Here are well-regarded water‑damage restoration options in Arizona (statewide franchises plus reputable local firms), followed by quick tips for choosing. I’ve included sources so you can check reviews, service areas and credentials.

Top national / statewide providers with Arizona locations

• SERVPRO (multiple Arizona franchises — Phoenix, Mesa, Scottsdale, etc.). Known for large equipment inventory, 24/7 response and many local franchise locations across the state. (servpro.com)
• ServiceMaster Restore (many AZ locations — Phoenix, Tucson, Prescott, Lake Havasu). Large national brand with restoration and insurance‑coordination services. (servicemasterrestore.com)
• Paul Davis Restoration (Greater Phoenix and other AZ franchises). National franchise with IICRC‑trained techs, 24/7 emergency response and reconstruction capabilities. (greater-phoenix.pauldavis.com)
• PuroClean (multiple Arizona franchises — Phoenix/Scottsdale area offices). “Paramedics of property damage” branding; offers water, mold and contents cleaning and claims support. (puroclean.com)
• Restoration 1 (locations across Arizona including Phoenix and Tucson). Local franchises of a national network; advertises 24/7 response and certified technicians. (restoration1.com)

Top local / Arizona firms and regionally recognized companies

• Rocky Mountain Restoration (Phoenix/Mesa area) — active locally; used for residential & commercial mitigation (mixed online reviews — check current ratings). (rmraz.com, yelp.com)
• Titan Restoration of AZ (Mesa, Tucson locations) — long‑time Arizona restoration contractor (BBB/Yelp info available). (bbb.org, yelp.com)
• Arizona Fire Water Restoration (Phoenix metro) — local firm with long history in the valley; appears on local “best” lists. (expertise.com)
• Dry Star / Dry Force and other local winners cited in Arizona industry rankings (several appear in Ranking Arizona’s Top restoration contractors list). Good for checking region/statewide reputation. (azbigmedia.com, expertise.com)
• Local Tucson options that rate well with the BBB (examples: Restoration 1 of Tucson, Advanced Drying, Kustom US, Damage Control & DC Restoration). Useful if you’re in southern AZ. (bbb.org)

Why these types of providers are recommended

• National franchise networks (SERVPRO, ServiceMaster, Paul Davis, PuroClean, Restoration 1) typically have large equipment inventories, standardized training, and many local franchises across Arizona for faster emergency response. (servpro.com, servicemasterrestore.com, pauldavis.com)
• Local/regional specialists can offer deep local knowledge and sometimes lower turnaround on smaller jobs — but check current reviews and BBB complaints first. (bbb.org, yelp.com)

Quick checklist — how to pick the right company

1. Certification & training — prefer IICRC‑certified technicians (industry standard). Ask for proof. (servicemasterrestore.com)
2. 24/7 emergency response and documented response time — water damage needs fast mitigation to limit loss and mold. (fcrestoration.com, restoreresults.com)
3. Insurance experience — companies that work directly with insurers and provide clear documentation make claims easier. Look for “works with insurance” on their site. (servicemasterrestore.com, restoration1.com)
4. Check reviews & complaints — Google/Yelp/BBB/Angi/Expertise; look for consistent patterns (not just single reviews). (expertise.com, bbb.org)
5. Get at least 2–3 written estimates, confirm licensing/insurance (ask for their Certificate of Insurance), and avoid contractors demanding full payment upfront. (fcrestoration.com, restoreresults.com)

If you’d like, I can:

• Narrow this to the best options in a specific city (Phoenix, Tucson, Flagstaff, Scottsdale, Yuma, etc.) and include phone numbers and current Google/BBB ratings, or
• Pull the three highest‑rated companies in your ZIP code and compare estimated response times and certifications.

Which would you prefer?