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AC Leaks and Storm Water

Water Damage Restoration Pinellas Park, FL

Pinellas Park and the rest of Florida: when a wall or floor stays wet long after the leak, one call puts it with a local pro.

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Many of these jobs start under the air handler or along a slab.

Why a Florida building stays wet: the four things that set that clock, laid out once for the whole state.

What keeps Pinellas Park buildings wet

Water damage restoration in Pinellas Park, including The Lodges and Millbrooke Ranch, is handled by local pros working the area, whether the water came from the cooling system, a pipe or the weather. Pinellas Park drains through culverts, ditches and channels, and a water management district created in 1976 runs five basins' primary channels.

The age of the buildings

1978 is the median build year in Pinellas Park, and 76.3 percent of the stock went up before 1990, an age that tends to settle whether the ductwork runs overhead through the attic or below the floor. About 3,900 homes here are manufactured, and where a dryer vent on one ends beneath the floor instead of beyond the skirting, every load of laundry puts its water into the closed space under the home, around the cooled ducts that already gather water from the summer air.

The humid season

Pinellas Park spends three months in which the dewpoint never falls below 70 degrees, day or night, from July through September; of 53.62 inches in a normal year, 9.73 fall in July, both figures recorded 3.8 miles away. Much of the city's rain leaves through open ditches and channels, and in July, the wettest month, a lot beside a ditch running full has its lowest ground next to slow-moving water, so the soil under a home on that edge of the lot stays wet between storms.

Where water settles in Pinellas Park

  • Dryer vents ending under manufactured homes, about 3,900 of them, putting each load's water into the space around the cooled belly ducts
  • Lots beside the open ditches and channels that drain the city, where the ground under a home stays wet while July's runoff passes
  • Grass clippings and yard debris that wash from the strip beside a ditch into the ditch itself, slowing the water passing the lot

Water Damage Restoration services in Pinellas Park

Start from what you found - a stain, a wet floor, or a wall that will not dry. Local pros working Pinellas Park pick it up from there.

Areas covered around Pinellas Park

The rest of Florida is listed town by town.

Frequently asked questions

Where should the dryer vent go on a Pinellas Park manufactured home?

Some 3,900 Pinellas Park homes are manufactured. A dryer pushes the water from each load out with its exhaust, and where the vent ends beneath the floor rather than beyond the skirting, that water goes into the closed space under the home, where the cooled ducts already gather moisture from the summer air. Running the vent out through the skirting sends it into open air instead.

Does a ditch beside a Pinellas Park lot keep the ground wet?

The city is drained by a system of culverts, ditches and channels, and a water management district runs the primary channel in each of its five basins. In July, the wettest month, a ditch running full keeps the lowest edge of the lot beside slow water, and the soil under a home on that side stays wet between storms, along with the air under the floor.

Who keeps the ditch beside a Pinellas Park home clear?

The Pinellas Park Water Management District removes blockages that would interfere with the flow of stormwater through its ditches, as they occur, while the homeowner keeps the right-of-way between the ditch and the property line. Clippings and yard debris left on that strip can wash into the ditch and slow the water passing the lot, so keeping them out helps the ditch carry July's rain away.

Pinellas Park, FL

A Pinellas Park leak that will not dry out?

Calls are free and picked up straight away, with no form to fill in and nothing owed.

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The call is free and binds no one

If water is still coming in, close the main shutoff, or switch the air handler off if the water is coming from it, before calling.

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