SERVPRO of Miami Beach Restores Homes from Storm Damage

Storm Damage Can Cause Different Types of Damage to Your Home

From structural damage to flood-damaged belongings, from roof damage to sodden floors, from hail to high water…

No matter what type of damage your home has sustained, SERVPRO^® of Miami Beach is ready to help restore it.

Miami typically experiences six hurricanes or tropical storms a year; so far in 2020, we have had eight. Those are the named storms. Storms that aren’t strong enough to earn names can still, as most of us have seen, cause lots of damage.

SERVPRO of Miami Beach is a local business.  We are also experienced franchise professionals with oceans (see what we did there?) of experience remediating storm damage and providing restoration to homes in Miami Beach.

Given we live in South Florida, we also have experience dealing with the devoted companion of water damage: mold.

Mold starts growing 24 to 48 hours after water floods, leaks, pours, or seeps into the home. Small colonies of mold turn into large colonies of mold faster than adolescents grow, and mold eats even more than adolescents can.

When storms slam your home, call us at 305-532-5411.

We are reliable, professional, experienced, and we are your neighbors, so we want the homes to be safe and to look as good as they did before storm damage hit them.

Water damage and mold damage get worse quickly, so call as soon as it is safe for you to do so.

Storms and Storm Damage in Miami-Dade County

It’s not likely we’ll suffer from droughts any time soon.

We get plenty of rain, plus a delightful assortment of hurricanes, tornadoes, tropical storms, and tropical depressions. The three differ in wind speed, and all have caused major damage to both commercial and residential properties.

Storms will keep slamming into Florida. Storm damage will follow.

The amount and types of storm damage depend on several factors, some of which are dependent on the storm itself (wind speed, amount of rain) while others depend on the location (cities have drainage system that can overflow).

Factors include:

• Wind
• Storm surges
• Inland flooding (from sewers, drainage systems, pipes)
• Flooding from the rain or from ocean waves
• Spillover from lakes
• Hail

Most of the time, there is more than one factor involved in the storm damage. For example, wind may tear away a roof, allowing heavy rains to warp furniture and dissolve drywall. The waterlogged structure allows mold and other types of microbial growth to flourish.

SERVPRO of Miami Beach

We are leaders in restoration. Call us (305-532-5411) any time. Emergency services are always available.