Showing posts with label flood damage restoration Florida. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flood damage restoration Florida. Show all posts

Sunday, July 25, 2021

Storm and Hurricane Damage Construction and Repair in Florida


Florida is no stranger to hurricanes, being situated near the coast. These natural calamities plus other severe weather phenomenon can be devastating to both human life and physical structures, so there is a need for preparedness and vigilance every time the hurricane season starts. Prepare your contingency plan, protect your property and evacuate when necessary.

If a severe storm or hurricane strikes your property in Southwest Florida this hurricane season and leaves it damaged, rely on a professional, such as ServiceMaster by Wright, to conduct the repairs and restoration needed to return it to pre-loss condition.

We Cater to Your Property After Storm or Hurricane Damage

Reconstruction and repair services may be needed to repair water damage caused by a hurricane. This process needs to be performed by a professional to not miss any spots and commit mistakes. It should also be done quickly to prevent further property damage.

ServiceMaster by Wright is an experienced reconstruction and repair company in Southwest Florida. We are also trusted to manage the entire reconstruction process. Our expert team has the knowledge and expertise needed to complete your project, focusing on quality and guaranteeing service. We cater to residential and commercial properties in Southwest Florida and work closely with insurance companies to help policyholders with water damage restoration, reconstruction and repairs after storms or hurricanes.

Our Professional Services in Fort Myers, Florida, & Surrounding Areas

Locally Owned with National Resources

ServiceMaster by Wright is a part of ServiceMaster Restore's national network of 1,900 franchises. We combine this scale and experience with the personalized guidance and service of a locally owned and operated company in Fort Myers, Florida. We live and work in the same neighborhoods as our customers. For major storms and disasters, we can even call upon special disaster recovery teams for additional resources.

Make an Appointment With Our Expert Team Today.

Storm or hurricane damage cannot wait. We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at (239) 431-9947 to respond to your storm or hurricane damage emergency in Bonita SpringsBradenton, Cape Coral, Captiva, Englewood, Estero, Fort Myers, Iona, LaBelle, Lehigh Acres, Longboat Key, Marco Island, Naples, North Port, Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, San Carlos Park, Sanibel Island, Sarasota, Siesta Key, and Venice, Florida.
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Sunday, May 30, 2021

5 Different Types of Floods and Where They Occur

 


Flooding does not come as a surprise to most Floridians, since the state of Florida is surrounded by water. However normal an event flooding is, it isn't always straightforward. Flooding comes in different types, and each type can cause a different kind of damage on a property. Fortunately, there are companies like ServiceMaster by Wright of Florida who can professionally bring back a flooded home to pre-damage condition.
 
While home and business owners can easily secure the services of professionals for flood damage restoration, it is still important to know about the different types of floods that can affect your property. Preparation is key to surviving disasters and keeping people safe; read about the five different types of floods below.


5 Different Types of Floods

  • Coastal flooding - this is a type of flood formed by the accumulation of water on land caused by heavy rainfall, storm surge, tides, or waves. Coastal flooding is expected to rise due to climate change, especially in areas close to the ocean, such as Florida. Consequences of coastal flooding include drownings; injuries; water-borne illnesses, especially from contaminated water; and mental health problems from the stress and injuries brought by flooding. Coastal flooding could also cause mold damage, which in turn could cause respiratory illnesses. Coastal flooding comes in three levels: (1) minor, with low likelihood of property damage and threat to life, (2) moderate, with an elevated likelihood of property damage and could possibly be life-threatening, and (3) major, with a significant likelihood of property damage and can be seriously life-threatening. 
  • River flooding - this type of flooding happens when water overflows or rises over the top of riverbanks, which could occur regardless of the size of the river or stream. River flooding can be caused by heavy rainfall, storms and thunderstorms that last for a long time, snowmelt, or ice jams. Major property damages can occur if a dam or dike breaks, even if river floods can be predicted beforehand. 
  • Flash flooding - flash flooding is caused by extreme thunderstorms, tropical storms, and hurricanes, which often begins within 6 hours after heavy rainfall begins. Factors that could contribute to the severity of a flash flood include the intensity and location of the rainfall, the landscape, and the soil type and condition. Urban areas are more prone to flash floods compared to suburban or rural areas. The main danger of flash floods is their quick occurrence, leaving very little time for preparation. They can be powerful enough to uproot trees, move boulders, destroy infrastructure, trigger mudslides, and can cause significant structural damage.
  • Groundwater flooding - this occurs when significant rain causes water from inundated drainage systems to overflow into the streets and nearby properties, occurring in both rural and urban areas. Groundwater flooding may continue for weeks or months until the soil can absorb the water, which could be troublesome for homeowners. They can lead to damage to structure and long-term effects such as mold damage.
  • Sewage flooding - sewage flooding happens when sewers or sewage systems are overwhelmed by unexpected heavy rainfall and release untreated sewage into bodies of water. This can leak or come up through toilets, showers, or sinks. Sewage flooding is very hazardous because it involves contaminated water with harmful bacteria and chemicals that may cause infections, diarrhea, vomiting, fever and other illnesses. Sewage flooding can best be removed by professional cleaners such as ServiceMaster by Wright

 

Flood Damage Restoration?

Contact ServiceMaster by Wright, Southwest Florida's Trusted Restoration Company



When it comes to professional flood water extraction and removal in Southwest Florida, ServiceMaster by Wright is the company to call. For over 40 years, we have been helping residential and commercial properties from Bradenton to Marco Island, Florida and surrounding areas recover from the damage and mental stress brought by a firewater, or mold damage incident. 

ServiceMaster by Wright is an IICRC-certified firm employing licensed and fully-bonded technicians who are trained and experienced in disaster cleanup and restoration and are knowledgeable with the industry’s latest practices and procedures and use only state-of-the-art cleaning equipment and solutions. We are also a Preferred Vendor for insurance companies in Southwest Florida and can help policyholders navigate the uncertainty following flood damage.

Contact ServiceMaster by Wright at (239) 431-9947 for professional flood damage restoration from Bradenton to Marco Island, Florida and surrounding areas. Our Emergency Response Team is available 24 hours a day7 days a week365 days a year

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