SERVPRO Can Handle Storm Water Restoration in Your Farmington Home

1/4/2023 (Permalink)

Call SERVPRO of The Farmington Valley for fast and efficient service.

Storm Water Restoration in Farmington Calls for Expertise

Storms bring their disasters, among which is damage to households. When this happens, the homeowners are backed into a corner. They need to act quickly, or mold can grow within 48 hours.

To achieve this, you need not look further, for SERVPRO offers stormwater restoration in Farmington. We are a team of specialized professional restorers who can help you reclaim your home’s dignity by cleaning water damage, building your home if the disaster badly tore it down, restoring air quality, and restoring personal belongings.

Storm damage may come with sewage backup, which means that your house might be contaminated. SERVPRO emphasizes timely restoration since that is the only way to prevent severe structural damage from bringing your home down. We have industrial-level equipment that helps us address these time-sensitive concerns while providing appropriate stormwater restoration services. Some of these include:

• Dehumidifiers
• Water extractors
• HEPA air scrubbers
• Blowers
• Thermal energy systems, and
• E-Tes drying systems

Upon receiving your call, our SERVPRO team can arrive at the site as soon as possible to assess the situation and offer a comprehensive plan we adopt for the restoration process. Every step of our approach is based on techniques we have tested and proven successful, with full awareness of the regulations of the restoration industry.

SERVPRO offers a contents claim insurance service (CCIS) that can generate an insurance claim that has well-detailed estimates that the damage has been caused, as well as the cost of restoration and replacement. Our main commitment is to provide you with responsive assistance, reliable services, honest assessments, and relationship-oriented services.

To use our services, contact SERVPRO of The Farmington Valley at (860) 675-4500. We can make the stormwater damage “Like it never even happened.”