Water damage restoration in Lake Nona

First steps

• Shut off the water at the main if it's safe.
• If your home is under builder warranty, take photos and also notify the builder. Don't let a warranty claim hold up drying.
• Keep clear of wet areas near electrical outlets.
• If you rent, notify your property manager.

Why newer Lake Nona homes still need careful drying

Most homes in Lake Nona were built after 2010, and whole neighborhoods like Laureate Park went up quickly. Newer homes are built to tighter energy codes. That saves on cooling, but it also means moisture from a leak has fewer ways to escape on its own. Water under luxury vinyl plank or tile can sit on the slab without showing at the surface. Two-story homes can have a leak from an upstairs bathroom or air handler soak the ceiling below.

We check with moisture readings instead of guessing. Then we dry what can be dried and explain anything that needs to come out.

How the job works

1. 1Inspect and map moisture in the affected rooms and the rooms around them.
2. 2Extract water and protect furniture and belongings.
3. 3Dry and monitor until materials reach drying goals.
4. 4Document with photos and readings for your records, your HOA, or your builder.

Musty odor later? See mold remediation. Storm-related? See our storm damage page. Nearby: water damage restoration in Winter Park.

Documentation for your insurance claim

We document damage for your records. During the job, Rose photographs the damage, takes moisture readings, and records the scope of work performed. We'll show you the readings as we go. When the work is done, you get written documentation you can share with your adjuster. Coverage decisions belong to your insurance carrier.