Damage & Restoration Blog

While most regions of the United States experience dry, frigid winter air, homeowners in North Central Florida enjoy mild weather throughout winter. Even with cooler outdoor air, any disruption to homeostatic mold levels and other fungi can cause them to spread.

Whether from a leaky roof, burst pipes, or flooding, the long-term consequences of water damage can be significant if not properly addressed. Understanding the potential long-term effects of water damage to your property, taking immediate action to prevent further damage, and ensuring a safe and healthy living or working environment are critical to your property’s health and longevity.

As the weather starts to cool, North Central Florida property owners start to prepare for the enjoyable, mild weather ahead. As you flip the switch on your thermostat settings from “cool” to “heat,” you should remember the fire risks these seasons bring with them and how you can implement home fire prevention techniques into your daily life.

Living in North Central Florida comes with the threat of seasonal hurricanes and regular storms. Understanding what to do after a hurricane can help you prepare for the possibility of damage to your residential or commercial property and helps ensure you know what to do and who to call.