Cape Canaveral Cleanup and Restoration

Cape Canaveral, cape and city in Brevard County, east-central Florida, U.S. The cape is a seaward extension of Canaveral Island, a barrier island running southeastward along the coast of the Atlantic Ocean. The cape is separated from Merritt Island to the west by the Banana River, and the island is separated from the mainland by the Indian River. The cape area is the site of operations for the U.S. space program under NASA. Following the death of U.S. President John F. Kennedy in 1963, the cape was renamed Cape Kennedy, but it officially reverted to its original Spanish name, which means “place of canes, or reeds,” in 1973.

Being a coastal island/city, Cape Canaveral has its share of storms and the potential for water/storm damage. In these times having access to water and storm restoration professionals is essential to this community. SERVPRO of Central Brevard, is a leader in these restoration needs, and is available to the community 24/7, to assist.

Annual flooding is one of the most common and extensive forms of damage that occurs in the United States. Even during high wind events like tropical storms or hurricanes, the majority of the damage comes from the flooding rains from the storms and not the destructive winds. Therefore having a water restoration plan in place can help minimize the damages to your property.

Every year, insurance companies pay out more than a billion dollars to repair flood damage in the U.S.–and that number is only rising as property values increase and the number of homes in high-risk coastal areas rise.

Damage from flooding rains can penetrate every part of your home of business structure, requiring the gutting and replacement of much of the structural components inside, including walls, floors, ceilings, and more.