Burst pipe flooding a home overnight
We extract standing water with truck-mounted units, dry wall cavities with vents and air movers, and coordinate pipe repair with a licensed plumber. Most jobs dry to standard in three to five days.
When a pipe bursts at 2 a.m. or a storm pushes water under your door, 24/7 Water Removal Services in Florida get the standing water out before it becomes a mold claim. We run truck-mounted extractors, air movers, and desiccant dehumidifiers to dry slabs, walls, and crawlspaces to IICRC S500 standards. One call, and a crew rolls to your address.

24/7 Water Removal Services in Florida is the emergency extraction and structural drying of a flooded home or business, performed at any hour, any day of the year. A crew arrives with a truck-mounted water extractor, portable extraction units, moisture meters, and thermal imaging cameras. We pull standing water, map hidden moisture inside wall cavities, then position air movers and dehumidifiers to dry the structure. Most residential jobs take four to eight hours of active extraction, with drying equipment running three to five days.
Florida properties flood in ways northern states never see. Storm surge pushes saltwater into ground-floor units, hurricane water intrusion soaks roof decks, and slab leaks quietly saturate tile floors for weeks before anyone notices. Add year-round humidity above 70 percent and a wet wall can grow mold in 24 to 48 hours. That is why Florida 24 hour water removal exists as its own trade: the climate does not give you a weekend to think about it.
Every 24/7 Water Removal Services call includes the essentials: emergency dispatch, on-site assessment, extraction, drying setup, daily monitoring, and final documentation. What varies is the scope of drying and whether structural repairs are needed. Here is what you get on a standard call-out.
A live dispatcher takes your call, gathers the details, and assigns the nearest available crew. You get an arrival window and a safety checklist while you wait. No voicemail, no callback queue, no waiting until morning.
We use moisture meters, a thermal imaging camera, and a borescope camera to find water you cannot see. Wall cavities, subfloors, and ceiling voids all get checked. The assessment drives the drying plan and the insurance report.
Truck-mounted extractors handle the bulk, with portable units and wet/dry vacuums for tight spaces. We work room by room until standing water is gone, then check the same areas again with a moisture meter before moving on.
Air movers, desiccant dehumidifiers, and floor drying mats go in place based on the moisture map. Wall cavity drying vents open wet drywall without full demolition when readings allow. Every placement gets photographed for the file.
A technician returns every 24 hours to log readings and adjust equipment. Drying typically runs three to five days. You get a copy of the drying log at the end, formatted for your insurance carrier.
Affected framing and surfaces get treated with antimicrobial solution after extraction. This is standard on every job because Florida humidity gives mold a head start. HEPA air scrubbers run during any demo work to keep dust and spores contained.
You call, we answer live, day or night. We ask what flooded, how deep, and whether power or gas is affected. Within minutes you get an arrival window and a safety checklist: shut off the supply valve, avoid outlets, and stay off wet tile if the ceiling is sagging.
The crew walks the property with moisture meters, a thermal imaging camera, and a borescope camera for wall cavities. We classify the water (clean, gray, or black) and grade the extent of saturation. That classification drives the drying plan and the insurance report.
Truck-mounted extractors handle the bulk of standing water. Portable units and wet/dry vacuums reach closets, under cabinets, and inside crawlspaces. For sewage backup or storm surge, we bag and remove contaminated materials before extraction begins.
Air movers, desiccant dehumidifiers, and floor drying mats go in place. Wall cavity drying vents open up wet drywall without full demo when readings allow. We photograph every placement and log initial moisture content room by room.
A technician returns every 24 hours to log readings on the moisture meter and infrared thermometer. Drying typically runs three to five days. When framing hits dry standard, we pull equipment, take final photos, and hand you a clearance report for your insurer.
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians — so the job is done accurately the first time.
Pulls 30 to 100 gallons per minute from flooded floors. This is the workhorse on every call and the reason we can clear a living room in under two hours.
Finds hidden moisture behind walls, under floors, and inside ceiling cavities without demolition. We use it on every assessment and again on the final walkthrough.
Pulls moisture from the air in cool or low-humidity conditions where refrigerant units struggle. Standard equipment on commercial jobs and Florida winter dry-outs.
Filters airborne dust, mold spores, and debris during demolition and drying. Runs continuously on any job involving contaminated water or material removal.
Inspects inside wall cavities and under cabinets without cutting drywall. Confirms whether hidden framing is wet before we decide on a drying approach.
Pull moisture from hardwood and engineered flooring without removing the boards. Saves flooring that would otherwise be a total loss.
Logs moisture content and surface temperature room by room. These readings drive the drying log your insurance adjuster reviews.
A supply line failed under a kitchen sink at 1:30 a.m. Water spread across 400 square feet of tile and into the adjacent hallway. The homeowner shut off the valve but could not stop the spread.
We extracted 60 gallons, dried the slab and baseboards in four days, and confirmed dry standard with moisture meter readings. No flooring replacement was needed, and the insurance claim was approved without a challenge.
Storm surge pushed two inches of saltwater through the ground floor of a four-unit building. All four units were affected, and the property manager needed documentation for a hurricane claim.
We extracted all four units the same night, removed contaminated materials, treated framing with antimicrobial solution, and dried the structure in five days. The Xactimate report was accepted by the carrier on the first submission.
A 15-year-old water heater failed the day before Thanksgiving, releasing 40 gallons into a hallway and closet. The homeowner called at 6 p.m. and expected to wait until morning.
A crew arrived within 90 minutes, extracted the water, and set air movers and a dehumidifier. Drying ran three days, and final readings confirmed dry standard. The homeowner paid only the deductible.
Water damage in Florida rarely comes from one source. Storm surge, slab leaks, appliance failures, and aging plumbing all cause the same result: a soaked structure that needs fast extraction and drying. Here are the problems we see most often.
Ask a pro →We extract standing water with truck-mounted units, dry wall cavities with vents and air movers, and coordinate pipe repair with a licensed plumber. Most jobs dry to standard in three to five days.
We extract, remove contaminated materials, rinse and treat surfaces with antimicrobial solution, and run desiccant dehumidifiers to pull moisture from structural framing. Documentation is formatted for hurricane claims.
We use thermal imaging and moisture meters to map the affected area, extract from the slab, and dry with floor drying mats. We also flag the leak location so your plumber can make the repair.
Our IICRC AMRT-certified technicians contain the area with plastic sheeting, remove contaminated materials, extract, and disinfect. HEPA air scrubbers run throughout to keep the rest of the home clean.
“A supply line let go under our kitchen sink at 1:30 in the morning. I called and a real person answered, then a crew was at the door in about an hour. They pulled the water, set fans and a dehumidifier, and had the drying log ready for our adjuster. No mold, no drama.”
Marisol R.Homeowner, Miami
✓ Verified“Storm surge put two inches of water through the ground floor of a four-unit building. The team extracted all four units the same night, documented everything with moisture readings and photos, and worked with our insurance carrier directly. We had tenants back in under a week.”
Dwayne P.Property Manager, Pensacola
✓ Verified“Our water heater failed the day before Thanksgiving. They came out that evening, extracted the water from the hallway and closet, and set up drying equipment. Three days later the readings were dry and they hauled everything away. Fair price and no upsell.”
Karen L.Homeowner, Ocala
✓ VerifiedYes. Our dispatch line is staffed 24 hours a day, every day of the year, including holidays. A live person takes your call, gathers the details, and assigns a crew immediately. Most Florida metro addresses see a technician within 60 to 90 minutes of the call, and rural routes take a bit longer depending on distance.
Typical 2026 pricing runs $1,200 to $3,800 for a residential extraction and dry-out, depending on square footage, water category, and how many days equipment runs. Sewage backup and storm surge jobs cost more because of contaminated material removal. Most Florida homeowners pay only their deductible once the claim is approved.
Yes. Night calls are routine for us. A burst pipe at 2 a.m. or a toilet overflow before a holiday gets the same crew and equipment as a midday job. We extract, set drying equipment, and leave you with a written summary before we pull out of the driveway.
Most metro addresses see a crew within 60 to 90 minutes. We stage equipment across the state so a call from Miami, Pensacola, or Ocala does not wait on a truck driving four hours. When you call, dispatch gives you a realistic arrival window based on your address and current crew positions.
Our crews cover the entire state, from the Panhandle to the Keys. Whether you need round the clock water extraction in Florida after a midnight pipe failure or same-day service after a storm, we route the nearest available team to your address. Here are some of the markets we serve most often.
Water spreads fast, and every hour it sits drives up the repair bill. Our dispatch line is staffed around the clock, and a crew is ready to roll to your address. One call gets extraction, drying, and documentation started.
Get Emergency Help +18555742638 →Call us any time, day or night. We answer 24/7 and dispatch crews across Florida with truck-mounted extractors and drying equipment. Most addresses see a tech within the hour. If you prefer email, send photos of the damage and we will get back to you fast with next steps.