We're here to help. We know that dealing with floods may be a traumatic and anxiety-ridden experience, which is why we're here to assist you. Our team of professional and licensed specialists is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, to help you throughout the flood restoration process. To aid you in restoring your property or business to its original condition as quickly and effectively as possible, we will do everything we can

The following is our flood damage restoration process:

• Find and stem the floods
• Extract all stagnate water
• Check for want signs of structural damage
• inventory your possessions with in-depth analyzation 
• All biohazard contaminants removed that have been introduced into the region by the flood.
• To avoid additional issues, such as mold development, dehumidify the afflicted areas.
• Begin the restoration process (whenever necessary)

As we've seen in recent years, floods can happen anywhere at any time. Unfortunately, while most homeowners insurance policies cover water damage from a burst pipe or leaky roof, they typically do not cover damage from floods. That's why it's essential to understand your policy and what it covers – as well as what it doesn't.

If you live in a high-risk area for flooding, consider purchasing flood insurance. This type of insurance is typically sold through the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) and can help cover the cost of repairs if a flood damages your home.

Flooding can occur due to heavy rains, storm surges, blocked drainage systems, or broken levees. Most often in Southwest Florida, flooding is caused by a combination of the first three conditions. During the wet season (May-October), thunderstorms drop large amounts of rain in a short period of time. If the ground is already saturated from previous rains, the rainwater has nowhere to go but to flood the area.

Additionally, common causes of flooding in the home are:

• Damaged pipes within the walls of a home
• A leaking or damaged roof is a hazard and poses an increased chance of flooding
• Backup of sewage and drainage Water cannot drain properly. 
• If you have a sump pump, this is an additional item that needs to be checked as it commonly causes flooding
• Dishwasher and other appliance malfunctions

Floods can pose a serious health risk to people living in areas that are prone to flooding. The health risks associated with floods include exposure to contaminated water, increased risk of injuries and drowning, and mental health problems.

Exposure to contaminated water is the most common health risk associated with floods. Floodwater can contain sewage and other contaminants that can cause serious illnesses, such as hepatitis A and dysentery. Therefore, it is important to avoid contact with floodwater, as well as any objects that have been contaminated by floodwater.

The team at True North Restoration of SW FL, is the one to call for emergency flood damage repair in SW FL. Our staff of trained experts who are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, to assist you with your crisis. They will work swiftly to assess the damage and develop a strategy for recovery that will restore your house or business to its original state. Contact us immediately.