Extraction, structural drying and dehumidification after floods, burst pipes or slow leaks.
Mold starts growing 24 to 48 hours after the water arrives.
Why it is urgent
A burst pipe, a failed water heater or a flood leaves water you cannot see: it runs under the flooring, inside the walls and into the ceiling insulation.
The surface dries on its own within hours and gives the false impression that the problem is over. The trapped moisture is still there, and within 24 to 48 hours mold begins to grow.
Acting in those first hours is what decides whether this is a drying job or a full rebuild.
What it includes
No fine print: this is exactly what we do, and in what order.
We shut off the water at its origin and secure the area so the damage stops spreading.
High-volume extraction equipment pulls standing water out of floors, carpet and crawl spaces.
Meters and a thermal camera locate moisture inside walls and under flooring, where you cannot see it.
Dehumidifiers and high-velocity air movers placed according to the real moisture load of the space.
We log readings every day until materials return to normal levels. That log is what backs up your claim.
We put back drywall, flooring and paint, and leave the room finished.
Why us
We document with daily moisture readings — the evidence your insurance carrier needs in order to approve the work.
We dry it and we rebuild it — one company from start to finish.
If mold shows up during drying, we treat it without stopping the job.
We live and work in this community. We are not a national franchise dispatching a crew from another state.
Warranty
Interior repairs
1 year
Roofing work
20 years
It covers our workmanship. Materials additionally carry their manufacturer's warranty, which is handed over with the job.
It does not cover new damage. If a problem shows up later from another cause — another storm, another leak, lack of maintenance, or work done by somebody else — that is a separate loss and gets handled as one.
The term that applies to your job is put in writing in the service agreement before work starts.
A real job
Same kind of damage, in a home nearby.
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AFTER photo
Water reached the kitchen and part of the living room. Extraction, structural drying with daily monitoring, and replacement of the laminate flooring and lower drywall.
Winter Park, FL · 4 days of drying
A leak in the supply line under the concrete slab pushed moisture up into the carpet, with no visible drip anywhere. The flooring came out, a flood cut opened the drywall, and the slab and wall cavity were dried with dehumidification.
Kissimmee, FL · 5 days of drying
Frequently asked
If your question is not here, call us and we will answer it on the phone, no obligation.
Most residential jobs take 3 to 5 days. It depends on the affected material, the volume of water and the ambient humidity. We give you an estimate the same day we inspect, and confirm it with the daily readings.
Florida policies usually cover sudden and accidental damage, like a pipe that bursts. Gradual deterioration from lack of maintenance normally is not covered. We document the cause with dated photos and moisture readings — that is what your adjuster uses to decide coverage.
A household fan moves air, but it does not remove humidity from the room or from inside the walls. Without real dehumidification the water stays in the material and mold appears anyway. And without a log of readings, your carrier may deny the claim.
In most cases, no. We isolate the affected area and work zone by zone. If the damage compromises the electrical system or there is sewage contamination, we tell you straight on day one.
24-hour emergency service, 7 days a week
Call us and we will tell you on that same call what to do right now, even if you end up hiring someone else. The inspection is free and so is the advice.
We serve Windermere, Winter Park, Lake Nona, Dr. Phillips, Bay Hill, Golden Oak, Bella Collina, Montverde, Heathrow, Lake Mary, Longwood, Maitland, Celebration, Winter Garden, Horizon West and the rest of Central Florida.
