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Simple Restoration, Simple Insurance Claims | SERVPRO of Houston County

4/15/2024 (Permalink)

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Living through a disaster can make your head feel like it is spinning. With a million thoughts all happening at once, you might only be able to focus on the safety of your family and the security of your home.

While you try to make sense of what has happened, considering what to tell your insurance company may not even pass through your mind. When it comes to disaster recovery, though, the sooner you can get things started, the better.

Our team is here to help you put everything back together—even the things you might not have thought about.

Start Fast, Document Often

While every disaster may be a little bit different, they all share one thing in common: timing matters. The faster you can get recovery started, the less damage can start to add up. Make sure you are maintaining you safety first, and stay put until an all-clear has been given. When you do head out to check on things, avoid flooded areas, downed power lines or potential hot spots after a fire.

Check on those around you and your loved ones as soon as it is safe to do so in order to get any necessary emergency needs taken care of. When you know everyone is cared for, call us at SERVPRO®. We will start your recovery right away, as we take as much information as possible down over the phone in order to put together a team with the right equipment for your restoration.

While you wait for our crew to arrive, start taking photos of any damage done. When it comes to insurance claims, the more you can document, the easier things will be. If you do decide to start cleaning up before our team gets there, or you have an immediate issue that needs to be fixed, make sure to document the before and after of everything you do. Take notes on anything that can’t be photographed.

Leave It to Our Team

When our professionals arrive at your property, we will simultaneously start securing your home in order to prevent future damage and continuing the documentation process. Our team comes not only highly trained in disaster recovery but also in all the latest insurance standards and requirements in order to make your claims process a successful one.

We will build an itemized list of all of your damages, along with photographic proof of work that is needed. Our staff is certified in meeting insurance inspection standards, which means all the work we do will be what your insurance company wants to see. We also make it a goal to restore rather than replace as much of your property as possible, which will help keep your total recovery costs low.

You can leave everything to our team after a disaster strikes. We will get you back on your feet, and your home back to normal, before you know it. Our crew handles everything, insurance included, to make sure your process is as simple as it can be.

When a disaster strikes, call us to make your recovery process—insurance claims and all—simple.

Getting Down to the Basics of Flood Prevention | SERVPRO of North Oklahoma City

4/1/2024 (Permalink)

rain water pooling on a hardwood floor after a storm with a man in work boots walking through it SERVPRO of North Oklahoma City is ready to help in a moments notice after spring showers leak in to your home or business.

When you want to do something well, you need to first focus on the basics. If you have kids and have ever had to help with math homework, you already know that learning the basics is the only way to succeed—and walk away from the homework table tear-free.

Getting down to the basics is a good way to protect your home from potential disasters, too. We might not be able to stop Mother Nature from sharing her darker side with us, but when our homes are prepared, we can mitigate our losses and recover faster.

Every year around the nation, homes are damaged in flooding. Since it is one of the most common kinds of home damage, it is crucial we cover the basics of flood protection for our homes and our families.

Know Your Zone

One of the reasons that flooding is so prevalent is because it can happen in so many different ways. Not all flooding originates from nature, but internal manmade disasters like leaking appliances are often easier to control and clean up after.

Weather-related flooding is more complicated. Heavy rains are common in our area, which leaves us vulnerable to flash flooding. With the Oklahoma River nearby, river flooding can also be detrimental to many of our community members.

In order to start protecting your home, get to know where it lies in the flood zones. This can help you better identify your unique risks so that you can prepare appropriately.

Get to know your yard and how the community handles heavy rains as well. If you have a low-lying spot or live in a valley between hills, you may need to increase the drainage in your yard or lengthen your gutter downspouts.

If you live in a heavily wooded area, investing in gutter covers might be a good idea. This can ensure your gutters won’t become blocked with leaves and other debris, which could lead to roof leaks and other water damage in your home. Understanding how your home and your community responds to water is the best way to take action against potential damage.

Prepare to Prevent

Knowing your zone is a great starting point when it comes to covering the basics of flood protection, but there are also some action steps you can take. Start with basic home maintenance inside and out.

In your yard, check for gentle grading that rolls away from your house. This will ensure water is always flowing away. Watch for areas that wash out after a heavy rain, and add organic material or consider a rain garden in those spots for further protection. Taking your gutter downspouts underground can be an inexpensive upgrade that ensure water moves away from your home before it ever has the opportunity to leave things wet.

On the inside of your home, take a bottom-up approach. Make sure your basement is well-sealed. You may need to have it professionally sealed every five to 10 years, or if you see signs of cracks or gaps forming.

Check the weather stripping and caulking on your windows and doors throughout your home as well. Replace anything that has worn out to prevent drips when rain sets in.

Take flood protection back to the basics. Maintain your home, get to know your zones and keep an eye out for potential issues. Keeping things dry will be easier than helping with multiplication homework any day.

Do you have water damage in your home? Contact us at SERVPRO® for fast recovery.

Handling a Sewage Leak | SERVPRO of North Oklahoma City

3/15/2024 (Permalink)

sewage water pooling on a kitchen floor after a leak SERVPRO of North Oklahoma City is always ready to respond to your call when biohazard incidents strike.

Finding a sewage leak in your home or place of business might be one of the most frustrating situations you will ever have to deal with. This kind of leak may not do as much damage as some other disasters, but it will be one of the messiest and stinkiest disasters that could strike.

It is actually one of the more commonly occurring disasters, and it can affect anyone. The best way to get through a sewage leak is by learning how to quickly and safely respond in order to keep things under control.

What to Do First

When pipes become blocked or clogged, wastewater will start flowing backward, eventually finding its way out through sink drains, tub drains and shower drains. Sewage leaks can also start when a pipe in your system or a water line becomes damaged.

Where it comes from doesn’t really matter, you need to stay away from any sewage that has leaked or backed up into your home. When a flood or water leak affects a physical space, it is classified into three types of water—white water, gray water and black water. White water and gray water come from sources that are generally free of toxins, but black water is considered toxic. Sewage falls in the black water category and can contain viruses, bacteria and other microbes harmful to your health.

Stay away from sewage that has entered your space. Locate the water shut-off valve and cut the water in order to prevent any further spreading. Open windows and turn on fans that are near the area to start eliminating fumes. Secure the space so that no one else can come into contact with the sewage leak.

Where SERVPRO® Comes In

At SERVPRO, our team is trained and certified in handling toxic and biohazard situations. When you call us, we will gather information about your unique situation while we also start putting together a team and the proper equipment to head to your property.

As soon as you are able, snap some photos of the area. This might not be the most fun you have ever had taking pictures, but the more images you can get, the easier it will be to process your insurance claims. We can also use these pictures to help identify how the situation started and what recovery is going to look like.

Upon the arrival of our team, our first goal will be to find the source of the leak in order to repair it. We will also start removing standing water and sewage. Remember that we are dealing with a toxic situation. Our crew will have the proper protective equipment to fully clean the area, but it is best for you to stay away until everything is considered safe.

During the recovery process, we will work to repair the original cause and any subsequent damage the leak has caused. Our team is highly trained in deep-cleaning and odor removal, and we will do both in your home or office. As the restoration continues, we will get everything sanitized in order to ensure that everything is safe for your return.

While we all hope to never have to deal with a stinky sewage situation, if you do experience a leak, call us right away. We will safely handle the whole mess for you.

Sewage leaks should always be cleaned up by professionals. Call SERVPRO, and we will take care of you.

Spring Storm Prep | SERVPRO of North Oklahoma City

3/1/2024 (Permalink)

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Spring is here, which means more time outdoors—at least, when it isn’t raining. Spring in Oklahoma may bring plenty of new flowers, but it also brings heavy rains and thunderstorms.

The further we get into the spring season, the stronger storms can become. Tornadoes are also a reality. With severe weather a real possibility this time of the year, it is crucial to be prepared for anything Mother Nature throws our way.

Receiving weather alerts and staying up to date on severe storm situations can save your life when things are getting intense. There are plenty of ways to keep you and your family safe through every weather event.

The Power of the Internet

Are you ever very far away from your phone? Our devices are plentiful these days, and a great way to stay connected. They are also a great way to receive real-time alerts when there is a situation headed your way. You can receive Wireless Emergency Alerts that will come through automatically for a variety of events, but you can also download apps that can keep you informed.

When you are choosing apps to receive notifications from, stick to nationally recognized organizations and local sources. News stations are a good choice as they can not only send weather alerts for your area, but you could choose to receive a number of other alerts relevant to your town. Make sure you also sign up for alerts from the city.

Make sure you are utilizing a variety of sources when severe weather is predicted. Tune into a news station in order to keep up to date about evacuation orders, road closures and shelter openings.

Non-Electronic Options

While our electronics do a great job of keeping us up to date on just about everything, they still require power in order to keep running long-term. It isn’t uncommon for the power to be knocked out when a storm rolls through, and sometimes power outages can last for days. You need another way to quickly receive weather alerts when the batteries on your phone and other devices wear out.

Many towns have systems that will alarm for a number of events. If your home is close enough to hear them, make sure you know what the different alarms mean so that you can respond appropriately. An NOAA weather radio is a wonderful investment that every home should make. These are generally powered with a hand-crank or with solar power, and they are portable. That means you can keep up with alerts and other news even if you are in a sheltered location.

Keep your weather radio on even after the first wave of storms has moved through. Many severe systems come with more than one round of potentially damaging winds, thunderstorms and tornadoes.

With multiple ways to receive updates and alerts, you can rest a little easier knowing that you and your family can move to safety as needed. Even a prepared home may not come out unscathed, though, when storms are strong enough. If you find your home damaged, call us. We can respond day or night to start your recovery right away. We will get things back to normal fast.

Serious storms can cause serious property damage. Call SERVPRO® 247 for immediate restoration assistance.

What to Do After a Disaster Strikes | SERVPRO of North Oklahoma City

2/15/2024 (Permalink)

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Disasters can be a real whirlwind. In a matter of seconds, your home, community and business can all be left damaged, leaving you wondering where to even begin recovery.

Getting your home put back together after a disaster strikes is crucial, but when you own a business, so is getting back to work. With a good plan in place and our professional staff at SERVPRO of North Oklahoma City right around the corner, you can get every part of your life put back together quickly no matter what happens.

<h3ahead-of-time">Prepare Ahead of Time

In order to recover quickly after a disaster strikes, you need to have a plan. When you know what to do before, during and after a flood, storm or fire, you can move seamlessly back into action as soon as it is safe to do so.

Communication is one of the most vital parts of a disaster plan. Your emergency plan should be well-rehearsed and always on the forefront of your employees’ minds. Make it a part of your regular training as well as your onboarding for new staff members.

Every few months, spend time going through your building with your team. Make sure to note where the main water shut-off valve is, as well as where fire extinguishers are located. Walk exit paths and make sure escape routes are well-marked. It may be helpful to create assignments for staff members in order to secure your building as much as possible ahead of a predicted disaster.

After a disaster has hit your office, make sure your employees know how to get back to work. If you are going remote, check secure networks and equipment ahead of the storm or other natural disaster headed your way. If you have an alternative work location, make sure keys are in the right hands and everyone knows when they are expected.

Stay in constant communication with your team throughout the event. Some natural disasters can take out networks long-term, so be sure to have multiple ways to keep up with how everyone is doing and share information.

<h3quickly">Recover Quickly

When you have a solid emergency plan, you can rest a little easier knowing that you are well on the road to reopening no matter what kind of damage you end up with. Contact our team at SERVPRO® the moment it is safe to do so and we will head to your property to begin restoration.

While we assess your property and start the drying, rebuilding or any other recovery efforts, you can start sharing information with your customers. Tell your story openly and honestly, and keep them posted on progress and potential reopening dates.

Give yourself a little grace and remember to stay flexible as your recovery continues. You may have to scale your operations back or change how you operate in order to move steadily towards getting back to normal. Keep an open mind and remember this new normal is only for a little while.

Make an emergency plan for your business so that you can respond well to anything that comes your way. Practice it regularly, and keep constant communication with your staff and your customers. You will be up and running faster than you ever thought possible.

Has your business experienced a disaster, or do you want help building an emergency plan? Contact us to find everything you need.

One Team that Handles All the Damage | SERVPRO of North Oklahoma City

2/1/2024 (Permalink)

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You know that old saying “when it rains, it pours”? Unfortunately, it all too often proves itself true—one little piece of bad luck can lead to a whole streak of bad luck. This can be particularly true when it comes to dealing with damage after a disaster.

Whether it comes from Mother Nature or just an accidental appliance failure, one kind of damage always leads to another. That makes having a total restoration team like SERVPRO® in your backyard a huge relief.

The Impact of Disasters

Disaster can take an enormous toll on your home, your community and almost every aspect of your life. Even when a storm is predicted far enough out to give you time to prepare your home and your emergency supplies, weather can change rapidly and hit harder than anticipated. A disaster occurring in your home can be equally as devastating, especially because there is often very little sign that something is wrong.

A rainstorm can turn heavy and create a flooding situation, which can leave your home wet and mold growing. High winds can blow through unannounced and take out trees or power lines, damaging your roof or your home internally as you go without electricity long term. A fire leaves behind all kinds of damage, including smoke, soot, water, structural damage and odors that are hard to get rid of.

Disasters come with compounding damage. The longer one kind of damage hangs around, the worse another one will be.

The physical damage to your home or neighborhood isn’t the only thing you will be faced with, either. The mental toll of living through a disaster can be immeasurably hard, which is why fast and efficient restoration is a must.

A Single Team, Total Restoration

When it comes to damage in your home or your community, timing will always be of the essence. That is why our phone lines are open 247, 365 days a year. The moment you call us is the moment your recovery begins, as we take as much information as possible and simultaneously start planning for a team to head to your property.

Our crew is trained and certified in every potential disaster scenario that could happen. Not only do we continually educate ourselves to best serve you, but we are also local. As your neighbors, we understand how much this community means, and we have experienced disasters with you. We have handled cleaning in homes and offices all throughout town.

If you experience roof damage during high winds or a strong storm, we can respond fast to get a tarp on it and prevent further damage while we assess the rest of your home. When flooding strikes, we will be there quickly to start removing water while we also work to save as much of your personal belongings as we can so you have less to replace later.

Sometimes a disaster can hit hard enough that you will require more than just restoration. We can rebuild a portion of your home so that everything feels exactly as it should again. Whatever it takes to get you back to normal, we are going to do it.

Being a total restoration company means that we are with you from step one all the way until everything is as it should be again. If there are lingering odors even after restoration is complete, we will continue to work until your home smells like home again.

A highly trained, certified and local staff, along with industry-leading equipment and availability the moment you need us, makes choosing SERVPRO an easy choice. Days full of sunshine are in your future, and we will get you to them quickly so you can enjoy every moment.

Have you experienced a disaster and need restorations? Make one call to our office to start recovery fast.

Fire Safety for the Cozy Season | SERVPRO of North Oklahoma City

1/16/2024 (Permalink)

brick chimney with lit fire logs Fire safety is a top priority for us at SERVPRO of North Oklahoma City this winter. Keep your home safe with these helpful tips!

As the cold season fully sets in, it gives us the perfect excuse to cuddle up under blankets and wear fuzzy socks as often as possible. It is also the perfect time of the year to watch a fire in your fireplace.

Unfortunately, the number of house fires rises dramatically during this time of year as well. Fireplaces, space heaters and other heating devices leave our home susceptible to damage when they are used incorrectly or malfunction. That doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy them—you just have to be safe when you do.

Addressing Your Fireplace

There isn’t anything better than the ambiance of a glowing fire. Fireplaces can also pose some pretty big hazards for your home when they aren’t used correctly.

If you burn wood, ashes and other debris should be cleaned out after every fire. Your chimney should be professionally cleaned at least once a year to remove creosote buildup. A professional inspection should also be completed on chimneys, regardless of the fuel source you use.

Make sure there isn’t anything flammable too close to the fire, even if it means rethinking your mantle decorations. There should be smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors nearby, as well as a fire extinguisher. Don’t skip on the dusting around the fireplace either. Dust is highly flammable, and it should be kept under control with regular cleanings.

Space Heater Safety

A space heater is a great way to add a little extra heat to a drafty room, especially when the temperatures get really low. Space heaters are responsible for nearly 1,700 house fires each year, though, with most of them from unsafe use.

Make sure wherever you put your space heater it is on solid, level ground. Keep at least three feet around it clear of anything flammable. Always check your cord, and skip using one that has frayed or otherwise aged. Space heaters should never be plugged into extension cords or power strips, but instead should always be plugged directly into a wall outlet.

Suggested Safety Features for Your Space Heater

If you have older space heaters, an upgrade is a good idea to ensure you have the best safety features. While there are lots of options for heaters on the market today, there are a few things you want to look for to ensure your safety.

Research the manufacturer you are purchasing from. They should be both certified and reliable, and they should have a solid set of testing that their equipment goes through before use. Any heater you use should have a shut-off feature that kicks in when the unit is tipped or knocked over, as well as a timer that will automatically shut off your heater when it has run long-term.

Take a look at the cord on your space heaters, and make sure they feel heavy duty and are at least six feet. Think about where you will be running the heater to ensure you are getting one with a long-enough cord to run safely.

Give your fireplace a little extra attention and use your space heaters safely so that you can get the most out of the cozy season. If you do have a problem, call SERVPRO of North Oklahoma City and we will get things handled quickly.

A quick fire damage restoration is just a phone call away. Call SERVPRO® for immediate assistance.

Where to Find Moisture in Your Home | SERVPRO of North Oklahoma City

1/2/2024 (Permalink)

close up of condensation on window pane and ledge Water damage can happen anywhere in your home. Call SERVPRO of North Oklahoma City to restore water damage on your property 24/7, 365.

Do you think you could measure the amount of water you use in your home every day? From washing dishes and clothes to hosing off the dog, water is something we rely on all day long.

Having instant access to water is certainly convenient, but when a leak strikes, it can create utter chaos. Some leaks may drip long-term before you even know they have started.

When you know the top places that moisture likes to play hide and seek, you can take steps to prevent it. The faster you find and stop leaks, the less damage you will have.

Under Your Sinks

The area under your sinks is a prime location for leaks. With numerous water lines running in different directions and more items stored under there than probably should be, leaks can go unnoticed for a while.

When a leak starts under a sink, it often seeps into walls, cabinets and under the floor. Look under your sinks weekly, and feel along all the water lines for excess moisture. Tighten connectors, and replace any seals that are beginning to show signs of wear and tear.

Beneath Appliances

How many loads of laundry do you do in a day? Our large appliances that use water are crucial for keeping our lives running, but they are also very susceptible to hidden leaks. When an appliance leaks, it often starts underneath or behind it, which means it can take a long time to find.

Pull out your dishwashers, refrigerators and washing machines every few months and give the area around them a deep-cleaning. Look for puddles, soft spots in the floor or mold growth. Check water line connections and replace anything worn down.

Behind Your Walls or Floors

One of the reasons these hidden leaks are so dangerous is that they can affect so many other areas of your home. Water moves quickly, and it only takes a little bit of water to seep through cracks and crevices, often ending up behind your walls and under the floor.

Pay attention to musty odors, especially when they are new or you notice them near an appliance. A new squeaky spot in the floor is another indicator that it is time to investigate things as well.

Around Your Windows and Doors

Condensation on your windows might be a common sight in your home, especially as the temperature goes up and down outside. This isn’t something you should ignore though, as condensation can linger and get into cracks. Over time, this could leave you with structural damage.

Run your fingers around the edges of your window and door frames. If there is moisture, consider adding caulking to keep things well sealed. Peeling wallpaper or bubbling paint near the corner of your windows is another key indicator that moisture is causing some problems.

Fear not, though—finding water damage in your home doesn’t have to be a reason to panic. With one phone call to SERVPRO®, we can get your home put back together fast. Our professionals are ready to respond the moment you need us and tackle any kind of damage you might be facing.

Don’t ignore signs of water damage! Call SERVPRO for a quick restoration.

Why Being Local Matters | SERVPRO of North Oklahoma City

12/15/2023 (Permalink)

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Spending time thinking about damage from disaster isn’t something most of us do. It’s hard to imagine them happening anywhere, but imagining our own homes and community being damaged is completely unfathomable.

You can prepare for natural disasters, but even a prepared home may end up with damage. A disaster that happens inside your home and is manmade in nature can leave you facing an incredible amount of chaos as well, especially as they are often completely out of nowhere.

It doesn’t really matter where it comes from, when disaster strikes, we all want to get our lives back together quickly. That is why a local company will always matter.

Making the Right Choice

A damaged home is an overwhelming thing to deal with. Making decisions and answering questions after a disaster is really challenging, especially as you also try and understand the waves of emotions that are likely washing over you.

You need to act fast after a disaster in order to prevent extensive damage, which is why it is crucial to choose the right restoration service. You need a company that is available around the clock so they can take your call the moment you need them. You also want trained professionals who not only have the experience to clean up after a disaster, but are certified to handle everything your restoration needs.

SERVPRO® is all of those things and so much more. Our SERVPRO is locally owned and operated by your neighbors. As members of your community, we understand how important getting things back together is.

Our team has experienced all the disasters you have, and we know first hand how it feels to see our community damaged. When disaster strikes, we aren’t just working to get the job done, we are working to put our home back together.

A History of Experience

After a disaster, we all need a friendly face that is ready to help. Not only can our crew get to your property quickly, we also come with the backing of a national brand. That means that the size of the disaster will never matter. We will always have the right amount of help whenever and wherever it is needed.

SERVPRO started in 1967 and quickly saw a growing need in the restoration industry. Ever since our company has been expanding. Today, we have more than 2,000 locations all around the nation, including ours right here in Oklahoma City.

Our professionals are not only experienced with the unique nature of our community, they also come highly trained and certified in every aspect of disaster recovery. We make it our goal to be the only call you have to make.

When you work with SERVPRO, you get a crew that will handle your restoration from start to finish. If that means tarping your roof or rebuilding part of your home, we’ve got it covered. We also stay on top of the latest techniques in disaster cleanup, as well the latest technologies and equipment. Whatever is required to make your recovery simple is what we will do.

A history of experience and a team that loves this area as much as do make choosing SERVPRO simple. No matter what happens, our team has you covered.

Want to learn more about everything we can do for you? Contact us to be prepared for anything.

When You Find Water in Your Business | SERVPRO of North Oklahoma City

12/1/2023 (Permalink)

concrete floor tiling with large cracks and water on it Has water damage infiltrated your business? Give SERVPRO of North Oklahoma City a call to get that resolved!

The day has begun. You head into the building and reach for the lights, and start to wonder where in the world that musty odor is coming from. Do you have a leak somewhere in the building?

That is enough to make anyone feel panicky, but what about if you have stepped inside for the day and found yourself ankle-deep in a puddle of water? Your day will quickly feel like a nightmare.

Whether water in your business comes from a natural disaster or a plumbing failure, the faster you are able to take action, the less damage your building will have. To take fast action, though, you need to know exactly what to do when you find water in your business.

One Step at a Time

A flooded business is an overwhelming situation to be in, even when the flooding stems from a natural disaster you were able to prepare in advance for. Give yourself a chance to breathe, and focus on taking things one single step at a time.

When you break things down, recovery can get started right away, preventing extensive losses and potential mold growth.

1.Stay safe. When a disaster strikes, safety needs to be your first priority. Find a dry place to better assess the situation and call SERVPRO® right away. While we gather your information over the phone and put together a team to head to your property, take as many photos of the flooding and damage as you can.

2. Control the disaster. If water is still actively flowing, the best way you can prevent major losses is to locate the source. This will also give you a good idea of what kind of water you are dealing with. If you can find the exact source but you have determined the issue is internal, shut the water off to the building via the main valve.

3. Start the drying process. Floodwaters don’t always start off contaminated, but they can quickly become that way—especially the longer it sits. The more you can stay out of the water and keep yourself dry, the safer you will be. Open windows around the affected area, and remove anything you can that is in the path of the water.

Work With the Pros

When our professionals arrive at your property, they will immediately begin removing standing water. At the same time, they will complete an assessment so that you know exactly what your recovery process is going to look like. We will also work directly with your insurance agency to ensure your entire restoration is as simple as possible.

As the recovery efforts continue, you can turn your focus back on getting your business up and running again. Our experts will work with you to determine if parts of your building are still safe to use, and if so, they will close off the section needing repair while your employees get back to work.

Throughout the drying process, we make it our goal to save as many of your belongings as possible. We want to restore so that you don’t have to replace, but you will be a part of every decision that has to be made the whole time.

Don’t let finding water in your building send you into waves of panic. With SERVPRO in your backyard, it only takes a phone call to get a fast recovery underway. We will have you back in business before you know it.

Do you need repairs after a water disaster in your commercial building? Contact us to get dried out quickly.