Orlando's hurricane risk looks nothing like a coastal city's. There's no storm surge here — the danger is sustained tropical rainfall overwhelming flat terrain and more than 100 lakes that have nowhere fast to drain. Hurricane Ian proved this in 2022: it made landfall on the southwest coast, but the rainfall it dropped across Central Florida caused lakes and rivers in Orange and Seminole counties to keep rising for roughly two weeks afterward, flooding neighborhoods like Orlo Vista with several feet of water well after the storm had cleared the state.
We respond to this exact pattern — flooding that shows up late and lingers — as well as the more immediate wind-driven rain intrusion through damaged roofing that comes with any hurricane passing through Central Florida. Our crews document conditions thoroughly with photos and moisture readings from the first visit, since a slow-developing flood claim benefits from clear records showing when water actually reached a property.
We're a licensed, local Orlando company, which matters after any major storm brings a wave of unlicensed out-of-state crews into the state looking for quick work.
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