Renewal Restoration

08/14/2026

07/31/2026

Post 1 — Flash flooding

Monsoon storms can dump an inch of rain in an hour — and Arizona's hard, dry soil doesn't soak it up quickly.

If water gets into your home, the first hours matter most. Once everyone's safe, shut off power to any flooded area at the breaker before stepping in, then start removing standing water and getting air moving with fans and open windows if it's dry outside. Snap photos of everything before you clean up — that documentation is gold for an insurance claim. The faster things dry, the lower the chance of mold or warped flooring later.

Dealing with storm water and not sure what's next? We're here to talk it through — (602)320-9232 or renewalrestorationaz.com.

07/31/2026

Post 2 — Swamp coolers (how-to-spot-it)

Love your evaporative cooler? Your mold might too. 💧

Swamp coolers keep Arizona homes comfortable by adding moisture to the air — which is great for beating the heat, but that same dampness can invite mold if the unit's pads, pan, or ductwork stay wet and dirty. A few easy habits help a lot: change the cooler pads on schedule, keep the water pan clean, and switch to "vent only" or run the AC on very humid monsoon days so you're not pumping extra moisture inside. If you notice musty air every time the cooler kicks on, that's worth a closer look.

Have a swamp-cooler question? Reach out anytime at (602) 320-9232 or renewalrestorationaz.com — no pressure, just answers.