Fountain Hills
Arizona
Fountain Hills homes sit on hillside lots, with water heaters and equipment tucked into spaces that drain wherever the slope decides. When a water heater lets go, the first question is whether it's the tank or the fitting. Those are two very different conversations, and only one of them costs real money.
Frankie figures out which before anybody starts talking about a tankless replacement. If it's the fitting, you pay for a fitting.
Ethel keeps the day on schedule. Frankie keeps the water where it belongs.
Built Around a Fountain You Can See from the Superstitions
Fountain Hills is built around a fountain that shoots higher than the Washington Monument, runs on the hour, and can be seen from the Superstitions. The town leaned all the way into it — the park, the lake, and around 150 pieces of public art scattered through a community wrapped in McDowell Mountain desert. It is a genuinely unusual place and it knows it.
The homes here sit on hillside lots with garages, water heaters and equipment tucked into spaces that drain in whatever direction the slope decides. When a water heater lets go in Fountain Hills, the first question is whether it's the tank or the fitting, because those are two very different conversations and only one of them costs real money. Fix it Frankie figures out which before anybody starts talking about a tankless replacement.
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