Water Mitigation Services

Emergency Water Damage Response, 24/7

Whether caused by natural disasters, broken pipes or corrosion, water intrusion within your home or business can spread rapidly. As water enters into your property it begins to seep deeper, penetrating multiple aspects of the structure. Without quick response the extent of damage has the potential to turn severe causing possible safety hazards and increased repair costs. Safety hazards often associated with water intrusion include structural damage, electrical hazards, mold growth and even sewage backups. It is important to hire an experienced professional to quickly mitigate and investigate the property for the cause of intrusion as well as any possible associated hazards. A+ Integrity Restoration provides 24/7 emergency service ensuring our customers always have access to our highly trained team of professionals. We are licensed and insured to properly handle water mitigation in the state of Florida.

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Comprehensive Water Mitigation Process

  • Complete Restoration & Repair
  • Deodorizing
  • Debris Removal
  • Drying & Dehumidification
  • Painting & Drywall
  • Sanitation
  • Structural Drying & Dehumidification
  • Water Extraction & Pumping

Restoration Misconceptions

In many cases, relying on us to clean and salvage your home’s structure and materials actually costs less than completely replacing them.

As an experienced restoration company, we understand which materials must be replaced and which ones are salvageable.

While carpets and drywall may dry on their own over time, the real issue is that moisture can hide underneath and behind these materials, which puts you and others at risk of serious health issues resulting from mold exposure.

It is simply not worth the risk. A+ uses advanced meters and sensors to measure the level of moisture that is present and effectively reduce your risk of mold growth.

This may hold true in some cases, but a botched repair can actually cost you more money in the long run. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the task of cleaning up after a flood may be too difficult or dangerous for you to do alone. And your insurance company usually recommends against it and may deny future claims because of it.