Storm floodwater reaching the entrance of a home.

Storm damage restoration in Orlando and surrounding areas

After wind-driven rain or a storm, water can spread beyond the roof, window, or door where it entered. Rose checks the affected areas, explains the proposed cleanup and drying work, and documents conditions before authorized work begins.

Storm water can enter through doors and other openings.

Before work begins

Life safety comes before property protection.

Stay away from downed power lines, unstable ceilings, standing water near electricity, and areas emergency officials have not cleared. Use temporary protection only when conditions are safe.

When to call

Call 407-308-5796 if the property is open to weather or water is still entering the structure.

What Rose does

Wind and water from storms. Tarping, extraction, drying, and photographs.

On site

Tarping and board-up as needed, water extraction, drying, photographs.

Your project records

Openings to weather, water travel, moisture, and work performed.

Common situations

What this service may address

  • Wind-driven rain entering through roofs, windows, or doors
  • Roof or building openings exposed to additional weather
  • Wet ceilings, insulation, walls, flooring, or contents
  • Multiple affected rooms that need a documented moisture map

Your cleanup plan

How Rose approaches the work

  1. Step 1

    Protect the opening

    Use authorized temporary tarping or board-up when it can be performed safely and is part of Rose’s scope.

  2. Step 2

    Trace water travel

    Photograph the entry point and map where moisture moved through the structure.

  3. Step 3

    Extract and dry

    Remove accessible water, protect contents, and establish drying conditions for affected materials.

  4. Step 4

    Plan the next repair

    Record temporary work, material conditions, and areas that need roofing, trade, or reconstruction follow-up.

Storm floodwater reaching the entrance of a home.
Water extraction and drying help address moisture after storm flooding.

What happens on the first visit

  1. 1Check access and immediate safety concerns
  2. 2Photograph the damage before conditions change
  3. 3Check the source and affected areas
  4. 4Explain the proposed work and obtain authorization
  5. 5Begin the agreed protection, cleanup, or drying

What affects the work needed

Emergency protection, mitigation, roofing, and permanent reconstruction are distinct scopes. Rose confirms which work it is authorized to perform and documents areas that need another qualified trade.

Insurance and coverage

Call to confirm availability and the next step for your property. Insurance coverage depends on your policy and the carrier’s decision.

Service area

Orlando and surrounding areas.

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Service questions

What property owners commonly ask

Can Rose permanently repair the roof?

The first priority is safe temporary protection and water mitigation. Permanent roofing or reconstruction is included only when it appears in the confirmed scope.

Should I photograph damage before moving anything?

Yes, when it is safe. Wide views and close details can help record the condition. Do not enter an unsafe area to take photographs.

What if more rain is expected?

Tell Rose that the property is still exposed. Temporary protection options depend on safe access, weather, materials, and authorization.

What should I tell Rose when I call after a storm?

Tell us the city, whether water is still entering, which rooms are affected, and whether any openings remain exposed to weather. Describe what you can see without entering an unsafe area.

Call 407-308-5796Request inspection