When a storm puts a tree through the roof, pushes water under the doors or floods a basement, the first hours decide how much of the building you keep. Complete Water Removal secures the property, gets the water out and starts drying the same day, then stays through the rebuild.
We are also set up for catastrophe work: multi-unit and commercial losses, hurricane response, and jobs where the drying plan, the asbestos question and the rebuild have to be managed together. John Henderson is a large-loss catastrophe specialist, and the company holds Florida building and roofing contractor licenses so the same team can respond in Cape Coral, Fort Myers and Southwest Florida after a hurricane.
What we do after a storm
- Emergency board-up and roof tarping to keep more weather out.
- Tree removal from structures, with the roof secured the same visit.
- Water extraction from basements, crawl spaces and living areas.
- Debris and content removal, with salvageable items packed out and protected.
- Structural drying and antimicrobial treatment of everything that was wet.
- Documentation for your insurance claim from the first visit, in the format adjusters expect.
- Rebuild: roofing, drywall, flooring, paint.
Flood water is contaminated water
Water that came in from outside carries soil, bacteria and whatever was in the street. It is treated as contaminated: porous materials it touched are removed, and surfaces are cleaned and sanitized before drying and rebuild.