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Every restoration project is unique, and it requires a unique plan. Therefore, there is no fixed cost we can provide. However, we offer a free estimate and pre-restoration consultations. You can schedule a free inspection with us today, or contact (813) 327-7737

Water damage can be a growing problem. The longer you wait to resolve the problem, the worse it becomes. If your property has carpeting, you can expect the following:

  • Tearing and Ripping: Water weakens the carpet fibers and latex backing over time causing the carpet to become more susceptible to tears and rips.
  • Fire Hazard: Some properties may have electrical wiring underneath the carpets. Over time, the insulation barrier may become weak and when in close contact with water become a serious fire hazard.
  • Mold Growth: Any damp surface exposed to water damage such as carpets and drywalls are prone to grow harmful fungi like mold.
  • Musty Odors: Stale moisture on carpets and mold growth produce musty smells that are hard to get rid of. Air fresheners only mask these odd smells but don’t necessarily remove their causes.
  • Pest Attraction: Common household pest are drawn in by damp surfaces. Rats and roaches love it even more when that surface is your carpet. These pests can haul in deadly germs that can infect people and pets that come into direct contact with the carpet.

Smoke can act as an acid and will eat away at different materials if left too long. As a result, the structure will weaken, contents will be damaged, and it will create a health risk. Our 24/7 fire damage team will quickly clean up and restore your home to pre-fire condition. You can schedule a free inspection with us today, or contact (813) 327-7737

Mold spores are extremely minuscule, lightweight, and easily detached by airflow, vacuuming, walking on carpet, or sitting on a couch. They produce and release millions of spores, which are small enough to stay airborne, threatening to attack the human respiratory system.