The washing machine hose, the dishwasher line, the fridge ice maker, the AC drain pan. Small parts, big floods. We extract, dry, and document, 24/7.
Call (352) 698-7499Most of the water damage we clean up in Gainesville does not come from storms. It comes from a rubber washing machine hose that let go while nobody was home, a dishwasher supply line that dripped inside a cabinet for months, an ice maker line pinched behind the fridge, or an AC condensate drain that clogged in July and quietly overflowed the pan in the attic or the closet. Each one puts water exactly where homes are most vulnerable: on wood cabinets, under laminate and vinyl plank, and inside wall cavities.
The AC one deserves special mention in our climate. A Gainesville air conditioner running through an August humidity stretch can pull gallons of water out of the air every day, and all of it leaves through one small drain line. When algae clogs that line, the backup shows up as a ceiling stain under the air handler or wet carpet in the hallway, and most homeowners have no idea where the water is coming from.
A mop gets the puddle. It does not get the water that wicked up the drywall, soaked the cabinet base, or slipped under the flooring, and in Gainesville humidity that hidden moisture becomes a mold problem in a day or two. We bring extraction, air movers, dehumidifiers, and moisture meters, so the drying is measured, not guessed. If the leak was sudden and accidental, homeowners insurance usually responds, and our moisture logs and photos make that claim straightforward. Our Florida insurance guide explains what carriers cover, and our first 24 hours guide covers what to do before we arrive: kill the supply valve, kill power to the area if outlets got wet, and take photos.
Shut the valve, then call. We answer 24/7 across Gainesville and Alachua County.
Call (352) 698-7499