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Water damage in Florida? Get a local pro on the phone now.

Burst pipe, AC leak, hurricane flooding or sewage backup: call our free 24/7 line and we'll connect you with an independent restoration company that serves your area.

  • Free, no obligation
  • Answered 24/7
  • All 67 counties
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  • 24/7Free call line, every day
  • 67Florida counties covered
  • 53+Florida cities with local pages
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Water damage restoration services across Florida

Local companies in our network handle emergency cleanup, drying, plumbing and repairs for homes and businesses.

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Mold remediation

Mold assessment, removal and prevention after leaks and floods.

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Water damage cost and drying calculator

Get a rough planning range for cleanup and drying, based on area, water type and how far it spread.

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A rough planning range, not a quote. Real prices depend on your home, the damage and the provider.

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Why water damage moves fast in Florida

Florida's climate and construction create risks you won't find in most states.

Hurricanes and storm surge

Hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30. Wind-driven rain, roof damage and surge bring water inside fast.

Heat, humidity and mold

Florida's climate means wet drywall and carpet can start growing mold within 24 to 48 hours.

AC condensate overflows

Air conditioners run most of the year. Algae-clogged drain lines are one of the most common indoor leaks.

Slab leaks

Most Florida homes sit on concrete slabs, so a leaking pipe underneath can go unnoticed for weeks.

Florida regions we cover

One number works statewide, from the Panhandle to the Keys.

South Florida

Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach

MiamiHialeahMiami GardensHomestead

Tampa Bay

Tampa, St. Petersburg and Clearwater

TampaSt. PetersburgClearwaterBrandon

Central Florida

Orlando, Kissimmee and Daytona Beach

OrlandoKissimmeeSanfordWinter Park

Northeast Florida

Jacksonville, St. Augustine and Gainesville

JacksonvilleSt. AugustineGainesvillePalm Coast

Florida Panhandle

Tallahassee, Pensacola and Panama City

TallahasseePensacolaPanama CityDestin

Florida Keys

Key West, Marathon and Key Largo

Key WestMarathonKey Largo

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How it works

One call, no forms, no cost to you.

  1. Call the free line

    Tell us what happened and where. It takes about two minutes.

  2. Get connected

    We route your call to an independent restoration company that serves your area.

  3. Ask the right questions

    Confirm license, insurance, arrival time and pricing before you agree to anything.

  4. Inspection and plan

    The company inspects, measures moisture and explains the work and cost.

  5. Drying and repairs

    Water is removed, the home is dried and repairs begin once readings are normal.

What to do right now

  1. Shut off water at the main valve or at the leaking appliance.
  2. Turn off power to any area where water is near outlets, cords or appliances.
  3. Move furniture, rugs and valuables out of the water.
  4. Take photos and video of everything for your insurance claim.
  5. Call a restoration company to start extraction and drying.

Before you hire anyone

  • Ask for their Florida license number and proof of insurance.
  • Ask about IICRC-certified technicians.
  • Ask how they work with your insurance company.
  • Get a written estimate before work beyond emergency drying.
  • Read any contract fully before you sign.

Water damage questions

Is it free to call?

Yes. Calling is free for homeowners. We're a referral service: the local company you're connected with pays us for the introduction, and you agree on the work and price directly with them.

Who will come to my home?

An independent, local water damage restoration or plumbing company that serves your area. Ask them about their Florida licensing, insurance and certifications (such as IICRC) when you talk.

Do you do the restoration work yourselves?

No. We don't employ crews or own equipment. We connect you with independent local companies.

How fast can someone get here?

It depends on the company, your location and demand, especially after storms. Ask the provider for their expected arrival time before you agree to service.

Can the company bill my insurance?

Many restoration companies work with insurers. Ask the company when you call, and check your policy for what's covered.

What should I do while I wait?

Stop the water if you safely can, turn off power to wet areas, move valuables to a dry place and take photos for insurance.

Water damage gets worse every hour. Call now.

Free to call. We'll connect you with a local Florida company that can help.

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