About Steven Andres Prada
The person who quotes your job is the person who shows up to do it.
Quick answer
Who runs In Solve Fix Too?
In Solve Fix Too is an owner-operated handyman business founded by Steven Andres Prada in Apopka, Florida in December 2021, serving Orlando and Central Florida. Steven holds three IICRC certifications: Water Damage Restoration Technician, Applied Structural Drying, and Applied Microbial Remediation Technician. Those are moisture and mold credentials rather than general handyman credentials, and they matter for the work because most drywall, bathroom, ceiling, and cabinet damage in Central Florida starts as a water or humidity problem. Steven does the work himself, so the person who quotes the job is the person who arrives. Labor starts at $75 per hour, standard jobs carry a 90-day labor warranty, and jobs that require a Florida state contractor license are flagged during the estimate rather than after the work starts.
- Founded
- December 2021
- Based in
- Apopka, Florida
- Serving
- Orange, Osceola, Seminole, Lake
- Google rating
- 5.0 from 16 reviews
Why a moisture background matters for handyman work
Steven registered In Solve Fix Too in Apopka in December 2021 and has worked across Orange, Osceola, Seminole, and Lake counties since. The business is deliberately small: one named person on every job, published rates, and a written scope before anything is touched.
The three IICRC certifications are the unusual part. They are water and mold credentials, not general handyman credentials, and most handymen in Central Florida do not hold them. They are directly relevant here because of what actually causes the repairs people call about. A stained ceiling, a soft baseboard, a cabinet floor that swelled, a bathroom wall that keeps cracking after being patched twice: those are moisture problems wearing a cosmetic disguise.
The practical difference is diagnosis. Patching drywall over a wall that is still wet produces a repair that fails in a season. Steven checks whether the substrate is dry before closing it up, and when the underlying problem is bigger than a handyman job, he says so during the estimate instead of covering it and moving on.
For projects that require a Florida state contractor license, In Solve Fix Too coordinates with licensed sub-contractors. That boundary is stated in the estimate, not discovered halfway through.
The certifications, and what each one covers
All three are issued by the IICRC, the standards body behind the ANSI-approved S500 and S520 procedures for water damage restoration and mold remediation.
Water Damage Restoration Technician (WRT)
Covers how water moves through a building, how to read moisture in materials, and how to dry a structure before secondary damage sets in.
Applied Structural Drying (ASD)
The follow-on to WRT: airflow, dehumidification, and knowing when a wall cavity is genuinely dry rather than dry on the surface.
Applied Microbial Remediation Technician (AMRT)
Mold: containment, safe removal, and the conditions that let it come back after a repair looks finished.
What we do not claim
In Solve Fix Too is not a licensed general contractor, and this site does not claim to be one. We do not advertise review counts we cannot show you, and the only rated profile we have is Google, where the reviews are tied to real accounts and we cannot edit or delete them. If a number appears on this site, you should be able to go check it yourself.