Fifteen minutes from Lauderdale Lakes · Florida licensed, MRSR2307
Water, Mold, Fire and Storm Damage Restoration in Lauderdale Lakes
A certified crew is dispatched 24/7 from our Oakland Park base. We work with associations and property managers as readily as with individual unit owners.
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Water Damage Restoration
We handle all types of water damage: from appliance leaks and broken pipes to storm flooding. Our technicians remove standing water, dry affected areas, and prevent mold from forming.
Mold Remediation and Removal
Our mold remediation services include inspection, containment, safe removal, and antimicrobial treatments. We also identify and fix the moisture problems that allow mold to grow.
Fire and Smoke Damage Repair
After a fire, we secure your property, clean smoke and soot residue, and repair structural damage. We also remove lingering smoke odors to restore a clean indoor environment.
Storm and Wind Damage Services
Lauderdale Lakes is no stranger to tropical storms. We offer roof tarping, debris cleanup, water extraction, and full structural repair following hurricanes and high winds.
Why Homeowners and Businesses in Lauderdale Lakes Trust Tri-County All Restorations
Free Damage Assessment and Estimate
Tell us what happened. We respond 24/7, and there is no charge for the assessment.
Why Lauderdale Lakes Properties Fail the Way They Do
Lauderdale Lakes is a condominium city more than a single-family one, and that changes almost everything about how a water loss behaves and who ends up paying for it.
One leak, several units
In the low-rise condominium and co-op communities, units share plumbing stacks and floor assemblies. A supply line failure on an upper floor becomes a ceiling collapse two floors down, and the unit with the damage is rarely the unit with the fault.
The association question arrives first
Before anyone dries anything, someone asks whether this is the association's responsibility or the unit owner's. We document the source and the path the water took before opening anything up, so that question gets an evidence-based answer instead of an argument.
Ageing flat roofs on low-rise buildings
Most of the multifamily stock here dates to the 1960s and 1970s and carries flat or low-slope roofs. Water enters at the top floor and travels down inside the wall cavity, so it often surfaces in a unit with nothing but more building above it.
Cast iron waste stacks past their service life
The original vertical drain stacks in these buildings are sixty years old and failing from the inside. They rupture within the wall rather than in the open, so the first evidence is usually a damp baseboard or a smell rather than anything you can see.
Interior rooms with no way to dry
Many floor plans here put the bathroom and hallway in the middle of the unit with no exterior wall. There is no natural drying path at all, so these spaces need containment, mechanical drying and dehumidification or they simply stay wet and grow mold.
Seasonal and vacant units
A unit closed up for the season with the thermostat set high is where mold gets its best head start. We are often called by an owner returning in the autumn rather than by anyone who saw the leak happen, and by then it is a remediation job.
Where we work in Lauderdale Lakes
Hawaiian Gardens, Somerset and the surrounding condominium and co-op communities, plus the single-family streets between Oakland Park Boulevard and Commercial Boulevard and the commercial space along State Road 7 and NW 31st Avenue.
We are about fifteen minutes away in Oakland Park, and we work with property managers and boards as readily as with individual unit owners. If you are the association, we can scope a multi-unit loss as one job.
Licensed, and You Can Check
Florida requires a state license to remediate mold. Most homeowners do not know that, and it is the fastest way to tell a real remediator from a general contractor with a fan. Ours is below. Verify it yourself at MyFloridaLicense.com.
You are more than a customer to me. You are my neighbor.
Gary Ackel
Owner, Tri-County All Restorations. Born and raised in Fort Lauderdale, and the licensed mold remediator on every job we run.
Questions Lauderdale Lakes Owners and Boards Ask
If yours is not here, call and ask it. There is no charge for a straight answer.
About fifteen minutes from our Oakland Park base under normal conditions, day or night. If the loss involves more than one unit, tell us that on the phone so we send enough equipment on the first trip rather than making a second one.
It depends entirely on where the failure was and what your documents say, which is why the first thing we do is establish the source rather than start tearing out. We map the moisture, photograph the origin and the path the water travelled, and give both you and the board the same evidence to work from.
Report it to the association immediately so they can get the upstairs water shut off, then call us. Do not wait for the board to appoint someone. Most policies require you to prevent further damage, and drying started on day one is what keeps this from becoming a mold remediation on day three.
Yes to both. Florida requires a state mold remediator licence and it applies statewide. Ours is MRSR2307, valid through July 2028, verifiable at MyFloridaLicense.com. We also hold preferred contractor status with CodeBlue, Nexus and Direct Claims Management, bill your carrier directly, and document the job throughout for the adjuster.
