Tampa Bay's Premier IICRC Certified Storm Restoration Company
ERS Contractor stands as Tampa Bay's most qualified storm restoration company, maintaining the highest industry certifications and specialized training for hurricane damage reconstruction. Our IICRC Master Water Restorer certification, combined with GAF Master Elite status and Florida contractor licensing, ensures that every storm restoration project meets or exceeds industry standards. Since 2001, we've successfully restored over 2,500 storm-damaged properties throughout Tampa Bay using certified techniques, premium materials, and proven restoration processes.
Our Professional Certifications & Training
What IICRC Certification Means for Your Storm Restoration
The Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC) sets the gold standard for restoration industry practices. Our certified technicians follow strict protocols for water damage restoration, structural drying, mold prevention, and reconstruction techniques. This certification ensures that your storm damage restoration is performed to the highest professional standards, meets insurance company requirements, and includes proper documentation for warranty and claim purposes.
Comprehensive Certified Storm Restoration Services
Certified Water Damage Restoration
IICRC-certified water extraction, structural drying, and dehumidification services for storm-related flooding and water intrusion. Advanced moisture detection equipment ensures complete drying to prevent mold growth and structural damage.
Hurricane Damage Reconstruction
Complete structural reconstruction following hurricane damage, performed by licensed contractors using Florida Building Code requirements and manufacturer specifications for wind-resistant construction techniques.
Certified Mold Remediation
IICRC-certified mold assessment, containment, and remediation for storm-related moisture issues. Professional protocols protect occupant health while eliminating mold growth and preventing recurrence.
Advanced Structural Drying
Applied Structural Drying certification ensures proper moisture removal from building materials using scientific drying principles, preventing secondary damage and ensuring complete restoration.
Advanced Storm Restoration Technology & Equipment
Our certified restoration specialists utilize state-of-the-art equipment and technology specifically designed for storm damage restoration. This includes thermal imaging cameras for moisture detection, commercial-grade dehumidification systems, air movers for optimal drying, moisture meters for scientific monitoring, and specialized extraction equipment for various flooding scenarios. All equipment is maintained to manufacturer specifications and operated by certified technicians.
Storm Restoration Process & Quality Control
Initial Certified Assessment
Comprehensive damage assessment by IICRC-certified technicians using standardized evaluation protocols. Detailed documentation includes moisture mapping, structural analysis, and restoration planning with timeline projections.
Scientific Drying Approach
Applied Structural Drying certification ensures moisture removal follows scientific principles with daily monitoring, documentation, and adjustment of drying equipment until materials reach acceptable moisture levels.
Quality Control Inspections
Multiple quality control checkpoints throughout the restoration process, including pre-work inspections, progress monitoring, and final certification that all work meets IICRC standards and local code requirements.
Final Restoration Certification
Comprehensive final inspection with detailed documentation of completed work, warranty information, and certification that restoration meets all applicable standards and codes.
Insurance Company Recognition of Certified Restoration
Insurance companies recognize and prefer IICRC-certified restoration contractors because certification ensures work is performed to industry standards with proper documentation and quality control. Our certified status often expedites claim approvals, reduces disputes over restoration methods, and provides confidence that work will pass insurance company inspections. Many insurance policies specifically require certified restoration for certain types of storm damage.
Specialized Storm Damage Restoration Areas
Hurricane Wind & Water Damage
Combined wind and water damage requires specialized restoration techniques addressing both structural repairs and moisture issues simultaneously. Our certified approach ensures complete restoration without overlooking critical moisture problems.
Flood & Storm Surge Damage
Saltwater and contaminated flood damage requires specialized cleaning, sanitization, and restoration protocols. Our certified technicians understand the unique challenges of storm surge cleanup and long-term damage prevention.
Hail & Impact Damage
hail damage often creates hidden moisture entry points requiring careful assessment and sealing. Our certified inspectors identify all hail impacts and ensure complete weather sealing during restoration.
Multi-Story & Complex Buildings
Large and complex storm damage scenarios require advanced restoration techniques and project management. Our certified team handles extensive restoration projects with proper coordination and quality control.
Warranty & Guarantee on Certified Restoration Work
All IICRC-certified restoration work comes with comprehensive warranties covering both workmanship and materials. Our certification requires adherence to strict quality standards, proper documentation, and follow-up procedures that ensure long-term restoration success. These warranties are backed by our certification credentials and provide additional protection beyond standard contractor warranties.
Why Certification Matters for Tampa Bay Storm Restoration
Professional Standards Compliance
IICRC certification ensures all restoration work meets nationally recognized professional standards, eliminating guesswork and ensuring proven restoration techniques are used throughout your project.
Insurance Company Confidence
Certified restoration provides insurance companies confidence that work is performed correctly, often resulting in faster claim processing and fewer disputes over restoration methods and costs.
Long-Term Results
Certified restoration techniques are designed for long-term success, preventing recurring problems and ensuring that restored areas perform as well as or better than original construction.
Health & Safety Protection
IICRC protocols include health and safety considerations that protect occupants during and after restoration, including proper mold prevention and indoor air quality management.