A storm in Orlando, Florida, induced broken pipe led to standing water on this engineered flooring in a South Orlando home office. SERVPRO of South Orlando received the emergency call immediately from the homeowner and arrived soon after. We salvaged the flooring material with fast water removal. Credit is due to the homeowner for not delaying in calling us for help.

When a flood causes significant damage to your home, you need help from the professionals at SERVPRO. Our fast response will limit the damage, prevent further damage, and reduce your restoration cost. SERVPRO of South Orlando has the training, equipment, and expertise to restore your home to pre-damage condition. “Like it never even happened.”

During the remodeling of a commercial building in Edgewood, a tropical storm flooded the interior, causing damage and swift water removal. SERVPRO of South Orlando crews can respond within hours to start the extraction and mitigate the damage to this enterprise.

The stormwater carried along mud and debris through the garage to the kitchen entrance in this South Orlando house. To mitigate damages, SERVPRO of South Orlando crew members can move flooring and furnishings out of harm's way and then begin the water extraction. The less damage, the less restoration and disinfecting to do.

When your property suffers a storm damage emergency, there is only one team to trust, and that is the team at SERVPRO at South Orlando. Our experts know that a storm can strike at any time and we are ready 24/7. SERVPRO of South Orlando has the training, equipment, and experience to restore your property to pre-damage condition. We’re Faster to Any Size Disaster!

Storm damage in Edgewood might become what is termed a large loss event. That is one requiring a lot of storm damage restoration equipment and sufficient amount of technicians to handle the project. SERVPRO has large tractor-trailers stocked with the equipment needed to remediate a large loss storm damage event. These trucks are ready to be dispatched on a moment’s notice.

Storm damage to this Edgewood home was the result of high winds associated with a strong band of thunderstorms. The gusty winds damaged a portion of the roof of the house making way for rainwater to enter the attic and eventually soak some insulation and the pictured ceiling.