Pensacola Flood Damage Restoration

24/7 Emergency Water Damage Restoration

Timing is everything when dealing with water damage. Whether it’s a broken or leaking pipe, a toilet or sink overflow, refrigerator, dishwasher or washing machine, or flooded attic or crawlspace due to storms or a hurricane, we will find the source, stop the flooding, provide full extraction and structural drying, and then full damage restoration and rebuild services. The earlier you contact FP Property Restoration for water damage repair, the faster we can be on-site and begin the drying process. When we are able to be at your home or commercial property fast, we are able to mitigate any further damage. Furthermore, our drying process can prevent future mold growth.

We are preferred vendors for over 20 Florida homeowner insurance carriers; we work with these carriers daily. When called on for service, we will work diligently with your insurance company to ensure your home or business is restored and repaired in a timely manner.

Wet materials are also a sign of not only mold but factors that lead to mold. It is imperative that water damage is addressed immediately to prevent mold. However, long-term leaks—like sink leaks, plumbing leaks, and fridge leaks—all can lead to mold when they go undiscovered for an extended amount of time.

When the drying of your water damage is complete, we are ready to begin repairs. FP Property Restoration has a repair division ready to step in and finish out the process by getting your home or business put back together just as fast as we dried it.

Our emergency water damage restoration steps typically include:

• Emergency flood damage cleanup
• Saving contents and furniture from damage
• Inspection and documentation in case an insurance claim is required
• Structural drying
• Dehumidification
• Ensuring there are no safety hazards from the water
• Setting up drying methods for all areas
• Make sure wet carpet and hardwood floors are thoroughly dried
• Documenting all water damage
• Contact your insurance carrier to assist in opening a claim

Our team of experts at FP Property Restoration provides numerous water damage restoration services including but not limited to:

• Extraction of standing water (all water categories and causes)
• Structural drying of water damage and flood damage
• Dehumidification
• Mold prevention and inspection
• Drying, moving, and storing contents
• Water damage and flood damage repairs; we are a licensed general contractor in Florida
• Removal and disposal of water-damaged materials
• Disinfecting after water damage
• Free water damage and mold damage inspection and estimate

Never hire a water damage restoration company without asking to see their applicable state and local license, credentials, and certifications. Even more importantly, verify that they carry all the proper insurances to perform this category of work.

Our Project Managers can provide, upon request, copies of our:

• Water damage certifications (IICRC, NORMMI, etc.)
• Workers’ compensation policy ($1 million minimal)
• Liability policy and umbrella policy
• General contracting license
• Mold remediation license
• A+ Better Business Bureau documentation
• References from past water damage customers

Throughout our years in business, FP Property Restoration has performed thousands of residential and commercial water damage restoration projects for water damages caused by:

• Pipe breaks
• Plumbing leaks of all kinds
• Appliance malfunctions, like washing machine overflow, fridge line leaks, and dishwasher overflows
• Rising water from flooding or natural disasters
• Roof and window leaks
• Rain, storms, and hurricane damage
• Toilet and sink overflows
• Sewage and septic tank backups

Rest assured, if there is water damage, we have seen it before and we know what to do.

Along the way we have dried and repaired water damage for:

• Thousands of Pensacola residents
• Hurricane Sandy victims
• Hurricane Mathew victims
• Hurricane Harvey victims
• Hurricane Irma victims
• Hurricane Florence victims
• Hurricane Michael victims
• Commercial properties, including schools, jails, universities, apartments communities, high rises, churches, hotels, restaurants, and shopping centers