After a strong storm, what's left isn't just water: it's hidden moisture that keeps working after the sun is back. In Central Florida the season runs from June 1 to Nov. 30, and a single night of rain can push water through doors, garages and roofs.
What you can't see costs the most
Wind lifts shingles and lets water in through the roof; the water stays in the attic, the insulation and the drywall. If it isn't dried, mold starts in two days. NOAA estimates an average of 14 named storms per season.
| Damage | What to check first | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Standing water | Garage and low patios | Extraction and drying |
| Roofs | Loose or missing shingles | Temporary board-up |
| Leaks | Stains on the ceiling | Thermal imaging inspection |
| Debris | Patios and access | Removal and cleanup |
Our process after the storm
- Fast response. We assess and secure the area.
- Temporary board-up. We cover roofs and openings to keep water out.
- Extraction and drying. We remove the water and dry the structure.
- Verification. We measure and hand you the report.
«The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to Nov. 30.» — NOAA
Don't wait for the smell to warn you. If water got in, it has to be dried. Call us and we'll come the same day.