Winter Park has many historic homes. Most of these homes were built before 1960 and are more susceptible to water damage. This risk is greater than for newer homes in Lake Nona. Cast-iron pipes, knob-and-tube plumbing, and pier-and-beam foundations each respond uniquely to water. We know Winter Park homes.

Winter Park includes historic homes. Homes in this area are among the more expensive properties in Orlando. Homes in this area are located on the lakefront or in Rollins Park. Prices range from $800,000 to $3 million. Some older homes may be at risk for water damage. Old homes often struggle with water damage due to their age. Old copper and cast-iron supply lines cause this risk. Clay tile drain lines and pier-and-beam foundations with crawlspaces also add to it.
DryGuard has restored water-damaged homes in Winter Park for more than 50 properties. The city has historic bungalows in Hannibal Square, as well as newer homes in the eastern part of town. In contrast, lakefront estates are found along Park Avenue. Our team has the equipment to handle pier-and-beam crawlspace renovations. This service is not typically offered by many other restoration companies.
Crew dispatched immediately to Winter Park. A real person answers no voicemail at 2 a.m.
Check for water inside walls and ceilings before it causes damage or grows mold.
Adjuster-ready documentation from hour one. We work with Citizens, State Farm, Allstate, USAA, and Universal.
FL Mold Remediator License #MRSR3847. Any mold found during restoration is handled on-site; no separate contractor is needed.
The same issues tend to repeat here. Homes built before 1975 often have old copper pipes. Hard water gradually thins them out. Eventually, leaks form. Air conditioners installed in attics often overflow. Many local homes depend on air conditioning. Tile and flat roofs older than 20 years crack and leak. Pier-and-beam homes face flooding in crawl spaces after heavy rain. If your home sits near Park Avenue or the lakefront, watch your plumbing carefully. Older homes in that area experience leaks most frequently.
A little bit, yes. Two reasons why. First, a lot of Winter Park homes are pier-and-beam, and drying out a crawlspace adds $800 to $2,200 to the job. Second, these homes still have their original heart pine floors, plaster walls, and old tile. Those need careful, slower drying instead of just tearing everything out. We try to save the original materials whenever we can. It takes more time, but it protects what makes your home special.
Flood zones exist near Lake Virginia and surrounding lakes. If you live in this area, your home may be at risk. Check msc.fema.gov to see if your address is listed. If it is in a high-risk area, FEMA has specific rules. If the damage exceeds half your home's value, officials may require you to lift the building. We record exactly where water entered your house. This helps separate flood damage from wind damage for insurance claims. Say heavy rain leaks into your basement. If that happens before structural damage, the insurer handles your claim differently.
Our team has IICRC certification and experience addressing building risks in Winter Park. They respond to emergencies any time of the day. A written estimate will be provided before beginning work.