Water Damage to Local Home in Greenville, SC

9/15/2016 (Permalink)

Local Greenville County residence, Before and After SERVPRO of West Greenville County put our trained technicians to work.

A local Greenville County residence experienced moderate water damage after a faulty gutter had leaked water from the downspout into the ground against the foundation walls causing saturation and seepage of water into the basement area. SERVPRO of West Greenville County has the expertise and equipment to mitigate residential water losses just like this one. In this particular situation, we pulled up the carpet and pad in order to dry from underneath, because the floor had been saturated with water from inside the wall. Once all the affected areas (floors and walls) were treated and reached the appropriate levels as an unaffected area, the padding and carpet was installed back to its original placement, “Like it never even happened”.  The family was very grateful to be able to use the space again within a matter of days!

What to Expect

When you call, we will ask several questions regarding your water damage emergency. These questions will help us determine what equipment and resources to bring, including how many trained SERVPRO Professionals may be needed. 

Our SERVPRO Representative will ask several questions: 

• Your name and contact information
• Your insurance information (if applicable)
• The street address of the water-damaged home
• When did the flooding or water damage occur?
• What caused the water damage (if known)?
• Is there electricity available (on-site)?

Faster to Any Size Emergency

In many cleaning and restoration situations, immediate action is needed. Water is particularly invasive, quickly spreading throughout your property and being absorbed into floors, walls, furniture, etc. SERVPRO of West Greenville County arrives quickly and starts the water extraction process almost immediately. 

For help restoring your home after a water loss, call SERVPRO of West Greenville County  at (864) 292-8570. We’ll make it “Like it never even happened.”