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Water damage, mold & fire in Santa Rosa Beach & 30A

One call and an ALL CLEAR crew comes out to your Santa Rosa Beach & 30A home or business, stops the damage and puts it right. Day or night.

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Restoration for Santa Rosa Beach & 30A homes

Along 30A, second homes and rentals with owners out of town need someone local who can get in, stop the damage and keep them posted.

For over 55 years ALL CLEAR has handled water, fire, mold and storm damage, from a single leaking dishwasher to whole buildings after a hurricane. In Santa Rosa Beach & 30A and across Walton County, we bring the same trained crews and our own equipment to every job.

No job too small

No job too small. A leaking dishwasher gets the same trained crew as a hurricane.

What happens when you call

  1. 1

    Call us, any hour

    24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Tell us what happened and we'll tell you what to do right now.

  2. 2

    We stop the damage

    A crew comes out with the equipment to stop water, smoke or mold from spreading.

  3. 3

    We dry, clean and repair

    Extraction, drying and cleaning, checked with moisture meters, then the repairs to put it back.

  4. 4

    We document it for your claim

    Photos and readings of the damage, so your insurance claim has what it needs.

From the Job Files

Recent work in Santa Rosa Beach & 30A

Room with bare concrete floor, lower walls cut open around the edges, and drying machines in front of sliding glass doors to a patio.Water · Restoration

Santa Rosa Beach, FLUpdated Oct 26, 11:09 AM

When Hurricane Rain Came In at the Patio Doors

After Hurricane Isaias, a Santa Rosa Beach home smelled wet near the living room patio doors. Our moisture readings found wet drywall and flooring in two rooms, and outside we traced six ways water was reaching the walls.

A living room with wood-look flooring and a sofa, next to the patio doors where water came inWater · Storm

Santa Rosa Beach, FLUpdated Oct 15, 5:23 PM

Hurricane Isaias: six ways water got into one home

After Hurricane Isaias, a home smelled wet and the walls and floors by the patio doors were soaked. Water was getting in at ground level, and we traced six reasons why.

  1. Assess
  2. Mitigate
  3. Dry
  4. Rebuild
  5. All clear

Your Santa Rosa Beach & 30A home, put right

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