Pearl River Homeowners Need Fast-Responding Flood Damage Cleanup

2/6/2022 (Permalink)

SERVPRO flood and storm cleanup restoration services are second to none. We are ready 24/7 365 days a year.

SERVPRO Flood Damage Cleanup and Structural Drying Preserves Pearl River Properties

Home flood damage requires a standard of care that Pearl River homeowners can find challenging to meet without assistance. Floodwater impacts porous surfaces like rugs and upholstery as well as drywall, electrical components, cabinetry, and ventilation, all of which require careful sanitation and drying to maximize safety and restoration potential.

Pearl River properties benefit from flood damage cleanup rendered by certified SERVPRO technicians. This restoration firm combines fast-responding, 24/7 cleanup with extensive training and top-of-the-line mitigation equipment. All of these factors coalesce into an effective home restoration solution.

SERVPRO’s Flood Damage Cleanup Process Includes Structural Drying

Drying is among the essential steps in SERVPRO’s flood restoration processes for Pearl River homeowners. A small residential kitchen, for example, may require the following:

• Technicians can demolish flood-damaged drywall to prevent water from creeping further up walls and insulation with flood cuts, which cut 12 to 18 inches above the waterline. This process also allows easier access to wall cavities during the drying process
• In a home with an open floor plan, a small kitchen can be dried more quickly with the help of polyethylene drying chambers erected by SERVPRO technicians
• Air movers cover an average of 150 square feet per unit and are placed roughly 10 to 16 linear feet apart. SERVPRO professionals combine careful calculation with practical application for successful structural drying
• Additional equipment allows air movers to force air through small holes in wall cavities and cabinet toe-kicks

Call (985) 649-1516 for mitigation and rebuilding services from SERVPRO of Slidell. This crew makes homes look, “Like it never even happened.”