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Case Study

Large-Scale Flood Restoration – Venice, Florida

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The Problem

Following Hurricane Debby in August 2024, a significant flooding event impacted Venice, Florida, where 32 units sustained extensive water damage and required immediate professional restoration services. 

ServiceMaster By Glenn’s was brought in to stabilize the property, address the water damage, remove affected materials, and prepare the units for reconstruction.

Just one week after the initial restoration work, the property experienced a second flooding event, requiring our team to return and address the affected areas again before reconstruction could move forward.

Our Response

ServiceMaster By Glenn’s responded quickly and coordinated restoration services throughout all 32 affected units.

Our work included:

  • Emergency stabilization and water mitigation
  • Professional drying and dehumidification
  • Moisture monitoring throughout affected areas
  • Removal of water-damaged and unsalvageable materials
  • Demolition of affected areas as necessary
  • Cleaning and sanitization
  • Preparation of the units for reconstruction

Following the second flooding event, our team returned to reassess the property and re-clean and re-sanitize the affected areas, helping ensure the units were properly treated before moving forward with reconstruction.

The Result

Despite experiencing two flooding events within a matter of weeks, ServiceMaster By Glenn’s successfully completed the necessary remediation, stabilization, demolition, drying, cleaning, and sanitization across all 32 units.

Once our restoration work was complete, the affected areas were left clean, stabilized, and prepared for the next phase of reconstruction, allowing the property to move forward with the rebuilding process.

The project demonstrates our ability to coordinate a large-scale, multi-unit flood response, adapt quickly when conditions change, and help commercial and multifamily properties move from emergency damage to recovery.