Hurricane Isaias recovery in Pensacola, FL
Storm Damage Inside Your Home? Pensacola Cleanup, Dry-Out & Pack-Out
We tarp the opening, clear the debris and wet insulation, dry the house, and pack out your belongings.
5.0 on Google (22 reviews)Licensed & insuredRoof tarps $1.50/sq ft, no hidden fees
What you can expect from us
Based in Pensacola
We're a local Pensacola team, tarping roofs and drying homes in Pensacola, Gulf Breeze, Navarre, Pace and Niceville, with same-day tarping when weather allows.
Clear prices
Free inspection. Roof tarps are $1.50 per sq ft with no hidden fees, priced before we start, and we offer direct insurance billing.
Licensed & insured
Florida DBPR mold assessor and remediation licenses, IICRC-certified technicians and liability insurance. See our credentials
You always know where things stand
We show you what we found and explain each step, with photos, moisture readings and a written damage report.
One team, start to finish
The same team tarps, dries and documents, then guides you through the permanent repair.
5.0 stars on Google
Rated 5.0 by homeowners in 22 Google reviews. Read the reviews
A tree came through the roof. What now?
These photos are from Pensacola homes we worked on after Hurricane Isaias. A tree service removes the tree; we handle the rest, inside and out.
- Keep everyone out of the rooms under the damage and away from downed power lines.
- A tree service removes the tree and the large limbs from the roof.
- We cover the opening with a heavy-duty tarp so the next rain stays out.
- We clear the broken ceiling, insulation and debris, and protect what is still in the room.
- We dry the house and pack out the belongings that need to leave the room.
A stain, a sag or a hole in the ceiling after the storm
Most of the homes we inspected after Isaias had water in the ceilings, often with only a small stain to show for it. Wet drywall and insulation get heavy and can come down. We find the water with moisture meters and thermal imaging and dry it.
Call us if you see
- A new stain on a ceiling or wall
- A ceiling that sags, bulges or drips
- A crack across the ceiling after a tree hit the roof
- Wet or matted insulation in the attic
- Part of the ceiling down in a room
What we check
- Every ceiling under the damaged roof, room by room
- The attic insulation and the underside of the roof deck
- Walls below the leak, with moisture readings
- Floors and belongings where water dripped
Storm damage cleanup and drying
One team does the work from the roof down, so nothing falls between contractors.
- Broken ceiling, drywall and lumber removed and bagged
- Wet insulation removed from the attic and the rooms
- Floors and surfaces cleaned of insulation and debris
- Water extracted and the structure dried with professional equipment
- Drying checked with moisture readings until the materials are dry
- Photos and readings for every room, in a certified damage report
Contents pack-out, and help if you need to move out
When the ceiling comes down, insulation and debris cover everything in the room. We carry the belongings out, wipe each item clean by hand, pack it in labeled boxes, and move it to a dry part of the house. Every item is photographed and listed, so you know what went where. If your family has to move out while the house dries, we pack and record your belongings so you can leave with a clear list.
How an interior storm damage job works
The same steps in every home, documented so you can see what was found and what was done.
Free inspection
We look at the roof, the attic, every affected room and your belongings, and explain what we found.
Roof covered
If the roof is open, a heavy-duty tarp goes over it at $1.50 per square foot, priced before we start.
Belongings protected
Items in the damaged rooms are cleaned, packed, listed and moved to a dry area.
Cleaned and dried
Debris and wet materials come out, and the structure is dried until the readings confirm it.
Documented
You receive photos, moisture readings and a certified damage report, and we guide you to the permanent repair.
Storm cleanup across Pensacola
We help owner-occupied homes in Pensacola and nearby Escambia County communities, including:
See our tree damage help, roof tarping in Pensacola, and all our hurricane damage services in Pensacola.
What homeowners say
★★★★★
“They placed a tarp and dried out my ceiling after water damage. The team was not only prompt but also very professional throughout the process. They ensured everything was handled quickly and effectively, minimizing any further damage.”
Eduardo
Google review
★★★★★
“Luigi over at Q Lab is absolutely phenomenal! They took care of my mitigation on a bad leak we had through our roof and we were finally able to eventually put our home together.”
David D.
Google review
★★★★★
“Very good communication with the supervisor and on behalf of the team that installed the machines. Very satisfied with his work.”
Kevyn O.
Google review
★★★★★
“The best team ever. They take care of you from day one to end.”
Gus H.
Google review
Storm Cleanup Questions
Questions Pensacola homeowners ask when the storm damage is inside the house.
Talk to our team. We serve Escambia, Santa Rosa, and Okaloosa Counties.
(786) 746-7599Can my furniture and belongings be saved after the ceiling comes down?
Many can. We carry them out of the damaged room, wipe them clean by hand and pack them in labeled boxes. Items that cannot be cleaned are photographed and listed, so you have a record of them.
Do we have to move out while the house dries?
Not always. It depends on how much of the home is affected and whether the rooms you need are safe and dry. If you do move out, we pack your belongings and record each item, so you know what went where.
What happens to the wet insulation and drywall?
Materials that cannot be dried are removed and bagged, the room is cleaned, and the structure is dried until moisture readings confirm it. Every step is photographed for your records.