Emergency Water Damage Restoration in Dr. Phillips, Orlando

1980s homes and polybutylene

Many Dr. Phillips neighborhoods were built during the 1980s and early 1990s, when polybutylene supply pipe was common. Gray polybutylene tends to fail at fittings, sometimes with no warning, and it's often hidden in walls and attics. If your home is from that era and you haven't replumbed, it's worth checking. A failure in an attic line sends water through the ceiling below. See burst pipe repair.

Pool homes and patio drainage

Pool homes with large screened enclosures and paver decks are common here. When decks slope toward the house or deck drains clog, heavy afternoon storms can send water across the patio and under sliding doors. Pool equipment leaks and irrigation lines near the foundation can also saturate the soil at the slab edge. Water that wicks into drywall from outside is easy to mistake for a plumbing leak, so we trace it before repairing.

Near the parks

With the theme parks next door, many Dr. Phillips homes and condos are vacation rentals or second homes. A leak can run between guests or while an owner is out of state. We work with property managers, document damage for owners' insurers and try to schedule around bookings. Leak sensors and automatic shutoff valves are worth installing on any home that sits empty.

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