Storms in Lake Nona Can Cause Flood Damage

1/27/2022 (Permalink)

Lake Nona residents know that when a storm strikes, SERVPRO is HERE TO HELP.

Get Flood Damage to a Lake Nona Property Under Control with SERVPRO

Florida is well known for the rain and storms that fall upon it every year. Lake Nona cannot escape Mother Nature, so it is also vulnerable to stormwater seeping into homes and damaging them. Recovering a house after it floods requires a comprehensive look at the damage and a plan to minimize the time and financial loss associated with the disaster. To help you manage the remediation process, rely on a professional team for the best results.

In Lake Nona, the flood damage restoration team you want to call is SERVPRO. Our team is available around the clock and ready to handle situations regardless of severity. The foundation of our approach is set when our team assesses the situation and outlines priorities. Often our clients can identify visible issues, but they do not have the tools and equipment necessary to detect potential threats hiding within the home.

When you hire SERVPRO for emergency water services, you can count on us to focus on protecting your personal belongings at the same time we work on your home’s structural and building elements. For items unaffected by stormwaters, we attempt to isolate them to avoid damage.

Separation can happen by setting up a staging area within your house or providing move-out services while the work is being conducted. For water extraction from floors, walls, and other items, we rely on the following-

• Portable pumps that help us extract medium-level volumes of water
  
• Truck-mounted pumps for a significant volume of standing water, particularly if we need to coordinate with municipal sewage to dispose of it
  
• Handheld wand attachments to help us reach and extract water within cabinets, toe-kicks, and some flooring

SERVPRO of South Orange County is at your service by calling (407) 226-2621. Do not let flooding of your home become overwhelming. With our help, it will look and feel “Like it never even happened.”