Restoration & Remodeling in Seminole, FL

What Seminole homes face

Seminole sits in the middle of the peninsula, tucked between the Gulf beaches and inland Pinellas — which means water finds it from two directions. Along the Boca Ciega Bay side, the tidal creeks and backwater channels push saltwater into low-lying yards on high tides and storm surge. Inland, the Lake Seminole basin collects runoff, and neighborhoods ringing the lake can take on standing water after a heavy summer rain. Layer in the city's large mid-century subdivisions — plenty of 1950s and '60s ranch homes with aging galvanized plumbing and slab-on-grade moisture wicking up through the floor — and the Gulf humidity that feeds mold behind any hidden leak, and small problems here rarely stay small.

• Tidal & bayfront floodingBoca Ciega Bay creeks and the Lake Seminole basin after heavy rain.
• Older housing stockMid-century ranch homes with aging plumbing and slab moisture.
• Response timeTypically on-site within about 1 hour from St. Pete Beach.

We know these neighborhoods because we work in them — and we'll be here to stand behind the repair long after the storm season ends.