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Indoor mold can grow in the warm, damp spaces of your home and can seriously impact the health of your family. Mold commonly grows in crawlspaces, bathrooms, and attics. Left untreated, mold can devalue your home, ruin the surfaces it grows on, and harm your family’s wellbeing.

Thanks to the frequent storms and rainy weather in Florida, flooding is not uncommon. Flooding can be seen in the streets, sidewalks, and even in backyards. If you have not prepared your home for a flood, it can lead to serious damage.

Fires are some of the most devastating disasters to occur. The damage can be quite severe, leaving places you once loved completely ruined. Whether your commercial or residential space was ruined by a fire, the good news is, fire damage restoration is possible.

Anyone who’s tried to clean a mold stain out of a forgotten plastic food container or dark spot in their fridge can tell you just how difficult cleaning up this nasty substance can be. Now imagine having to do that for your walls, floors, and possessions. Sounds like a nightmare, right?

Homeowners everywhere fear toxic mold growth, as it can jeopardize their health, ruin their possessions, and render their home uninhabitable until the issue is fixed.

Homeowners are constantly under the threat of flooding, particularly here in Florida where Mother Nature can often throw her worst at us.

Experiencing water damage and flooding in your home or business can be incredibly emotional. No doubt you are frustrated by the inconvenience, worried about the extent of the damage, and unsure of what to do next.

Water damage in your home can be devastating, and it always comes unexpected. When a water heater leaks, the water line breaks, or excessive rain or storm water gets in the house and develops into a few inches of water in your basement family room, what can you do?

Flood Pros USA can handle any type of water damage job. We have been in business for years and work hard to ensure our clients’ satisfaction. Our technicians are highly professional, and they have been trained to work with the latest diagnostics equipment.