At DRYCOR RESTORE, we follow a time-tested and highly effective water damage cleanup process that gets results fast. We maintain a stellar reputation for excellence in the industry. Our process is backed by years of experience and designed to protect your health, property, and peace of mind.

Our water damage cleanup process is as follows:

1. Assessment and Inspection: Our experts are available 24/7 for emergency response and will get out to your property ASAP. They will assess the water damage, identifying its source and extent to determine the necessary actions.
2. Water Extraction: We swiftly remove standing water using specialized equipment to prevent further damage.
3. Drying and Dehumidification: High-capacity fans and dehumidifiers are deployed to thoroughly dry the affected area, preventing mold growth.
4. Cleaning and Sanitizing: We clean and disinfect surfaces to ensure a safe and hygienic environment.
5. Repairs and Restoration: Our skilled technicians repair structural damage and restore your property to its pre-damage condition.
6. Final Inspection: We conduct a final inspection to verify that all damage has been addressed and the area is safe for occupancy.
7. Documentation and Communication: Detailed documentation is provided for insurance purposes in order to get you the maximum amount out of your insurance claim. We maintain transparent communication with you and your insurance provider throughout the process.
   

Understanding what your insurance covers can help ease the stress during a water damage emergency. In many cases, homeowners' insurance will help cover the cost of water damage restoration—but not always.

Homeowner's insurance will cover water damage if:

• Sudden & Accidental: If water damage is sudden and accidental, like a burst pipe or a malfunctioning appliance, it's usually covered.
• Storm Damage: Wind, hail, lightning, frozen plumbing, and more are typically covered, as this is something a homeowner can't control.
• Vandalism: If someone intentionally floods your home, the water damage resulting from that act of vandalism is generally covered.
• Fire Extinguishing: If your home gets water damage from firefighters extinguishing a fire, that's usually covered.

Homeowner's insurance will not cover water damage if:

• Property Neglect or Poor Maintenance: If the damage results from a lack of maintenance, such as not fixing a known leak, it's unlikely to be covered.
• Floods: Natural floods from overflowing rivers, heavy rain, or storm surges are not covered by standard homeowners' insurance. For this, you'll need separate flood insurance.
• Sewer Backups: Water or sewage that backs up through sewers or drains is not covered under standard homeowners' insurance, unless you have a specific endorsement or additional policy for it.
• Ground Seepage: Water that seeps into your home from the ground typically isn't covered.

When disaster strikes, DRYCOR RESTORE of Haines City is the top choice for water damage restoration in Haines City and the surrounding areas. We are available 24/7/365 to respond to your emergency and start restoring your property quickly. With 20 years in the industry, free damage inspections, and a team of certified professionals, we offer a level of service that stands above the rest. Whether it's minor water damage or a major flood, we're ready to help—fast. Call us today!