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Property damage? We got you.

Water, mold or storm damage can become confusing fast. WaterFree documents the conditions, controls the affected area and carries the loss through the appropriate mitigation stage. We provide photos, readings and clear next steps.

Call to confirm dispatch time and availability for your address.

WaterFree technician secured with fall protection while installing temporary blue roof protection, with the company vehicle and response equipment staged below
Actual WaterFree field workFall protection in use. Temporary roof protection in progress.
InspectThermal and moisture mapping
ControlContainment and drying
ProtectTemporary roof coverage
DocumentPhotos, readings and progress

Services backed by evidence

What needs attention right now?

Start with the immediate condition: water inside the building, affected materials that require controlled remediation, or an exposed roof that needs temporary protection.

01

Find it. Dry it. Document it.

Water Damage Restoration

Moisture inspection, water extraction, controlled drying and documentation for visible and hidden damage.

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02

Containment before removal.

Mold Remediation

Careful containment, HEPA filtration, material removal and responsible cleaning for areas affected by mold.

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Temporary protection when the roof is exposed.

Emergency Roof Tarping

Temporary roof protection and documentation after wind, storm or impact damage.

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Additional services evaluated by project:Storm mitigationFire and smoke recoveryRepair coordination
Targeted structural drying equipment connected around an affected vanity
Actual WaterFree work. No partner project is shown.

For plumbing professionals

You stop the source. WaterFree documents the damage to the property.

We are building a founding network for Central Florida plumbers who want a clearer handoff, made with customer permission, when a leak affects walls, floors, cabinets or other materials.

Real WaterFree work

See the work, stage by stage.

Every image below comes from an actual WaterFree project. Each stage is labeled for what it documents; mitigation is never presented as finished reconstruction.

Temporary containment at the entrance to a WaterFree kitchen mitigation work areaLower kitchen materials removed with professional drying equipment operating in the work areaActual project

Water damage

Kitchen water mitigation and controlled drying

A contained kitchen work area was opened selectively, dried with professional equipment and documented through the mitigation stage.

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Affected materials documented behind a kitchen sink cabinet before remediationDoor openings sealed as part of a WaterFree remediation containment areaActual project

Mold remediation

Contained remediation of affected kitchen materials

Visible affected materials beneath a sink were documented, isolated from adjacent rooms and addressed inside a controlled work area.

Central FloridaRemediation work documented
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Tile roof conditions documented before a new temporary tarp was installedCompleted blue temporary roof tarp installed over the exposed roof areaActual project

Storm protection

Emergency replacement tarp after roof exposure

Existing roof conditions were photographed before a new temporary tarp was installed over the exposed area.

Central FloridaTemporary protection installed
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What these galleries show:Documented mitigation, remediation and temporary protection stages. They do not imply finished reconstruction unless explicitly stated.Read every project disclosure
WaterFree team members with a client after the documented mitigation phase
Water mitigation handoff
A WaterFree team member with a client after documented remediation work
Mold remediation handoff

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A clear handoff after the documented service stage.

These photographs document client and WaterFree team handoffs after water mitigation and mold remediation work. They are not presented as testimonials and do not show finished reconstruction or establish independent mold clearance.

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After you call

This is what happens next.

  1. 01

    Triage the loss

    Confirm the active condition, location, access and immediate risk.

  2. 02

    Inspect and map

    Document visible damage, affected materials and possible hidden impact.

  3. 03

    Control and mitigate

    Contain the work area and perform the appropriate drying, removal or stabilization.

  4. 04

    Monitor and explain

    Track progress, document the stage reached and outline what comes next.

Containment and air filtration equipment installed around a kitchen work areaDrying and dehumidification equipment operating in an affected bathroom

Tools and documentation

Visible damage is only the beginning of the assessment.

Thermal imaging, moisture readings, containment and professional drying equipment help turn a confusing loss into documented conditions and a controlled plan.

  • Moisture detection beyond visible surfaces
  • Containment and controlled work areas
  • Photo and condition documentation
  • Progress tracked through the mitigation stage
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Central Florida · Coast to coast

From Tampa Bay to the Space Coast. Availability is confirmed address by address.

WaterFree accepts requests from a Central Florida corridor covering 15 counties. Call with the property ZIP and loss details so we can confirm current availability and a realistic response expectation.

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Before you call

Questions property owners ask first.

For active water, exposed roofing or an urgent loss, call now. A conversation is faster than a form.

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Do you respond to property emergencies 24/7?

Yes. WaterFree accepts emergency calls 24 hours a day. Dispatch timing depends on the location, conditions and crew availability, so call us directly for the fastest confirmation.

What should I do first after discovering water damage?

If it is safe, stop the water source and avoid electrical hazards. Photograph visible conditions, limit traffic through the area and call for a professional moisture assessment. Do not assume a dry surface means hidden materials are dry.

Can WaterFree document damage for an insurance claim?

We document visible conditions, affected materials, readings and the work performed. Coverage decisions remain with the property owner and insurance carrier.

Do you only handle water losses?

No. WaterFree also assists with mold remediation, fire and smoke recovery, storm mitigation, emergency roof tarping and the transition into reconstruction.

Which areas do you serve?

WaterFree accepts requests from a Central Florida corridor spanning 15 counties from Tampa Bay to the Space Coast. Service and dispatch are confirmed for every address based on location, conditions and crew availability. Select projects elsewhere in Florida may also be evaluated.

Start with a clear assessment

Tell us what happened. We’ll help organize the next step.

For active water, exposed roofing or an urgent loss, call first. For routine questions, send a request here.

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