Deerfield Beach took a soaking on October 17. Local 10 reported 6.5 inches of rain, with a flood advisory covering part of the city. If it reached your floors or walls, we answer any hour, dry it and do the rebuild.
Water in the house right now?
We answer 24/7, nights and weekends too
The EPA says wet drywall, baseboards and flooring should be dried within 24 to 48 hours to prevent mold. Call us. We come look, take moisture readings and tell you what has to go.
Common questions
Water got in during the October 17 storm. Is it too late to call?
No, call now. Every day matters, but wet is wet, and a house that has been damp for two weeks still needs drying. After that long, check the places you cannot see: the bottom of the drywall, behind baseboards, under carpet pad and inside cabinet bases. The EPA says wet materials should be dried within 24 to 48 hours to prevent mold growth, so if the water has sat since October 17, you are past that window. That does not mean the house is lost. It means we need moisture readings to find out how far the damage has spread, and we tell you what we find. Report it to your insurer soon, too. Florida's claim notice law gives you one year at most from the date of loss to report a new claim, and an adjuster will ask when the damage started. We take photos and readings and write the scope for your adjuster.
My carpet got wet in the storm. Should I dry it or replace it?
It depends on how long it was wet and what the water was. Carpet that got a small amount of clean rain water and was dried quickly can sometimes be saved. The pad underneath often cannot, because it holds water like a sponge and stays wet long after the carpet feels dry. If the water came from the ground, a flooded yard or a storm drain backing up, the carpet usually goes, because that water carries dirt and bacteria. We lift a corner, take readings on the pad and the slab, and tell you what we see. Pulling wet carpet and pad early protects the floor underneath and the bottom of the walls. Our wet carpet guide explains the signs. Once the slab is dry, we install new pad and carpet, or the flooring you prefer instead.
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Updated 2026-11-03. The image is an illustration, not a photo of one of our jobs.
Water in your Deerfield Beach home?
We answer 24/7. IICRC-certified technicians extract, dry and rebuild.
(786) 363-7039