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Water damage restoration · Casa Grande, Arizona

Water damage restoration in Casa Grande, AZ

Burst pipe, failed water heater, or storm water? Casa Grande-area ZIPs: 17 flood claims since 1996[1]; 21% of homes built before 1980[2]. Request help from local restoration crews. Casa Grande, in Pinal County — ZIPs 85122, 85193, 85194, counts 69,753 residents (2025 estimate)[3].

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Casa Grande water damage snapshot: the key figures

Population (2025 est.)
69,753[3]+29.9% since 2020
County
Pinal[3]
Land area
114.2 sq mi[4]
Population density
611 / sq mi[3][4]
Flood-insurance (NFIP) claims, local ZIPs
17 since 1996[1]$348,833 paid across 9 claims · ZIP 85122, 85193, 85194
Flood & flash-flood reports within 10 mi
7[5]2016–2025 · latest Oct 15, 2022
Federal disaster declarations incl. flooding, Pinal Co.
3[6]of 16 total declarations
Homes built before 1980
21%[2]the 5th-highest share of the 15 Phoenix-area suburbs we cover
Households renting
27%[2]2020–2024

What Casa Grande's numbers say about water damage

Casa Grande is one of the fastest-growing Phoenix-metro suburbs tracked here: 69,753 people (2025 estimate), up 29.9% since 2020[3]. On the map that's 114.2 square miles holding 611 residents per square mile, the 14th densest of the suburbs here; it sits entirely in Pinal County, with ZIP codes 85122, 85193, 85194[4].

Casa Grande mixes 19% of homes built since 2010 and 21% before 1980[2]: new supply lines and water heaters in one house, aging pipe and original valves in the next — so where a leak starts depends a lot on the address.

Mail to Casa Grande goes through 3 ZIP codes — 85122 (41% of the city's land), 85193 (39% of the city's land), 85194 (18% of the city's land)[7].

The closest tracked neighbours are Maricopa (16.6 mi NW), Queen Creek (24.6 mi N) and Chandler (26.5 mi N)[4].

17 flood-insurance claims have come from Casa Grande-area ZIP codes (85122, 85193, 85194) since 1996, and $348,833 has been paid on them (about $38,759 per paid claim)[1]. 1999 was the worst year, with 3 claims. That is the 6th-fewest of the 15 Phoenix-area suburbs we cover; for comparison, Maricopa (6), Queen Creek (14), and Chandler (11). Of the 17 claims rated in a flood zone, 11 were in FEMA's high-risk areas (zones A or V) and 6 outside them (zones B, C or X)[1][8] — flooding here is not only a high-risk-zone problem.

By month of loss, Casa Grande-area flood claims cluster in January (3), July (6), and August (7) — 16 of 17 dated claims[1].

Within 10 miles of central Casa Grande, weather observers filed 7 flood, flash-flood or heavy-rain reports in 2016–2025 (6 flash floods)[5]. Countywide: 3 flood declarations since 2000, latest Severe Storms and Flooding (DR-1660, 2006)[6]. Nearby: Maricopa (22), Queen Creek (14), and Chandler (20).

21% of Casa Grande's 25,137 housing units predate 1980[2] — the 5th-highest share of the 15 Phoenix-area suburbs we cover (Maricopa (2%), Queen Creek (3%), and Chandler (10%)). Aging supply lines and valves are the usual hidden-leak suspects in houses that old.

73% of Casa Grande households own their home[2], so most claims and rebuilds here are coordinated by the owner.

Out of the 15 suburbs on this site, Casa Grande has the fewest flood reports nearby (7)[5] and the lowest median home value ($303,900)[2].

How a leak spreads inside a wall

Give a leak time and it travels — outward across the floor, upward into drywall by capillary action.

Illustration, not to scale. Local exposure: 7 flood or flash-flood reports within 10 miles and 17 FEMA flood-insurance claims in area ZIPs — the longer water runs, the further it spreads. Busiest ZIP: 85122 with 9 claims.

Casa Grande storm calendar

Within 10 miles of Casa Grande, 2016–2025: 6 flash-flood reports and 1 heavy-rain report[5]. Peak: 86% in June, August, and October. Busiest year 2017 (2); 6 of 10 years had none. Busiest month August 2017 (2). Latest: flash-flood report, Oct 15, 2022, 8.1 mi out.

JFMAMJJASOND2016201720182019202020212022202320242025Aug 2017: 2Oct 2018: 2Jul 2021: 1Jun 2022: 1Oct 2022: 1
Casa Grande, 2016–2025
MonthFlash floodFloodHeavy rainAll
Jun1––1
Jul1––1
Aug2––2
Oct2–13
Darker squares, more reports. NOAA Storm Events Database[5].

water damage help in Casa Grande: what to do next

Your request reaches Water damage restoration contractors who serve Casa Grande (ZIP codes 85122, 85193, 85194).

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Shared walls and ceilings: Casa Grande homes by building type

With 70%[2] of homes detached, most Casa Grande water-damage jobs stay inside one house — the owner's policy and the owner's call.

After detached houses, the biggest group is mobile home: 3,770 of 25,137 housing units[2].

Casa Grande also has 3,770 mobile homes (15.0%); for a leak under one, ask for a crew that works on manufactured homes.

Casa Grande's 25,137 housing units by building type, 2020–2024[2]
Building typeUnitsShareMargin of error
Detached house17,51169.7%±662
Attached house (townhouse, rowhouse)5872.3%±187
Duplex (2 units)2040.8%±165
3–4 units4461.8%±169
5–9 units7092.8%±306
10–19 units3391.3%±144
20–49 units4561.8%±205
50 or more units9323.7%±432
Mobile home3,77015.0%±498
Boat, RV, van, etc.1830.7%±131

Margins of error are the Census Bureau’s 90% intervals; small categories in small cities are rough.

The data underneath this Casa Grande page

Casa Grande against the typical suburb we cover (median of 15)[2][5][1]
MeasureCasa GrandeMedian of 15Difference
Built before 198021%10%11 pts higher
Flood reports (10 mi)72215 fewer
Median home value$303,900$455,40033% lower
NFIP flood claims (area ZIPs)17214 fewer
Renter-occupied27%27%about the same
Owner-occupied73%73%about the same
Median year built200320021 year newer

Biggest gaps first. Medians are middle values across the Phoenix-area suburbs we cover, drawn from the same sources.

How Casa Grande compares with its nearest neighbours[1][5][2][4]
CityNFIP claimsFlood reports ≤10 miBuilt before 1980Renting
Casa Grande17721%27%
Maricopa 16.6 mi6222%16%
Queen Creek 24.6 mi14143%10%
Chandler 26.5 mi112010%35%
Gilbert 27.9 mi21214%27%
Mesa 34.1 mi742829%36%
Flood-insurance claims by ZIP code, since 1996[1]
ZIPClaimsPaidBusiest yearOutside high-risk zones
851229$204,2931999 (3)2 of 9
851935$02023 (2)1 of 5
851943$144,5402010 (1)3 of 3

ZIPs extend past city limits. Outside high-risk zones: claims rated in zone B, C or X, of the claims that carry a zone.

Flood claims by year (latest 12 years with claims)[1]
YearClaims
20232
20173
20152
20121
20102
19993
19982
19962
Flood claims by month of loss, Casa Grande-area ZIPs[1]
MonthClaims
January3
July6
August7
September1
Most recent flood reports within 10 miles[5]
DateTypeDistance
Oct 15, 2022Flash Flood8.1 mi
Jun 26, 2022Flash Flood4.9 mi
Jul 22, 2021Flash Flood8.6 mi
Oct 13, 2018Heavy Rain1.9 mi
Oct 2, 2018Flash Flood7.3 mi
Aug 13, 2017Flash Flood3.4 mi
Aug 3, 2017Flash Flood6.3 mi
ZIP code areas covering Casa Grande[7]
ZIP (ZCTA)Share of Casa Grande's landShare of the ZIP inside the city
8512241%81%
8519339%20%
8519418%25%

Casa Grande water damage questions

Do I need flood insurance in Casa Grande?

Homeowners policies exclude outside floodwater[9], and Casa Grande-area ZIPs have 5 NFIP claims in just the last ten years[1].

Which Casa Grande ZIP codes do these crews cover?

85122, 85193, and 85194[7], in Pinal County. Nearby pages: Maricopa (16.6 mi), Queen Creek (24.6 mi), and Chandler (26.5 mi)[4].

Which Casa Grande ZIP code has the most flood claims?

85122, with 9 NFIP claims and $204,293 paid[1].

When was the last flood report near Casa Grande?

Oct 15, 2022: a flash flood report 8.1 miles from the city center[5].

A lot of Casa Grande homes predate 1980 — what does that mean for plumbing fixtures and water heater work?

21% of Casa Grande's housing units were built before 1980, 5.1% before 1960[2] — the 5th-highest share of the 15 Phoenix-area suburbs we cover. Older supply lines and original shut-off valves are common failure points — know where your main shut-off is before you need it.

Sources

  1. OpenFEMA NFIP claims
  2. Census ACS 2020–2024 5-year (keyless bulk)
  3. Census population estimates, Vintage 2025
  4. Census Gazetteer 2025
  5. NOAA Storm Events Database
  6. OpenFEMA disaster declarations
  7. Census 2020 ZCTA–place file
  8. FEMA, Flood Zones (link unverified)
  9. FEMA FloodSmart (link unverified)

Data pulled Sep 28, 2026. Full citations and method.