Archived Water Damage Blog Posts
The Benefits of Using an Infrared Camera to Detect Water Damage
4/8/2024 (Permalink)
Thermal camera image of a shower ceiling and wall
Finding water damage can sometimes be challenging. Water often travels the path of least resistance, which means water coming in from a roof leak might enter your ceiling and travel to the lowest point often pooling or leaking down into a light fixture in the middle of the room.
Using an Infrared camera to identify the source of the water damage can help SERVPRO of Rochester restore your home. Thermal imaging can detect damp spots on floors, ceilings, and walls. Using the Infrared camera has helped us determine hidden water damage in a ceiling. The rainbow-colored images can help our technicians spot moisture in the Our technicians use the IR camera to detect the moisture before physical damage or mold is evident. Using moisture meters along with the IR camera can confirm the presence of water.
If you have experienced water damage due to a pipe leak or other water damage to your home, call SERVPRO of Rochester at (248) 608-2667
It May Not Look Like Much, But The Clean-Up May Be Way Over Your Head
8/11/2022 (Permalink)
Water Damage in the storage room of a Commercial Building
A mop and common household cleaning products may not be enough for black water intrusions. SERVPRO of Rochester technicians are trained to safely clean and restore your customer's home, utilizing the following procedures:
-Identify the Source/Type of Water
-Measure Temperature and Humidity for Drying Analysis
-Survey the Extent of Damage and Inspect the Premises
-Perform Emergency Water Extraction
-Move and Block Furniture
-Provide Floor Service
-Inspect Carpet pad/Carpet and Provide Service
-Apply Necessary Treatments (Disinfectants/Deodorization)
-Utilize Drying Equipment and Monitor Drying
-Dispose of Debris
Emergency Mitigation means that under normal circumstances, SERVPRO technicians are on-site within four hours to begin drying and decontaminating your customer's home and restorable contents.
Abiding by OSHA guidelines and all applicable health regulations, SERVPRO technicians remove moisture, sewage, and contaminants, disinfecting and deodorizing as they safely clean your customer's home and restorable belongings.
We make it "Like it never even happened."
The Benefits of Using an Infrared Camera to Detect Water Damages
8/10/2022 (Permalink)
Thermal camera image of a shower ceiling and wall
Finding water damage can sometimes be challenging. Water often travels the path of least resistance, which means water coming in from a roof leak might enter your ceiling and travel to the lowest point often pooling or leaking down into a light fixture in the middle of the room.
Using an Infrared camera to identify the source of the water damage can help SERVPRO of Rochester restore your home. Thermal imaging can detect damp spots on floors, ceilings, and walls. Using the Infrared camera has helped us determine hidden water damage in a ceiling. The rainbow-colored images can help our technicians spot moisture in the Our technicians use the IR camera to detect the moisture before physical damage or mold is evident. Using moisture meters along with the IR camera can confirm the presence of water.
If you have experienced water damage due to a pipe leak or other water damage to your home, call SERVPRO of Rochester at (248) 608-2667
How to Deal With Wet Insulation After a Water Damage
7/12/2022 (Permalink)
Wet insulation was revealed after tearing down the drywall in this Rochester Hills, MI home
There can be confusion about insulation that’s been soaked or damaged by floodwaters. Does it breed mold and mildew? Will it eventually damage other structures such as drywall or tile floors?
Insulation comes in a variety of materials and is installed in many ways. For instance, there is fiberglass, cellulose, foam board, cotton, and spray foam. Each type of insulation must be treated differently after water damage. Because each of these materials has different properties, they will react differently from each other when affected by a Water Damage.
There is also the risk of toxins in water-damaged insulation. Floodwaters can carry potential toxins that remain in the insulation after the water recedes. Some types of insulation can retain moisture for a long time after the flood is gone.
Assessing and repairing water damage needs to take priority for homeowners who’ve been hit by a flood or storm. It’s not just a matter of aesthetics, though the odors can be unpleasant, it is important to your family’s health and safety that the insulation is handled by an expert.
We help homeowners analyze all of the issues concerning the repairs, salvage, disposal, insurance, and restoration installed. We can help you decide whether to remove and replace insulation after we’ve begun the job of assessing the damage and drying out the structure.
Cleanup and restoration after water damage is a comprehensive job. It requires skills, tools, and experience. SERVPRO has many resources to restore your home or business.
To GET HELP call SERVPRO (248) 608-2667
A Water Damage Could Be Devastating - Who Should You Call?
6/7/2022 (Permalink)
Our SERVPRO fleet lined up and ready to head out for the day!
We are always Here to Help!
SERVPRO of Rochester are available 24/7. We are a 24 hour emergency service company. When you have a water damage, whether it is on a holiday or the middle of the night, we have professional technicians that are ready to help you clean up the mess.
Our IICRC Certified Technicians will walk you through your loss, helping you understand the claims process and how to help you dry out your water damage. We can begin services to remove the water and affected contents the very same day. We use advanced commercial equipment including air movers and dehumidifiers to remove the remaining moisture and water. Finally, we will clean and sanitize restorable items and structures that were damaged by the water.
Our office team are experts at dealing with insurance companies, making your claims process as smooth as possible.
If you need help, call SERVPRO of Rochester (248) 608-2667
Tips to Prevent Water Damage During Heavy Storms
6/2/2022 (Permalink)
Regular maintenance is key to protecting your home from water damage.
1. Keep trees trimmed
- Regularly trimming trees will prevent tree limbs from potentially damaging your roof during a storm with high winds or heavy rain.
2. Keep gutters clean
- Making sure your gutters are clear of debris year-round is essential to preventing major damage to your home.
- If gutters are full, water may not be able to flow away from your house causing water damage or mold.
3. Keep your sump pump in working order
- Checking on your sump pump regularly can prevent flooding during heavy rains.
4. Replace missing or damaged shingles
- During a storm with heavy rain, water will try hard to find a way into your home. In order to avoid the headache of a roof leak, check the integrity of your shingles.
5. Repair loose siding
- Just like shingles, loose or damaged siding can allow water to get into your home and potentially cause mold.
Following these basic home maintenance tips can help prevent damage from storms, however, things can still happen and if they do we are Here to Help.
Tips to Prevent a Water Damage
10/26/2021 (Permalink)
Questions? Give our highly certified technicians a call!
Flooding can happen any time of the year but as we know, In Michigan, we are entering the wet and rainy season of the year.
Here a few of tips that can help prevent damage to your home or business.
Gutters – Keeping well maintained gutter systems can help with diverting the water to drainage areas. If your gutters have leaves and debris in them the rainwater will overflow and can pool up near your foundation causing damage to your basement.
Grading the Yard – Adding top soil to the low spots around your foundation wall can help drain the water away from the foundation.
Response plan – Have a plan of action if a storm hits. In the event of flooding, make sure that you have a program in place to handle the flooding and damage.
SERVPRO of Rochester is ready to help if your home or business does sustain storm damage. Call us at (248) 608-2667.
Saving Memories After a Water Damage
8/25/2021 (Permalink)
Saving photos after a water loss
In the event of water damage, are your irreplaceable memories and sentimental items safe?
When calling SERVPRO of Rochester in the event of water damage, many of our customers don't think about the boxes of photos they have somewhere in the basement, or their wedding album, sitting on the shelf... It is our job to help you when those things become compromised.
We go above and beyond to try and save absolutely everything with sentimental value, especially photos. When packing out your wet items, we place photo albums, loose pictures, and photos in picture frames into boxes that are to be immediately processed upon arrival at our warehouse. Our contents department then begins carefully separating every photo and laying them out to dry in a drying chamber. we understand how important friends and family photos are, so we treat them as if they were ours.
TIP: Keep loose photos and photo albums in sealed plastic containers to prevent any damage in the event of a water loss.
We utilize several methods of cleaning your contents, including the following:
- Dry Cleaning - Used for cleaning light residues or to pre-clean prior to wet cleaning.
- Wet Cleaning - An effective cleaning method for removing moderate to heavy residues.
- Spray and Wipe -Effective for items that can’t withstand wet cleaning.
- Foam Cleaning - Used for upholstery fabrics that might shrink or bleed if wet cleaned.
- Abrasive Cleaning - Involves agitation of the surface being cleaned.
- Immersion Cleaning - Contents are dipped into a bath of the cleaning product.
Toilet Overflow Causes Damage to Rochester Hills Home
8/11/2021 (Permalink)
Drywall ceiling falls after toilet overflows in the upstairs bathroom
SERVPRO of Rochester received an emergency call for water damage. The toilet overflow in the half bathroom caused two levels in her home to have water damage. The water ran down a hallway and bedroom on the main level and into the basement affecting her furnace room, hallway, closet, and bathroom.
James Howard, our production manager received a letter in the mail from a satisfied customer, wishing him a nice holiday. This is what she wrote:
Thank you so much for comforting me when I was so upset about our "toilet overflow". I was hysterical!! I've really settled down, and everything looks like "it never even happened". The workers did a good job of putting everything back together again, but it was a very stressful fall.
A Satisfied Homeowner
Hoarding Plus a Water Damage? Yikes!
8/11/2021 (Permalink)
Hoarded basement in need of a pack-out after experiencing a water damage
This Farmington Hills, MI home experience flooding in their basement with contaminated water, however, this was not your typical flood. The homeowners happened to be hoarders and their basement was filled to the ceiling - there was barely any space to walk and most areas were not accessible.
Before going into the process of mitigating this loss, let's talk a little bit about what hoarding is.
Hoarding is the persistent difficulty discarding or parting with possessions, regardless of their actual value. The behavior usually has deleterious effects—emotional, physical, social, financial, and even legal—for a hoarder and family members.
For those who hoard, the quantity of their collected items sets them apart from other people. Commonly hoarded items may be newspapers, magazines, paper and plastic bags, cardboard boxes, photographs, household supplies, food, and clothing.
In a situation like this, our SERVPRO of Rochester technicians had to begin by throwing away all the contaminated items due to the quality of the water. It was not until everything was 'trashed out' that we were actually able to mitigate the damage to the structure.
To learn more about hoarding visit: https://adaa.org/understanding-anxiety/obsessive-compulsive-disorder-ocd/hoarding-basics
Flooded Basement?
6/15/2021 (Permalink)
Before and after the cleanup of a basement that flooded during heavy rainfall in West Bloomfield, MI
As any Michigander knows, springtime means heavy rainfall for us. The April showers may bring May flowers and nice weather; however, it can also flood basements for a lot of homeowners. Most homeowners who have experienced or are prone to flooding in their basement may take some cautionary steps like waterproofing, gutter maintenance, proper landscaping, inspecting and repairing foundation cracks, sump pump maintenance, and even installing window well covers, however, heavy rainfall can cause your basement to flood despite all of it.
Basements can flood at any time, but primarily after winter moving into spring when we have a lot of rain combined with the ground thawing. Flooding can occur by seepage or flow through the walls or foundation floor, from surface water sources, or by a sanitary or storm sewer backup.
Most homeowner’s reaction when their basement floods is to panic and start trying to clean it up themselves, granted if it’s a tiny bit in a small area you may be able to, but typically the problem is too large for you to handle. That is where our water-certified SERVPRO of Rochester technicians come in. We are a 24-hour Emergency Service that can effectively work with you and your insurance company to extract the water, dry out the structure, demo any damaged materials such as wet walls and flooring, as well as assess and potentially restore any contents you may have in your basement.
Call us at (248) 608-2667
Sump Pump Fails During Storm in Farmington Hills, MI
6/14/2021 (Permalink)
Sewage surrounding the sump pump after it backed up in a Farmington Hills basement after a heavy rainstorm
Sump pump failures are one of the most common calls we get during and after storm events. Although a sump pump is supposed to prevent basements from flooding, they can often fail when overloaded with too much water. Another reason why your sump pump might fail is if there is a power outage during a storm.
In this case, the homeowner's sump pump failed causing the 4000 square foot basement to flood with an inch of water. There affected materials included carpet, pad, drywall, ceramic tile, and parquet flooring. Our crew was out there within an hour of receiving the call in order to prevent any further damage from occurring. Dealing with a sump pump loss during a storm can be stressful, know that you can trust SERVPRO of Rochester MI to get the job done quickly and efficiently.
Have a flooded basement? Give us a call - we are open 24/7, 365 days a year.
(248)608-2667
The Number One Rule Everyone Should Know About Water Damage
10/26/2020 (Permalink)
It's our best tip we can give–full stop. Shut off the source of the water if you experience a major leak or water loss.
It's our best tip we can give–full stop. Shut off the source of the water if you experience a major leak or water loss.
When you first notice a water leak or water damage in your home or business, shutting off the water is the first thing you should do in order to prevent any further damage. It's important that every person in the home not only knows where the water shut off is but also how to turn it off as there are different types. Respectively, business owners should inform managers and other employees of where and how to shut off the water to prevent further damage.
One of the services that we offer for free at SERVPRO of Rochester is an Emergency Ready Profile (ERP). These Emergency Ready Profiles help businesses and homeowners stay prepared for the unexpected. If you would like to set up an appointment for a completely free ERP, contact us here or call 248-608-2667 and we would be happy to help!
Water in Your Crawl Space?
8/25/2020 (Permalink)
Our water technicians are Here to Help and Ready for Any Size Disaster.
Water in your crawl space can cause damage to your home
Excessive moisture in a crawl space can cause your foundation supports to warp and lose their structural integrity. Excessive moisture can promote the growth of Mold and Mildew. Standing water can attract pests and small animals.
What to do when you have water in your crawl space:
- Have a professional inspect your crawl space for foundation cracks and broken pipes.
- Dry out the crawl space by removing the excess water and moisture.
- Clean up the crawl space by removing debris and wet insulation.
When to Call A Professional
Water mitigation is not a challenging task, but it is hard physical labor. You might want to consider the following:
A crawl space that is between 4 feet and 5 feet high is considered tall. Even such a tall crawlspace is very difficult to move around in. Many crawl spaces are lower than this.
Tight Access Point of entry makes it difficult to work in the crawl space. There may be only one small door that allows access to the crawl space, and can sometimes be in an inconvenient area, such as a bedroom closet or kitchen pantry floor.
Warning: Rodents can often get into the crawl space. Their droppings can contain harmful bacteria.
Have Water Damage?
Call SERVPRO of Rochester – (248) 608-2667
Call a Professional When You Have a Sump Pump Failure
8/21/2020 (Permalink)
Sump pump fails in the basement during a storm
When a homeowner in Rochester Hills called SERVPRO of Rochester to remove the water in their basement, many items were wet and needed to be disposed of. SERVPRO of Rochester was able to sanitize and dry out the basement.
Tips to Avoid Water Damage
No power: If the power goes out during a storm, your sump pump won’t be able to drain the water
Wrong size: If your sump pump is too small for your home’s size, it might mean that its too big of a job for it to handle. On the flip side, running too large of a sump pump can shorten its lifespan.
Old age: Just like any appliance, the years can reduce the efficiency and working order of your sump pump. The average lifespan of a sump pump is roughly 10 years. If yours is creeping up in age, consider replacing it with a more current model.
Clogged pipe: Debris can enter your discharge pipe and create a backup. With nowhere for water to flow, your sump pump will come to a stop.
Lack of maintenance: Your home and the appliances that make it run require regular maintenance. Clean your sump pump three to four times a year to avoid blockages in your discharge line, vents, and floats.
Switch issues: When the sump pump shifts in the basin, the float that administers the switch can cause it to become jammed.
Product or installation problem: In addition to product defects, which are out of your control, improper installation can also cause sump pump failure.
Have Storm or Flood Damage?
Call Us Today (248) 608-2667
How do Thermal Cameras Help Us with Your Water Damage?
6/10/2020 (Permalink)
Thermal image camera captures a photo of a wet kitchen ceiling after a pipe break in the bathroom in Livonia.
Our SERVPRO of Rochester technicians are specially trained in Water Restoration and given a certification by the IICRC (Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Cleaning) to ensure the best quality of work for our customers. To go one step further, our technicians have been trained to use Thermal Cameras to detect moisture and temperature discrepancies in your home or business. IR (Infrared) Thermal Camera technology is a powerful tool for discovering the source of a leak, determining is there is lingering moisture behind a wall before or after a dry-out and even to combat potential mold growth.
So How Do IR Cameras Work?
When water evaporates, it cools the surface temperature. Infrared cameras identify temperature differences to locate potential water damage. Infrared technology visually displays qualitative thermal differences often caused by water damage. In short, IR cameras do not directly detect moisture, they detect temperature, and water is extremely sensitive to these fluctuations.
If you have or had a water damage and are concerned about moisture, call our SERVPRO technicians at (248) 608-2667!
Saving Memories
6/5/2020 (Permalink)
The photo restoration process
In the event of water damage, are your irreplaceable memories and sentimental items safe?
When calling SERVPRO of Rochester in the event of water damage, many of our customers don't think about the boxes of photos they have somewhere in the basement, or their wedding album, sitting on the shelf... It is our job to help you when those things become compromised.
We go above and beyond to try and save absolutely everything with sentimental value, especially photos. When packing out your wet items, we place photo albums, loose pictures, and photos in picture frames into boxes that are to be immediately processed upon arrival to our warehouse. Our contents department then begins carefully separating every photo and laying them out to dry in a drying chamber. we understand how important friends and family photos are, so we treat them as if they were ours.
TIP: Keep loose photos and photo albums in sealed plastic containers to prevent any damage in the event of a water loss.
We utilize several methods of cleaning your contents, including the following:
- Dry Cleaning - Used for cleaning light residues or to pre-clean prior to wet cleaning.
- Wet Cleaning - An effective cleaning method for removing moderate to heavy residues.
- Spray and Wipe -Effective for items that can’t withstand wet cleaning.
- Foam Cleaning - Used for upholstery fabrics that might shrink or bleed if wet cleaned.
- Abrasive Cleaning - Involves agitation of the surface being cleaned.
- Immersion Cleaning - Contents are dipped into a bath of the cleaning product.
Moving Out Your Belongings After a Disaster in Rochester Hills
10/2/2019 (Permalink)
Belongings have been inventoried and boxed up and ready to be moved to SERVPRO of Rochester's Warehouse for storage.
SERVPRO of Rochester helped Pack Out a family of 6 after a broken pipe destroyed their main level and finished basement. SERVPRO of Rochester inventoried the items, prepared them for moving, and stored them until the home could be renovated from the water damage. Our team is organized and efficient in moving out your belongings from the area that is affected by water damage.
Our Immediate Response helps complete the job quickly and close your Claim faster which in turn will save you time and Money.
Our Contents department can provide:
Emergency Inventory
Pre-Loss Inventory
Complete Inventory of Total Loss Items and Restorable Items
The Accuracy of Contents Inventory results in Complete Replacement Lists
Moving Contents
Cleaning of furniture and belongings
Storage of Contents
We pride ourselves in Restoration vs Replacement Cost Analysis on every item! We use a photo inventory system to ensure a detailed itemization.
Our team is organized and efficient in moving out your belongings from the area that is affected by water damage. If you are looking for a Company to help you with your moving needs, Call SERVPRO of Rochester (248) 608-2667
Water in Your Crawl Space?
7/31/2019 (Permalink)
SERVPRO of Rochester clean up Water in Crawl Space in Oakland Township, Michigan
Water in your crawl space can cause damage to your home
Excessive moisture in a crawl space can cause your foundation supports to warp and lose their structural integrity. Excessive moisture can promote the growth of Mold and Mildew. Standing water can attract pests and small animals.
What to do when you have water in your crawl space:
- Have a professional inspect your crawl space for foundation cracks and broken pipes.
- Dry out the crawl space by removing the excess water and moisture.
- Clean up the crawl space by removing debris and wet insulation.
When to Call A Professional
Water mitigation is not a challenging task, but it is hard, physical labor. You might want to consider the following:
A crawl space that is between 4 feet and 5 feet high is considered tall. Even such a tall crawlspace is very difficult to move around in. Many crawl spaces are lower than this.
Tight Access Point of entry makes it difficult to work in the crawl space. There may be only one small door that allows access to the crawl space, and can sometimes be in an inconvenient area, such as a bedroom closet or kitchen pantry floor.
Warning: Rodents can often get into the crawl space. Their droppings can contain harmful bacteria.
Have Water Damage?
Call SERVPRO of Rochester – (248) 608-2667
Benefits of Using an Infrared Camera to Detect Water Damage
7/29/2019 (Permalink)
Thermal camera image of a shower ceiling and wall
Finding Water Damage can sometimes be difficult. Water often travels the path of least resistance, which means water coming in from a roof leak might enter your ceiling and travel to the lowest point often pooling or leaking down into a light fixture in the middle of the room.
Using an Infrared Camera to identify the source of the water damage can help SERVPRO of Rochester restore your home. Thermal Imaging can detect damp spots in floors, ceilings, and walls. Using the Infrared camera has helped us determine hidden water damage in a ceiling. The rainbow-colored images can help our Technician spot moisture in the Our technicians use the IR camera to detect the moisture before physical damage or mold is evident. Using moisture meters along with the IR camera can confirm the presence of water.
If you have experienced a water damage due to pipe leak or other water damage to your home, call SERVPRO of Rochester at (248) 608-2667
What Happens to All My Stuff After a Water Loss?
7/23/2019 (Permalink)
The beginning of the pack back process
A water damage to your home or business is nothing short of a catastrophe and a headache, but that's why SERVPRO is here to help. You may be wondering what happens to all your damaged items and what to do with the things that are dry...well that is what we like to call a Pack-out.
Our technicians are highly trained and certified to take care of your most sentimental items to the junk drawer that you dread cleaning out. Here is a short run-down of the pack-out process...
In the first steps of the pack-out, in conjunction with your insurance, we will assess your affected and non-affected contents to help give us a better idea of what we will be disposing of and what we will be packing up to either clean or store. Once we have a scope of work, we can provide an estimate to you and your insurance company and begin to go through your contents. We use a specialized software to take photo inventory of each individual item we pack in which a list is submitted to you and your insurance company. Upon leaving your home or business, your contents will be stored in a climate controlled facility. We update you every step of the way to ensure a quick and easy process.
We make your water damage "Like it never even happened."
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How Do Thermal Cameras Help Us with Your Water Damage?
5/5/2019 (Permalink)
Thermal image camera captures a photo of a wet kitchen ceiling after a pipe break in the bathroom in Livonia.
Our SERVPRO of Rochester technicians are specially trained in Water Restoration and given a certification by the IICRC (Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Cleaning) to ensure the best quality of work for our customers. To go one step further, our technicians have been trained to use Thermal Cameras to detect moisture and temperature discrepancies in your home or business. IR (Infrared) Thermal Camera technology is a powerful tool for discovering the source of a leak, determining is there is lingering moisture behind a wall before or after a dry-out and even to combat potential mold growth.
So How Do IR Cameras Work?
When water evaporates, it cools surface temperature. Infrared cameras identify temperature differences to locate potential water damage. Infrared technology visually displays qualitative thermal differences often caused by water damage. In short, IR cameras do not directly detect moisture, they detect temperature, and water is extremely sensitive to these fluctuations.
If you have or had a water damage and are concerned about moisture, call our SERVPRO technicians at (248) 608-2667!
Hoarding Plus a Water Damage? Yikes!
9/24/2018 (Permalink)
Basement Filled
This Farmington Hills, MI home experience flooding in their basement with contaminated water, however, this was not your typical flood. The homeowners happened to be hoarders and their basement was filled to the ceiling - there was barely any space to walk and most areas were not accessible.
Before going into the process of mitigating this loss, let's talk a little bit about what hoarding is.
Hoarding is the persistent difficulty discarding or parting with possessions, regardless of their actual value. The behavior usually has deleterious effects—emotional, physical, social, financial, and even legal—for a hoarder and family members.
For those who hoard, the quantity of their collected items sets them apart from other people. Commonly hoarded items may be newspapers, magazines, paper and plastic bags, cardboard boxes, photographs, household supplies, food, and clothing.
In a situation like this our SERVPRO of Rochester technicians had to begin by throwing away all the contaminated items due to the quality of the water. It was not until everything was 'trashed out' that we were actually able to mitigate the damage to the structure.
To learn more about hoarding visit: https://adaa.org/understanding-anxiety/obsessive-compulsive-disorder-ocd/hoarding-basics
CALL SERVPRO AT (248) 608-2667
Tips to Prevent Water Damage
5/1/2018 (Permalink)
Cleaning your gutters can prevent Water Damage
Flooding can happen any time of the year but as we know, In Michigan, we are entering the wet and rainy season of the year.
Here a few of tips that can help prevent damage to your home or business.
Gutters – Keeping well maintained gutter systems can help with diverting the water to drainage areas. If your gutters have leaves and debris in them the rainwater will overflow and can pool up near your foundation causing damage to your basement.
Grading the Yard – Adding top soil to the low spots around your foundation wall can help drain the water away from the foundation.
Response plan – Have a plan of action if a storm hits. In the event of flooding, make sure that you have a program in place to handle the flooding and damage.
SERVPRO of Rochester is ready to help if your home or business does sustain storm damage. Call us at (248) 608-2667.
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