Miami Beach Restoration Company - Flood Damage Restoration

 

No matter what area of Miami Beach, FL you live in, you’ve probably witnessed this scenario: it’s a clear day with scattered clouds; in a short span, the wind picks up speed, dark clouds start rolling in and the next thing you know you find yourself caught in a fierce storm. Such events are not uncommon. Sudden rainstorms or overflowing rivers or lakes can cause water to intrude into your property, flooding it. Not just that, even something as simple as a burst pipe may cause your property to be flooded. Following such events, it is important to react quickly and contact a professional from Miami Beach Restoration Company for flood damage restoration services by dialing 786-322-1044 to minimize your losses and recover from the adverse outcome.

TYPES OF FLOODING WE ADDRESS:

Category One:

This type of flooding comprises clear water and comes from a broken water supply line or an overflowing sink or bathtub. Since the water remains uncontaminated, this poses no health hazards and is more of a nuisance that needs to be addressed right away. Standing water, that’s left unchecked for more than 48 hours can start corroding metal, deteriorate building materials and more.

• How we handle it?

At first, we remove soaked objects from the vicinity and address the source of the flooding. If it’s a burst pipe that’s to be blamed, our experts will fix it right away. Once that’s done, we bring out our heavy-duty pumps to extract the water and then follow it up by drying the area extensively with high-speed blowers.

Category Two:

This type of flooding, also known as grey water, arises from dish washers, toilets, washing machines, and other sources that are ‘unclean’ i.e. they carry some extent of biological, physical or chemical contaminants. It can create the perfect setting for mold and bacteria growth.

• How we handle it?

The experts from Miami Beach Restoration Company repeat all the steps from Category One type of flooding. Once we’re certain all the moisture has been removed, the property is cleaned with disinfectants to remove all signs of contamination and curb mold growth.

Category Three:

Also known as black water, this category comprises the most hazardous type of floodwater. Floods from natural disasters can bring black water into your home. Overflowing drains and sewage backup can also result in the same. Containing disease-causing bacteria, debris and other dangerous chemicals, it can cause serious illnesses and heavy damage to your property.

• How we handle it?

We repeat all the steps followed in Category One and Category Two types of flooding; however, the property is evacuated at first. Since the level of contamination is high, we use specialized chemicals and disinfectants to thoroughly remove all traces of disease-causing bacteria and mold. Prevalent odors are also removed using deodorizers and air movers. The contamination levels are then checked to make sure there’s no traces of it left on your floors or possessions.

From ‘chaos’ to ‘order’

When you call us on 786-322-1044 reporting a flooding event in Miami Beach, FL area, no matter what category the flood belongs to, trust us to have the right solution. We understand that immediate intervention can curtail losses to a bare minimum – and that’s why we have a response time less than 30 minutes. From drying up your property to cleaning up once we’re through; expect us to bring order back into the chaos brought about by an unexpected flood.