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A uniformed restoration technician at the front door of a luxury South Florida home at night, the wrapped "Your Company" Restoration van in the driveway

"Your Company" Restoration · South Florida · 24/7

Water in your house right now? Call. A person answers.

Water, fire, mold and storm damage. Day or night.

4.9 from 640+ reviewsIICRC-certified techniciansLicensed & insured in Florida
A luxury South Florida living room with water spreading across the porcelain tile and a damp band climbing the bottom of the wallThe same room opened up to show inside the wall: the wood bottom plate soaked and the studs dark with waterThe room emptied and the water extracted, a technician pressing a moisture meter against the base of the wallDay 1: the wall cut out in a straight line four feet up, the wet studs open to the air and one large drying machine running in the roomDay 3: the same studs and bottom plate drying lighterDay 5: the studs pale and dryThe same living room put back: new drywall, paint and baseboard, the furniture back and nothing to show it ever happened

Look closer

It looks like a puddle.

Water on the tile. A dark line on the wall.

Inside the wall

Behind the wall, it's soaking up.

Water wicks up the drywall and sits in the wood you can't see. That's where mold starts.

Measured, not guessed

We find the water you can't see.

31%Bottom plate · wet

Day 1

Cut at four feet. Dried open.

One straight cut, so one full sheet closes it later.

31%Day 1 · dry standard 12%

Day 3

Readings every day.

19%Day 3 · drying

Day 5

Dry. And we can prove it.

12%Day 5 · matches dry standard

Put back

One sheet. You'd never know.

A luxury two-storey South Florida home opened up like a dollhouse at night: an overflowing air handler closet, a burst kitchen supply line, a roof leak and a leaking water heater, water spreading in every roomThe same home with the crew at work in every room: water extracted, walls opened and drying equipment setThe same home finished and lived in again, every room dry and the lamps on

Where it comes from

The AC closet. The water heater. The roof. The sink.

In a South Florida home, water finds a way in from everywhere.

Every room at once

One crew. Every wet room.

Extracted, opened up where it has to be, and dried with the right equipment in the right place.

Back to normal

Dry in about 3–5 days, with readings every day.

A luxury South Florida great room cut open at the floor: water trapped between the concrete slab and the engineered oak planks, the planks cupped and liftingThe same floor dried out: the slab and planks dry, the floor lying flat and refinished

Under the floor

The floor looks fine. The slab is still wet.

Water runs under wood and tile and stays there. The planks cup and lift weeks later.

Dried from below

Dry under the floor, not just on top.

A luxury marble master bathroom with the shower wall opened up: a slow leak at the shower valve, wet studs and black mold behind the marbleThe same shower wall rebuilt: new valve, clean dry studs, new backer board, no mold

Behind the shower

A spotless bathroom can hide a leak for months.

A slow drip behind the tile soaks the studs, and mold grows where you can't see it.

Found and fixed

Opened, dried, rebuilt. No mold left behind.

A luxury two-storey South Florida home cut open at night: the attic air conditioner drain pan overflowing and water coming through the stained bedroom ceilingThe same home: the drain pan clean, the attic dry and the bedroom ceiling whole and freshly painted

Above the ceiling

The AC in the attic overflows. The ceiling pays for it.

One clogged drain line can soak the insulation and bring the ceiling down.

Put back

Dried, repaired, painted. Like it never happened.

The wrapped "Your Company" Restoration van at a luxury South Florida home at night, a technician walking to the front door with his equipment caseA restoration technician pulling blue shoe covers over her boots in a marble entry hall while the homeowner holds the doorA technician kneeling in a white kitchen pushing the pins of a moisture meter into the cabinet base, a floor plan of the house on a tabletA restoration project manager showing a couple the photos of their damage on a tablet at a kitchen island

How we work

We arrive.

A marked van, a uniform and an ID badge, day or night.

Step inside

Shoe covers on before we come in.

Your home is treated like a home, not a job site.

Measured

We map every wet spot.

Meter readings go on a floor plan of your house, room by room.

Explained

You see what we see.

Photos and readings for you and your adjuster, from day one.

A restoration project manager and a homeowner at a granite kitchen island looking through the photo log and moisture readings on a tablet

Insurance

We work with your insurance company and your adjuster.

Photos, readings and reports — the paperwork your adjuster asks for, from day one.

Four uniformed restoration technicians beside the wrapped "Your Company" Restoration van outside a luxury South Florida home

Trusted across South Florida

A person answers. A crew is on the way.

0Answered by a person
0Years in business
0Homes dried
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The wrapped "Your Company" Restoration van and matching equipment trailer at a South Florida home after a storm, two technicians rolling a drying machine down the trailer ramp

After the storm

Trucks, trailers and equipment ready to roll.

When a storm hits, we bring everything it takes.

A family back on the sofa in their restored South Florida living room, waving as the technician wheels the last drying machine out the door

Reviews

What your neighbours say.

"Water heater let go at 2am. A real person answered, the crew was here before sunrise, and they showed me the readings every day until it was dry."

★★★★★ Laura M., Boca Raton

"They found water under the tile we never would have seen. Dealt with our adjuster directly and the wall looks like nothing happened."

★★★★★ Steve K., Fort Lauderdale

"After the storm they had a tarp on the roof the same day and the ceiling dried and rebuilt by the same crew."

★★★★★ Diane R., West Palm Beach
A luxury white kitchen after a dishwasher leak: water across the tile, swollen cabinet bases and a damp band on the wall
The same kitchen dry, spotless and finished

The kitchen

Dishwasher leak to spotless.

A luxury pool and screened lanai after a hurricane: torn screens, debris in a green pool, furniture tipped over
The same lanai restored: new screens, a clear blue pool and clean pavers

The lanai

Hurricane mess to backyard again.

A luxury home theater after a flood: soaked carpet and stained lower walls
The same home theater dry with new carpet and fresh walls

The home theater

Flooded to movie night.

A luxury wine room after a pipe burst: dirty water on the stone floor and warped lower racks
The same wine room dry with new walnut racks

The wine room

Pipe burst to perfect.

A grand marble staircase after an upstairs overflow: water streaks down the wall and a sagging stained ceiling
The same staircase and foyer perfect again

The staircase

Overflow to grand entrance.

A phone ringing on a granite counter at night with water on the kitchen floor

Water coming in right now?

What to do in the next 10 minutes.

Shut off the water

The main valve is usually where the line enters the house or by the water heater.

Power off wet rooms

Switch off the breakers for any room with water on the floor. Stay out if you can't.

Take photos

Every room, before anything moves. Your adjuster will want them.

Call us

A person answers, day or night, and a crew gets on the way.

A luxury South Florida home at dusk opened up to show every room finished and lived in again

Every room, put back

Dry, proven, and rebuilt by the same crew.

A quiet upscale South Florida street at night after rain, palms and porch lights, the road wetThe wrapped "Your Company" Restoration van parked in the driveway of the nearest home, a technician walking to the door

Day or night

Help is one call away.

A person answers. Not a machine, not a call centre.

Design concept

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