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Here in Florida, and specifically coastal areas such as Sarasota, water damage is an ever-looming possibility. Torrential downpours in a short period of time causing flooding, and of course hurricanes, wreak property damage that reaches tens of thousands of dollars. After water damage events, a moisture meter is often used in order to properly assess the amount of moisture in solid materials, whether it be carpet or wood. Moisture meters are also a great tool because they are non-destructive, and who wants or needs any more of that after a severe weather event?
Whatever the chosen functionality of the meter, it is recommended a water restoration professional be called in due to some of the equipment used. Why? There are often specialized devices which read the collected data, and expertise with the instrumentation is essential.
Likewise, here in Sarasota, it is especially important after a natural event to seek professional water restoration aid and advice so that you get an accurate appraisal of the water damage, not only to save your structure, baseboards and flooring, but to do so in the most cost-efficient way possible. Field experience is an invaluable way to make sure you get the biggest bang for your buck, and our professionals are prepared to assist you.
Though we love Sarasota, it's coast, waterways and year-round gorgeous weather, as residents we realize the imminent risks water damage poses in our beautiful city. Always be prepared, know your plan for severe weather events, know the signs of water and other damage after storms and call in one of our professionals to assist you in fully recovering from any disaster, large or small.
Most home insurance policies cover sudden and accidental water damage from burst pipes. Check your policy details for specific coverage.
Yes, a broken water heater can lead to a high electric bill. If it's not heating water efficiently, a broken water heater may consume more energy and increase your utility bill.
Yes, if you have a broken water heater, it can potentially lead to carbon monoxide leaks. If you suspect a carbon monoxide leak, call us for an emergency response.
While minor leaks can be fixed with DIY methods, it's advisable to consult a professional restoration company, like Accutech Restoration & Remodeling, for significant damage to ensure proper repair and prevent future issues.
Yes, mold can grow under tiles if there is constant moisture or water damage.
Yes, water can seep through grout lines if they are cracked or improperly sealed. You may contact us for help with water leaks and bathroom floor water damage.
Yes, we can remove mold from carpets affected by water damage. We use specialized cleaning techniques to prevent health risks.
Homeowners' insurance typically covers water damage caused by a water heater leak or broken water heater, but it may not cover the cost of repairing or replacing the heater itself. You may contact us for help navigating your insurance claim.
We recommend clearing the area around the damaged drywall to give our technicians easy access.
Preventing flood damage involves proactive measures such as maintaining gutters, ensuring proper drainage around your property, and considering flood-resistant building materials. Accutech Restoration & Remodeling offers tips and resources to help you safeguard your home against future flooding incidents.
To prevent floor warping from water damage, quickly clean up any spills or leaks to avoid prolonged exposure to moisture. You can use mats or rugs in high-moisture areas to keep them dry.
Remove any affected tiles and clean the area thoroughly with a mold-specific cleaner.
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