Sandy is just up the road from our Bluffdale headquarters, which means when a pipe bursts or a water heater lets go, our crew is often on your street in minutes — not hours. Many Sandy homes have finished basements sitting below the water table line of nearby irrigation and canal systems, and we dry them out year-round.
Sandy is one of the south valley's most established suburbs — a mix of 1970s–90s homes and newer builds spread across the east bench toward the mouths of Little Cottonwood and Bell Canyon. Two things drive most of the water losses we see here. First, hose bibs: Sandy's higher bench elevation means hard winter freezes, and an outdoor spigot left connected or un-insulated splits and floods the wall behind it at the first hard cold snap. Second, aging water heaters in homes now 30-plus years old, which fail in finished basements where the water spreads before anyone notices. We respond fast to Sandy from our nearby Bluffdale base, document the loss for your insurer, and dry it right the first time.