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January 15, 2025
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There are many perks to living in Florida, but hurricanes certainly aren’t one of them. Of course, this isn’t anything new to you, but maybe you’re not aware of the depth of the damage these freaks of nature can create. According to the weather statistics site wunderground.com, 2005’s Hurricane Katrina created more than 100 billion dollars in wreckage, ripping violently through the southeast, and parts of Florida.
Just a year earlier, Hurricane Charley made its way directly through Sarasota and caused 15 billion in damage, overall. For most of us, Florida offers a relaxing, comfortable lifestyle; but dealing with the harsh reality of these natural disasters can be difficult, to say the least. We’re here to tell you exactly how we can save your home, after a hurricane has just blown through.
One of your nightmares has just come true—a hurricane has hit your town and ravaged your home. You’re wading through water on your living room floor, your roof is leaking, and there’s no place for you to sit. It’s understandable that you’d be overwhelmed in a situation like this. What do you address first? Can your home be salvaged or is it too late?
Your roof is arguably the most important structure in your entire home, as it’s ultimately what protects you and your family from the elements. But when it’s been damaged in some way, like in a hurricane, the leaking water isn’t just a nuisance. It can cause mold and mildew buildup overtime, which has the capacity to make everyone sick.
Our experienced contractors suggest that regular roof maintenance is the key to a roof that will withstand harsh weather conditions. Actually, the most common cause of a leaking roof is due in part to a lack of consistent upkeep. However, we realize that if a storm is strong enough, regular maintenance might not even matter so much—the result of such a storm is a water-soaked home interior.
When this happens, our IICRC trained staff are equipped with superior hurricane services in Sarasota, to address a variety of water-logged structures in your home.
It’s probably no new news to you that carpeting found in Florida homes tends to harbor moisture, due to the state’s ultra-humid climate. And, along with this moisture comes bacteria, allergens, and other microscopic organisms that can be harmful to you and your family.
It’s a given, then, that when this carpeting experiences a hefty flooding, these concerns would only be amplified. Our carpeting technicians have the skills and the state-of-the-art technology to combat carpet floods from even the worst hurricanes Florida has ever seen.
When hurricane flooding does a number on your wood floors, time is definitely of the essence. Wood flooring is a temperamental thing, and even the mildest changes in temperature and moisture can effect its structural integrity—just imagine what a significant flood can do.
Our experienced technicians offer you a one-hour guarantee, so that we’re at your residence just in time to rid your floors of all that ugly hurricane-induced water.
The damage usually caused by hurricanes isn’t a casual, no-sweat kind of thing. More often than not, it’s thousands upon thousands of dollars worth of wreckage. In this circumstance, you’re really at risk for losing a lot, and it’s exactly why you need to call upon true, certified professionals to salvage the most vital structures of your home. Don’t hesitate to call us, anytime—we’re standing by, ready to serve you.
Yes, we work with all major insurance companies and assist you throughout the claims process.
We offer 24/7 emergency flood clean-up services and aim to respond within an hour of your call.
We proudly serve Sarasota, Manatee, and Port Charlotte Counties.
We handle all types of storm damage, including water, flood, and wind damage repair.
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