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Storm Damage in Florida

Storm damage in Florida might become what is termed a large loss event. That is one requiring a lot of storm damage restoration equipment and a 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 at a moment’s notice.

Flooding Can Cause a Sewage Back Up

While floods are probably best known for causing extensive water damage to homes and businesses, they can also cause sewage from sanitary sewer lines to back up into houses through drain pipes. These backups not only cause damage that is difficult and expensive to repair, but also create health hazards.

Wood Floors Damaged by Storm Flooding

When flooding strikes there is unfortunately not much you can do to prevent damages to your wood floors. When your home's is affected by flooding there will most likely be buckling and cupping. meaning your floors will need to be removed and replaced.

Storm Damages to a Ceiling

Many damages could occur to your home during a storm.  Water staining to your ceiling is a clear indication of roof damage. High winds and heavy rains could cause water damage in many areas of your home so it is always a good idea to watch for water staining during and after a storm. 

Storm Damages from a Storm

Falling debris can oftentimes be the biggest cause of damages to a home during and after a storm.  When you have advanced warning of a storm it is best to try and clear any loose items that could case damages to you or your neighbors homes.  It is important to keep proper maintenance of the trees on your property, do not wait for a storm to approach to keep your trees well-trimmed. 

Continuing Education Classes

SERVPRO of Altamonte Springs/ Longwood is proud to host a Free Continuing Education class annually. We are committed to educating not only our employees, but members and businesses of the community that we serve.