A PEX supply line burst in the attic and soaked the ceiling and a wall with volumes of water. SERVPRO arrived quickly at this Newark home and set up a containment barrier and direct positive air pressure with a dehumidifier to dry the attic void.

The leak from the kitchen sink covered the floor with water that needed removing by our SERVPRO crew. Our customer in Newark realized that simply removing the visible pooling was not sufficient, that a complete drying to standard moisture content levels was needed. We can do this, help prevent mold, and prepare the water-damaged kitchen for the final repair work.

The taped poly sheeting in this Fremont home reduces the treatment area for drying out the wet wall from a slight pipe leak. SERVPRO provides trained WRT water damage techs to minimize damage and the disruption time for our customers.

SERVPRO offers advanced drying equipment like these drying mats, which are rescuing hardwood flooring in Bayland from demolition. We are drawing residual moisture from the tongue and groove slats to prevent ongoing water damage.

The drop ceiling acoustical tiles were damaged by a water leak in the void area of this Fremont office. SERVPRO can remove and discard the water-damaged materials, patch the roof, and then dry out the entire area. We can then spray an antimicrobial against fungi.

The dangerous hanging drywall from the ceiling in this Newark home was removed by SERVPRO technicians to eliminate risks and also to dry out the above attic crawlspace. The plastic barrier contains the messy blown-in insulation until we can replace the damaged area.
plastic sheeting over water damaged and opened ceiling