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Palm Desert Crews See Spike in Empty-House Leaks as Seasonal Owners Leave for Summer

  • Ryan’s Home Services reports more service calls for vacant homes in Palm Desert each spring and early summer as seasonal owners leave for warmer months.
  • Reported problems include leaking sinks, running toilets, failed water heaters, and backed-up air-conditioner drains.
  • Ryan Schroeder, president of Ryan’s Home Services, said small problems in May can cause major kitchen damage by September.
  • Ryan’s Home Services advises seasonal homeowners to complete a home-maintenance checklist before leaving and after returning.
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Palm Desert Crews See Spike in Empty-House Leaks as Seasonal Owners Leave for Summer

Cherry Valley, CA / Storyteller / Sep 22, 2026 /

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KITV4 News broke the news in Honolulu, United States on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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