The All Clear blog
55 years of hurricanes, floods and fires on the Gulf Coast: the jobs we've finished, the ones we're on now, and what we've learned keeping Emerald Coast homes and businesses standing.
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Our crews post updates from site: photos, drying readings and where each job stands, from first call to all clear.
Water · StormSanta Rosa Beach, FLUpdated Oct 15, 5:23 PM
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.
Water · MoistureMexico Beach, FLUpdated Oct 7, 4:03 PM
A three-story coastal home with wet patio-door floors and muggy rooms. Our moisture investigation traced it to three sources working together, and found one of them under the house.
From our project files
Past recoveries, from the hurricane coast to the Bahamas. Every photo is from an ALL CLEAR job.
Wind, water and catastrophic storm surge affected a 100-unit condo complex in Fort Myers Beach, FL.
Nashville's Bridgestone Arena following a major rain event.
Portable fuel cells loaded on a barge, deployed to the Bahamas following a major storm.
Extraction of isolated standing water throughout a school district building.
One of our remediation management teams on break during a storm event in Louisiana.
53' semi trailers and industrial desiccants being prepared for deployment.
The largest recoveries on record
The storm archive
Each storm opens a file: what hit, where we worked, and the photos from the jobs. Scroll back through the decades.
Category 3 landfall near Pensacola Beach in October.
Category 3 landfall at Gulf Shores; Pensacola and Perdido Key hit hardest.
Category 3 landfall on Santa Rosa Island near Navarre Beach.
Category 3 landfall in Louisiana and Mississippi.
Category 5 landfall at Mexico Beach; Panama City devastated.
1 job on file
Category 2 landfall at Gulf Shores with record flooding in Pensacola.
Hit Navarre, Gulf Breeze and Pensacola in October.
1 job on file
All stories
Project Stories · 1 min read
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.
READ STORY: When Hurricane Rain Came In at the Patio Doors
Project Stories · 1 min read
After a storm, a tree came down on this home. Limbs broke through the metal roof and debris fell into the stairwell. These are the photos we took on three visits over 10 days.
READ STORY: After the Storm: A Tree Through the Roof and Into the Stairwell
Project Stories · 1 min read
We were asked to check a Panama City Beach condo's heating and air ducts for mold. Two swab samples came back with very high spore counts. This was an assessment only, and it ended with a clear plan for what comes next.
READ STORY: Lab Tests Found Heavy Mold in a Panama City Beach Condo's DuctworkProject Stories · 3 min read
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.
READ STORY: Hurricane Isaias: six ways water got into one homeProject Stories · 3 min read
A three-story coastal home with wet patio-door floors and muggy rooms. Our moisture investigation traced it to three sources working together, and found one of them under the house.
READ STORY: Wet floors, 60% humidity and a leaking deck
Project Stories · 1 min read
Mold was found under a kitchen sink in a Pensacola condo. Testing traced it to a long-running sink leak and an overflowing air handler drip pan. This record covers what was found and the remediation plan written for it.
READ STORY: A Slow Leak Under a Pensacola Kitchen Sink, and What It Left BehindPrep checklists when a watch goes up, plus new project stories. Property managers and HOA boards: ask about our pre-storm priority list.
