NEXTGEN RESTORATION, INC.
TAMPA, FLORIDA

NextGen Restoration, Inc., established on May 23, 2007, has built a strong reputation as a top-notch storm recovery company in Florida's Tampa Bay area. Their expertise in water restoration spreads across Hillsborough County and reaches Pinellas, Polk, and Pasco counties. The team prides itself on using innovative technologies, many of which they developed internally, to streamline their services and tackle unique client challenges head-on. Adherence to state and national standards is a cornerstone of their operations, ensuring quality work that prioritizes clients' health, safety, and finances. Their offerings span water, fire, mold, and leak damage restoration, all meticulously documented to meet high industry standards. The company's team consists of highly trained technicians who have earned independent certifications in the latest restorative technologies. NextGen Restoration specializes in advanced moisture removal solutions that effectively prevent issues like mold growth by addressing not only visible water but also hidden moisture. Especially during natural disasters such as hurricanes, they are recognized for their unwavering service and make themselves available online whenever traditional communication channels might fail. A strong focus on customer service underscores their philosophy; every client is attended to by knowledgeable and courteous professionals. They facilitate smooth insurance claim submissions, showing a deep commitment to supporting clients both within storm-prone regions around Tampa Bay and beyond. For more information, you can visit nextgenrestoration.com or reach them at (813) 962-6855 or (813) 960-1644. Their office is located at 11605 CASEY RD, TAMPA, FL, 33618. As a registered Florida business under Filed Number P07000024628 with the latest annual report filed on January 12, 2024, they're identifiable by their FEI number 208504728. Robert David Sweet not only leads as President/CEO/Secretary/Treasurer but also serves on the board of directors.