Construction quickly began to repair water damage and mold damage.

Remember to check your roof for leaks. This Long Beach resident had rainwater damage their floors, resulting in extensive water damage.

After this local facility experienced extensive water damage, an extractor was brought to suction water.

After a leak created water damage in the crawlspace of this local home, we began to investigate further.

After water damage was found in the kitchen of this Long Beach residence, repairs quickly began to restore the home. 

A water line broke and created water damage throughout this Long Beach home. Water was then suctioned from underneath the carpet.

A supply line burst in this home in Artesia. A desiccant dehumidifier and several pieces of drying equipment helped reverse the damage.

An extractor was used to suction water during a project in Long Beach. 

Water damaged drywall needed repairing, and mold remediation was necessary as well.  

A slab leak in this Long Beach home led to mold growth, requiring cleanup and remediation.

Water from a toilet damaged the floorboards of this Lakewood home. A rescue mat suctioned out water and rescued the hardwood floors.

Flooring was removed after a toilet overflowed in this San Pedro home. Water damage was extensive.

Equipment was brought in to dry this Long Beach residence. Water damage was found throughout the home. 

When a clean water supply line burst in this Long Beach home, the kitchen and dining room required extensive drying.

After a car collided into a fire hydrant, water erupted onto the roof of this facility in Wilmington, permeating the office, warehouse, and bathroom.

After a hot water line burst in this Long Beach home, moisture and microbial growth was found throughout the home’s crawlspace, resulting in extensive demolition.

While restoration is always preferred, replacement is often necessary. In this project, much of the carpet and insulation were removed, and demolition was required to make necessary repairs.

After elevated moisture was detected in this Long Beach residence, a water leak was found to be damaging the unit. A pack out was scheduled to remove the tenant’s belongings, and we began demolition to repair the water damage.

A water line burst in this Long Beach residence, resulting in extensive construction and mold remediation.

A hot water line burst in the crawlspace of this Long Beach home, allowing mold to grow throughout several rooms. As a result, extensive testing and cleaning were necessary.

A slow leak created water damage in this Long Beach residence. We were able to remedy the situation by placing rosin paper to protect the surfaces, create a containment to isolate debris, cut the ceiling, and vacuumed and sanitized the home.

After the upstairs shower in this Long Beach residence caused water damage to the ceiling downstairs, demolition was scheduled to repair the drywall.

A hot water supply line burst in this San Pedro home, resulting in construction and mold remediation.

After a careless installation on the roof, rainwater started leaking through the ceiling of this Long Beach home, resulting in water marks on both the ceiling and walls. We moisture mapped the area and inspected the attic before repair began. 

Water damage occurred in this San Dimas home when rain entered the roof, affecting the attic, hallway, and several rooms. Insulation was removed and a dehumidifier and two air movers were placed to help repair the damage.

After a sprinkler head was hit in an upstairs Long Beach unit, water began to cover the entire residence. After the fire department left, our goal was to remove the rest of the standing water, place drying equipment, and begin demolition, pictured here.

As soon as moisture and mold were found in the laundry room of this Long Beach residence, a dehumidifier was placed, and mitigation was scheduled. Thankfully, the damage was found before it could spread throughout the home.

A water heater began to leak in this Perris residence, resulting in extensive mold damage throughout the garage, closet, and bathroom. When water damage is not caught in a timely manner, a seemingly minor issue can lead to extensive remediation.

After a Long Beach tenant noticed water coming from the ceiling, it was determined that the refrigerator line from the upstairs unit malfunctioned. We were ready to moisture map the area, place a containment, and begin drying the unit.

A clogged condensation line from an A/C unit on the second floor resulted in water damage to this Long Beach home. We created a plan to fix the damage and dry the unit thoroughly.

When water damage occurred in this Long Beach residence, drywall was removed to reach wet insulation. Additionally, carpet was replaced and drying equipment was used throughout the house to help reverse the damage.

As a result of water damage, this Huntington Beach home required immediate restoration to fix the floors and walls. Unfortunately, the wooden floor boards experienced irreversible saturation and needed to be removed. 

When this Long Beach property experienced damage from the rain, we found wet insulation and mold growing on the drywall. Demolition was scheduled, and drying equipment was placed to reverse water damage in the bedroom, crawl space, and laundry room.

A slow leak from an upstairs unit affected the drywall, cabinetry, and insulation in the kitchen of this Long Beach unit. After a containment was constructed, equipment was set to dry the area and plans were made to remove microbial growth.

As work commenced to reverse water damage in this Long Beach home, our team began by setting up a containment and rolling Trimaco surface protection over the floors. Demolition was scheduled to remove mold from the framing studs, and drying equipment was placed to remove moisture from the floor.  

After a copper line broke in the bathroom of this home in Cerritos, we were ready to help reverse the damage. The water loss affected nearly the entire home, and an off-site pack out of the tenant’s belongings was necessary before repairs could begin. A large component of the project involved removing hardwood floors, pictured here.

When a hot water line broke inside the crawl space of this Pico Rivera home, our technician arrived to the scene and began moisture mapping the area. A game plan was created, and the primary focus was to dry the hardwood floors and remove mold from the crawlspace.

When this home in Long Beach experienced water damage, we began the dry down process by setting up all necessary equipment. After the tenant was relocated and a pack out was completed, asbestos abatement was conducted, and we were able to complete all necessary repairs.

Water began to leak in this Long Beach unit, affecting the ceiling and walls. Once the source of the issue was resolved, the damaged areas were removed for full restoration. Additional cleaning and maintenance helped restore the bathroom back to new.

Long Beach residents experienced water damage when a faulty pipe began to leak water throughout several units. Saturated areas such as the carpet and certain paneling were removed and replaced. Equipment including a dehumidifier and air mover were brought to reduce moisture and reverse damaging effects.

After a leaky pipe saturated this Long Beach unit, equipment was brought to dry the residence. Carpet and paneling behind the common area was removed for further investigation. Mold was found and subsequently cleared and removed. Lastly, installation, drywall, and texture was replaced in a timely manner.

When water damaged several units in Long Beach, SERVPRO of Northeast Long Beach / Lakewood answered the call. The floors and baseboard in the living room and kitchen were saturated, and demolition was needed to remove affected areas on the walls and ceiling. The high reaching ceiling became an extra challenge and required careful use of a Genie lift, pictured here. Fortunately, the lift allowed access to the areas needing repair.  

When this office space in Torrance became flooded, SERVPRO of Northeast Long Beach / Lakewood was ready to remove the water and dry every inch. Here, our staff used multiple air blowers to complete this large project.

A Long Beach business was flooded when a truck driver accidentally backed into a fire hydrant, shearing off its base and sending thousands of gallons of water into the street and adjacent buildings. SERVPRO of NE Long Beach/Lakewood was called to the scene for water remediation and repairs. 

Asbestos was prevalent in construction building materials up until the early 1980s when it was deemed unsafe and phased out. Since then it has been determined that asbestos is a health hazard and, when disturbed, releases fibers into the air that can be absorbed into the lungs of those exposed to the hazardous material. When materials containing asbestos are disturbed through sanding, drilling, breakage or just degradation over time, these asbestos fibers, thinner than a human hair, can become lodged in the respiratory system and cause a myriad of health problems and serious diseases. Here is a job we have in Downtown Long Beach where a water damage affected three apartments originally constructed using asbestos causing the ceiling to fall, releasing asbestos into the air. 

This duplex in Long Beach was experiencing musty odors and dampness. We did a thorough investigation of the crawl space and discovered standing water throughout the extensive space. By thoroughly drying out the area we're able to alleviate the current concerns about moisture and odor and prevent the growth of mold and water seepage into the framing of the structure. 

At SERVPRO of NE Long Beach/Lakewood we have the philosophy restore first. This means that when you suffer water damage or fire damage, we'll always strive to restore your property versus replace it. This is a savings in many ways: it's a quicker turnaround, it's more cost effective and often can avoid the expense of relocation. If there are hardwood floors that have been affected, we might employ a tool called the Injectidry. This incredible piece of equipment allows us to dry in place rather than having to pull out and replace specialty flooring. When faced with a loss due to water damage or fire damage, turn to your restoration experts at SERVPRO of NE Long Beach/Lakewood for the answers.

The SERVPRO of NE Long Beach/Lakewood team are your water damage experts. We are ready, 24/7 to meet your water damage as well as fire emergency, mold remediation and biohazard issues. Our IICRC trained technicians and supervisors, along with our construction manager and staff will restore your property to pre-disaster condition... "Like it never even happened."