Poinciana Cleanup and Restoration

Water Damage is a Very Real Threat in Low-Lying Areas

Native to Madagascar, royal poinciana trees are known for their showy flowers. The botanical name is derived from the Greek words “delos” (meaning conspicuous) and “onyx” (meaning claw), referring to their appearance.

The city of Poinciana’s origins began in the 1960’s, when nearly 50,000 acres of farmland and swamp were purchased by a company that eventually became Avatar Holdings, Inc.

In 1972, Poinciana was formally established as the largest unincorporated, master-planned community in the United States. Poinciana is a two-time winner of America’s 100 Nicest Places to Live, and offers a unique environment to enjoy outdoor activities and wildlife. As with all portions of Central Florida, water and fire damages can happen through out the year. Property owners, whether commercial or residential should have a plan of action on how to handle to handle any of these issues to help restore your property. Water is a huge issue in Florida as these disasters can introduce more issues, such as mold, for instance. Mold can be a hazardous issue, and will spread rapidly if left unattended. Our professionals can respond and give you a plan of action to get your property back to normal. 

Our population expanded by leaps and bounds between 2000 and 2006. Then came the Florida economic bust in 2008, which created a market for affordable housing in Central Florida today. Between that and a new hospital that was recently approved, Poinciana has grown considerably and is a thriving community.  

The city spans two counties: Osceola and Polk. Our community is managed by a home owners association (HOA) named the Association of Poinciana Village (APV). We depend on Osceola and Polk counties for fire, police, EMS and other support functions. There are a few areas of the city that are considered “Low-Lying areas”, and therefore are prone to flooding. Keeping your family and businesses safe and dry is how we can help. With our 24/7 emergency responses, we can be there to help assess and take action to reduce further damage when the threat is there.