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24/7 Water Damage Restoration in Kissimmee

Kissimmee and Osceola County sit at the head of the Kissimmee River system, on the shores of Lake Tohopekaliga and next door to the theme parks. It's a place of lakes, creeks, vacation homes and fast-growing neighborhoods, and it saw some of the worst inland flooding in the state during Hurricane Ian.

Ian and Shingle Creek

When Hurricane Ian stalled over Central Florida in September 2022, the rain had to go somewhere. Shingle Creek, which drains a large area of south Orlando into Lake Tohopekaliga, overflowed its banks, and neighborhoods along the creek in Kissimmee flooded. Some residents, including at a senior living community, had to be evacuated by boat. Many of the flooded homes were not in high-risk zones. For anyone living near Shingle Creek or other drainage channels, flood coverage deserves a serious look.

Lakes that rise and stay high

Lake Tohopekaliga, East Lake Toho, and the lakes south of them are part of a managed system that eventually drains to Lake Okeechobee. After major rain events, lake levels rise and can stay high for weeks while water is released gradually downstream. Lakefront properties and low neighborhoods can see water approach for days after the rain stops. Check your address in the FEMA Flood Map Service Center.

Vacation homes by the thousands

The US 192 corridor and communities near the parks hold thousands of short-term rental homes, many with private pools and owners who live out of state. Leaks in these homes often run between guests, and humidity climbs when the AC is set high while a house sits empty. We work directly with rental managers, document damage for absentee owners, and schedule around bookings when we can. See commercial and rental restoration.

Charley's path

Hurricane Charley crossed directly over Kissimmee in August 2004, still a hurricane after its Southwest Florida landfall. It tore roofs off homes and mobile homes across Osceola County. Storms crossing the peninsula at strength are less common than coastal hits, but they happen, and roofs, windows and sliding doors are what let water in when they do.

In Kissimmee, most of our calls fall into three groups: flood cleanup when Shingle Creek and Lake Toho rise; commercial water damage restoration in vacation rentals that sit empty between guests; and ac & hvac condensation leak damage from air handlers that run nearly year-round. Not sure which fits your situation? Call and describe what you see, or compare all 12 services.

Kissimmee neighborhoods and nearby communities

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Kissimmee questions

Do you have an office in Kissimmee?

No. SwiftFlow's only office is in Tallahassee, and Osceola County jobs are coordinated from there through our statewide response network. We'll give you an honest arrival estimate when you call.

Can you help with a vacation rental while I'm out of state?

Yes. We can coordinate access with your property manager, document the damage with photos and moisture readings, and keep you updated remotely throughout the job.

Water damage in Kissimmee?

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