What we do.
Restoration for homes, condos, and commercial property across Miami-Dade County, on one number, 24 hours a day.
Water Damage Restoration
Burst supply lines, water heater failures, A/C overflow, appliance leaks. We remove the water, trace how far it traveled, and dry the structure back to a measured standard.
See how we dry a house →Sewage Cleanup
A backed-up toilet, a failed lateral, a flooded floor drain. The room is sealed off first, materials that soaked it up are removed, and what stays is cleaned before drying starts.
What sewage cleanup involves →Mold Remediation
Visible growth, or a musty smell that keeps coming back. We look first, arrange an independent assessor when the situation calls for one, and clean to the protocol they write.
How the mold process works →Storm & Hurricane Damage Restoration
When wind opens a roof or a window, the first job is stopping more water getting in. We'll tell you on the call what we can do about the opening itself, then we pull the water out, dry the structure, and document the loss.
Our storm response scope →Fire & Smoke Damage Restoration
Two problems in one building: the water used to put the fire out, and the soot and smoke left behind. We start with the water, because drying can't wait, and we tell you on the call what else we can take on.
Fire and smoke process →Leak Detection
A stain with no source above it, a water bill that jumped, a warm patch on the floor. Located with thermal imaging and acoustic equipment instead of opening walls to look.
How we find hidden leaks →Commercial Restoration
Offices, retail, restaurants, and multi-unit buildings. The same six services, scoped around getting you open again and keeping the documentation clean for your carrier, your board, and your tenants.
Commercial response →Three things we hand to someone else, on purpose
We dry, clean, and document. We're not a general contractor. You get a dry, documented structure and a scope your builder can price from.
Florida licenses mold assessment and mold remediation separately, and we don't sell testing. When a project needs formal assessment, an independent licensed assessor does it, and no referral fees pass either way.
Not sure which one you need? Say what you're seeing.
Describe the smell, the stain, or the sound. We'll tell you what it is and whether it can wait.