SERVPRO is always here to help with storm water damage
8/23/2022 (Permalink)
Many people believe that the hurricane and storm season has little bearing on their life, but those who have really experienced them can speak to the enormous devastation a tropical cyclone causes. If you don't use qualified service providers to repair your property for you, it could be stressful and expensive.
Call SERVPRO to protect your home from the stresses of tropical stormwater damage. We have a group of experts on staff that are skilled at repairing homes after a storm. We have cutting-edge tools on hand and are prepared to renovate your home.
We are equipped to address any damage caused by tropical storms, including wind and flood damage. The phases of our restoration process are as follows:
- The job site is inspected and assessed as part of emergency response.
- Demolition, water removal, and drying are followed by daily inspections to assess the job's progress.
- Cleaning and sanitising
- Deodorisation
- Replacing damaged materials
Non-penetrative moisture metres can be used by our SERVPRO professionals to find moisture. We have self-priming trash pumps that we can utilise to remove water from your home. These pumps are frequently used when only a small lift is needed or when horizontal water transfer is necessary. For instance, self-priming trash pumps can be used to remove water from one-story buildings in the wake of a cyclone.
In order to prevent a mould infestation, our SERVPRO staff can also employ air-moving and dehumidifying equipment to eliminate all moisture from your house.
We can choose options that are advantageous for our customers because of our understanding of construction and drying. Additionally, we may clean your home and remove any damaged insulation, flooring, or drywall.
SERVPRO conducts confirmatory tests to make sure the home and any impacted things are restored to their original state before enabling clients to move back in.
We may ask you to sign a Certificate of Satisfaction once we conduct a walkthrough.