Preparing for a hurricane can often take significant time, investment, and planning to get right. But proper planning can make all the difference if a storm takes a turn for the worse. We're in the middle of another busy Florida hurricane season. Our goal is to help the community prepare for the worst and come back even better after a storm. Click the link to view our 2021 Hurricane Preparedness Guide. 

Hurricane Sally hit the Florida Panhandle hard with over twenty inches of rain. Our team is in Fort Walton Beach area sharing our expertise and large loss equipment to help residents recover quickly.  In cases of large storm damage projects, we can pool resources to provide fast support for substantially damaged properties. We can offer this same fast response time to storm damage emergencies that impact your Central Brevard area home or business.

We are proud to be members of a SERVPRO Disaster Recovery Team, and we anticipated the need to help our fellow Floridians once Hurricane Michael passed. Our owner Raymond Owens joined the skilled Production Managers and Technicians as they were ready to roll out our Green Fleet across the State to Panama City. We're Faster To Any Size Disaster.

The results of a strong wind tore off a section of a roof in a Merritt Island home and dumped high volumes of water into the attic. The water soaked into the drywall panels and SERVPRO technicians are ready to complete a controlled demolition to remove the hazardously hanging materials before starting the drying process.

Four months after Hurricane Irma the SERVPRO Storm  teams are still in Brevard county. They are a long way from home and we really appreciate the help and support they have given us.

Thank you STORM TEAM!!!! 

Here we see a Rockledge home that even after a month since hurricane Irma passed still has flooding waters around it- This home flooded 3 times, due to Irma and storms in the weeks that followed. 

Here is SERVPRO of Central Brevard  driving to a home off of New Found Harbor Drive in Merritt Island- As you can see- the flood waters from the hurricane are still making travel hazardous.  The road here was flooded for a good half mile-no wake signs had been place by Brevard county

Here are your 2017 names for the Atlantic Tropical Cyclones-

They are:  Alrlene, Bret, Cindy, Don, Emily, Franklin, Gert, Harvey, Irma, Jose, Katia, Lee, Maria, Nate, Ophelia, Philippe, Rina, Sean, Tammy, Vince, and finally Whitney-

Hopefully we won't make it to the end!!

Please be safe and if you don't have an emergency plan- get one- if you need help give us a call!!

Here is a home in west Cocoa, Florida-

They were getting a new roof- but after a severe thunder storm  over the weekend they got a whole lot they did not bargain for-

The water pooled on the roof and came in and as you can see from the pic made the ceiling crash in..

Here is a pic from Hurricane Matthew-

Fortunately this heavy tree branch fell into the

fence instead of the near by homes-

It seems that most of the damage in Central Brevard was done to fences.