction blends perfectly with the existing structure: as if the catastrophe never happened.