Sometimes the water damage happens with more than a leaking roof. This Augusta home had a tree limb fall on the roof. The result was damage to the ceiling below. SERVPRO technicians determined the scale of the drying needed and set up plastic tubing to concentrate the airflow.

Storm damage caused this ceiling at the top of the stairs to fall due to storm damage in this vacant Hubert home. SERVPRO technicians showed up to perform the necessary water extraction, controlled demolition and drying so the property could undergo needed repairs. 

The flooding deposited murky groundwater in this Aiken SC home. Our SERVPRO crew arrived quickly from the neighboring state of Georgia to remove the water, sludge as part of the cleanup. We then removed the ruined carpet along with the lower portions of the sheetrock for drying and decontamination. The air scrubber and LGR dehumidifier are extracting any residual water vapor to prevent secondary damages.

A storm damage incident occurred at a property in Augusta. Our technicians responded quickly and started the restoration process. Our professionals at SERVPRO of Augusta were able to return this commercial property to pre-damage condition. “Like it never even happened.”

This Photo of a flooded home in Augusta (contaminated groundwater) shows a technique called a flood cut and containment. SERVPRO team members can neatly remove the ruined sheetrock and prime the studs in preparation for rebuilding the walls. The plastic containment reduces the treatment volume and the drying time. We do it right!

Storm damage developed at this Martinez house when high winds associated with a heavy band of thunderstorms blew debris through the windows of the house. SERVPRO of Augusta provides 24/7 emergency service and could be at the property quickly to provide board up services.

Groundwater from a storm that floods a basement in a Martinez home is highly contaminated with debris, chemicals, and microbes. SERVPRO technicians can don PPE personal protective equipment as they enter the murky water to begin the removal. We typically also spray an antimicrobial agent to begin the disinfecting treatment — more of these applications to come.