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7530 Little Road
New Port Richey , FL 34654
Office 727-847-8959  
Fax 727-847-8004
  • Stay tuned to local media and NOAA Weather radio to determine when it is
    safe to return.

  • If your home was flooded get an electrical inspection before restoring power.

  • Watch your step! Ground and floors may be slippery and covered with debris.

  • Be alert for gas leaks. Use a flashlight to inspect for damage. Do not use an
    open flame until area has been aired out.

  • Disinfect everything - assume that anything touched by floodwaters is
    contaminated.  

  • Drink only bottled or previously stored water until you disinfect your well or if
    advised of public utility system contamination.

  • Wash hands frequently.  Do not eat food that has come into contact with flood
    water -throw it out! Use your non-perishable food.

  • Take care of yourself. Recovering from a flood is a big job. Watch out for
    symptoms of anxiety, stress, and fatigue. Do not be afraid to get professional
    help. Crisis counseling programs are available through the American Red
    Cross and other agencies.

  • Document your damages with photos or videotape. Separate damaged and
    undamaged belongings. Find receipts or cancelled checks for high cost
    items. Keep receipts for disaster related expenses.

  • Call your flood insurance agent to file a claim and report your damages as
    soon as possible.

  • Contract with a licensed professional to mold remediation work in your home.

  • Beware of critters such as snakes and insects that might have infested your
    home.
After the Flood