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Water damage restoration in Orlando, FL: 5 companies that say they answer 24/7
Every company here says on its own website that it serves Orlando or Orange County and answers day and night. We link to the page that says so. Call the first; if nobody picks up in 2 minutes, call the next.
Water damage restoration companies for Orlando
Water damage cleanup and drying
- Says it answers 24/7
- Lists Orange County
- Registered in Florida since 2010
All American Water Restoration
Water damage cleanup and drying
- Florida licence active
- Says it answers 24/7
- Lists Orange County
Water damage cleanup and drying
- Says it answers 24/7
- Lists Orange County
- Registered in Florida since 2020
Water damage cleanup and drying
- Says it answers 24/7
- Lists Orange County
Water damage cleanup and drying
- Says it answers 24/7
- Lists Orange County
- Registered in Florida since 2012
Before you call
- Stop the sourceShut off the main valve if the water is from a pipe. Find your shutoff.
- The 24 to 48 hour windowThe EPA says to dry wet materials within 24 to 48 hours to prevent mold. What drying out involves.
- Photos before cleanupPhotograph every wet room and item before anything is moved or thrown out.
- InsuranceDo not sign anything today that hands your claim to the company. Florida claim rules. Storm water? Storm versus flood cover.
What water damage restoration costs
- National average
- $3,868
- Most homeowners spend
- $1,383 to $6,369
- Full span
- $450 to $16,000
Source: Angi, water damage repair cost; US EPA, mold cleanup in your home. National figures. Mold removal, if it is needed, is extra.
Orlando water facts worth knowing
Who supplies your water
Most of Orlando is served by OUC. Its customer line, (407) 423-9018, is also listed as the 24/7 line for outages and water quality concerns. We found no published OUC policy on bill credits for leaks on your side of the meter, so ask them directly.Source: OUC, frequently asked questions
Outside OUC territory
Homes in unincorporated Orange County are served by Orange County Utilities, (407) 836-5515. It grants a leak adjustment no more than once a year: request it within 60 days of the high use and include the repair invoice or receipt.Source: Orange County Utilities, leak adjustment request form (PDF)
Do you need a permit
Orange County (unincorporated) says a water heater change-out needs a plumbing permit, and it issues stand-alone permits for re-pipes. We have not confirmed the City of Orlando's own rule; ask your plumber who pulls the permit.Source: Orange County, plumbing permit
Other help in Orlando
Water damage restoration in other Florida cities
- Tampa (Hillsborough)
- Miami (Miami-Dade)
- West Palm Beach (Palm Beach)
- Fort Myers (Lee)
- Jacksonville (Duval)
- Fort Lauderdale (Broward)
- Sarasota (Sarasota)