Water damage restoration in Coral Gables, traced through the plaster.
Masonry homes from the 1920s to 40s, barrel tile roofs, and a tree canopy that becomes a liability in a storm.
What we see in Coral Gables
Coral Gables houses are built well and built old. Solid masonry and plaster dries slowly and unevenly, which means the equipment plan matters more than it does in newer construction, and original materials are worth saving where the readings allow.
Plaster holds moisture far longer than drywall and hides it better. Penetrating meters and patience are usually the right answer.
Displaced or cracked tiles let water into the deck and then along the framing, appearing well away from the entry point.
Mature ficus and oak canopy causes a disproportionate share of storm openings in the Gables.
Services available in Coral Gables
Riviera, Cocoplum, and the Gables edges
Coral Gables · Coconut Grove border · South Gables · Riviera · Gables by the Sea · Cocoplum · Sunrise Harbour
Water spreading in Coral Gables right now?
Call and a technician tells you what to shut off, then when the truck will be at the door.
Questions from Coral Gables customers
Old plaster hides water longer than drywall does.
Call and we'll trace it with a meter instead of guessing where to cut.