Water damage to this Orlando home left behind a musty odor which suggested that the mold content in the air was too high. When faced with this sort of odor problem our trained and certified technicians would set up dehumidifiers and air movers to remove the moisture from the air. Pictured is an air sampling device used to measure the mold in the air.

The water absorption into this hardwood flooring in a home caused the "cupping" effect visible in this photo. Our SERVPRO of University, SE Orlando team arrived right after the homeowner's urgent call for help. We vacuumed up the standing water and then set up numerous air movers to accelerate the evaporation process. The LGR low grain refrigerant dehumidifier then pulled the water vapor from the air. Fast response, professional service and we managed to save this expensive hardwood flooring. "Like it never even happened."

This office near the UCF area was heavily flooded after a pipe burst overnight. Here we can see a SERVPRO of University, SE Orlando technician using a wand tool connected to our truck mount to extract water from a carpet.

This fitness center was flooded after a roof failure during a storm. SERVPRO of University, SE Orlando got all standing water extracted and strategically placed equipment for fast drying. Thanks to our efforts, additional water damage and mold growth were prevented.

A small amount of water destroyed this gorgeous hardwood floor. Water damage to hardwood can cause warping and buckling. Call SERVPRO of University, SE Orlando as soon as possible after water damage.

When performing services for customers experiencing storm damage, our goal is to remove all moisture from the affected areas to prevent further damage. Before setting equipment, we perform tests to reveal areas with hidden moisture. We perform the test again afterward to make sure all of these areas are effectively dried out.