Sarasota, Sarasota County
Commercial restoration in Sarasota, FL
Water, mold, or fire damage at a Sarasota business? Call Aftermath Restoration Group at (239) 688-2880, 24/7. We extract and dry, remediate mold, clean soot, and document the loss for your insurer and property manager.
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Commercial property in Sarasota
Commercial property in Sarasota includes downtown offices, galleries and restaurants in the Rosemary District, retail along Main Street and St. Armands Circle, medical buildings, and high-rise condo associations.
Sarasota is the Sarasota County seat, on Sarasota Bay.
Sarasota housing at a glance
Renters occupy about 43% of homes in Sarasota; we can coordinate access with tenants and send documentation to the owner. About 35% of units are in buildings with 10 or more units, so associations, managers, and several insurers are usually involved in one loss. The median home in Sarasota was built around 1975 (the Census Bureau's 2018–2022 American Community Survey); older plazas and rental buildings often have aging roofs and plumbing that fail first in storms. The Census Bureau's 2018–2022 American Community Survey puts Sarasota at about 55,508 residents.
What we do for Sarasota businesses
- Water losses: extract, dry, and log readings in commercial spaces.
- Fire losses: secure the building, clean soot, and treat odor.
- Storm damage: board-up, tarping, and extraction.
- Plan the work around your hours where we safely can.
- Photos, readings, and a written scope for everyone who needs them.
Before we arrive
- Close off the damaged area to staff and the public.
- Stop the water and cut power to wet areas if you can.
- Call your insurer and note the claim number.
Working with your insurer in Sarasota
Owners, tenants, and associations often have separate policies. We keep documentation clear on where the damage started and what was affected so each party has what they need.
Other services in Sarasota
- Water damage in Sarasota: extraction, structural drying, and moisture mapping.
- Mold remediation in Sarasota: containment, HEPA filtration, and removal under Florida license MRSR4195.
- Fire and smoke in Sarasota: board-up, soot and odor cleanup, and drying of firefighting water.
- Storm damage in Sarasota: board-up, extraction, and drying after wind and flood.
- Emergency tarping in Sarasota: temporary roof cover to stop water until a roofer repairs it.
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Water, mold, fire, or storm damage. We document the loss for your insurance claim. You keep the claim.
24/7 · Licensed & insured · FL mold license MRSR4195 · ★ 5.0 on Google (21 reviews)
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Common questions
Commercial restoration questions in Sarasota
What kinds of commercial property do you serve in Sarasota?
Commercial property in Sarasota includes downtown offices, galleries and restaurants in the Rosemary District, retail along Main Street and St. Armands Circle, medical buildings, and high-rise condo associations. We handle water, mold, fire, and storm damage in all of them. Call (239) 688-2880, 24/7.
Do you restore rental properties in Sarasota?
Yes. We handle water, mold, fire, and storm damage in rental homes and units, and we can coordinate with tenants for access.
Who handles commercial water, mold, and fire damage in Sarasota?
Aftermath Restoration Group handles commercial restoration in Sarasota and across Sarasota County, 24/7. Call (239) 688-2880. Licensed and insured, Florida mold license MRSR4195.
Do you work with property managers and associations?
Yes. We coordinate access and give documentation to owners, managers, associations, and insurers, so everyone has the same record.
Can you work around business hours in Sarasota?
When the damage allows, yes. We can phase the work or work after hours so parts of the business can keep running. Standing water and active hazards come first.