This semi-finished basement in Fremont was storm-damaged by groundwater that soaked the carpet and wicked up the walls. SERVPRO discarded the contaminated flooring material and performed a flood cut on walls as shown in the Photo. Drying and the disinfecting would proceed with the build back.

The carpeting has been removed by SERVPRO techs from this storm-damaged Fremont home. Our team is porting excess moisture to the exterior while refreshing the air with an air scrubber. We have the equipment to restore most storm harmed structures.

The air movers and dehumidifiers are drying out the hardwood floors and walls in this Fremont structure. It was removed before the drying could begin. SERVPRO managed to salvage the wood planks from the scrap heap.

The water damage remediation is apparent when viewing the damage to this Newark home's ceiling and walls. The rainstorm entered the attic via a breach in the roof tiles and drenched the crawl space. SERVPRO can begin the cleanup process by removing the hanging debris.

The straight-line storm punched a large hole in the roof of this Newark property. The visible damage is quite evident. SERVPRO crews can clean up and discard the damage, and then use our General Contractor License #: 937457 to rebuild the damaged house.

The flooding damaged the walls and flooring in this Newark home. SERVPRO techs have removed the pooling water, the non-salvageable drywall, and are now drying out the remaining dampness with centrifugal air movers.