We Specialize in Flooded Basement Cleanup!

8/9/2022 (Permalink)

A basement can flood at any time, although flooding most often occurs during heavy rainfall. Basements are inherently prone to flooding because they are the lowest level of a building and are normally built partly or entirely below ground level. There are a number of reasons why your Bolivar, Sunflower, or Washington County basement could flood, including: 

• A blocked or failed sewer lateral pipe
• Heavy rain causes surface water to pool around your home
• Storm sewer backup
• Sanitary sewer backup
• Foundation drainage failure
• Water supply-line break or hot-water tank failure
• And many more

Have Questions about Basement Flooding?

Call Today - (662) 846-1700

If flood water is not handled quickly and properly, it can jeopardize your health and safety, and cause severe damage to your home’s structure. Remember, the longer you wait, the worse the problem will get.

The bottom line: a flooded basement can jeopardize your health, safety, and your home’s integrity. It’s worth making a call to SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland and let our trained, professional crews handle the situation safely and correctly. We have earned the trust of hundreds of homeowners, business owners, and property professionals.

We are Flooded Basement Specialists:

• We are Available 24 hours/7 days per week
• We’re a Preferred Vendor to many National Insurance Companies
• We Bill The Insurance Directly – One Less Thing For You To Worry About
• Our Technicians are Highly-Trained  in Water Restoration Techniques
• We use s500 IICRC Restoration Standards
• Advanced Inspection and Extraction Equipment

Basement Flooded? Call Us Today – We’re Ready To Help (662) 846-1700.

Categories of Water

6/16/2022 (Permalink)

Water damage is not an experience that most people truly anticipate occurring in their home, but as long as there is water running in pipes, it will be a risk. In the event of a water loss happening at your property, it is important to respond quickly to ensure your home is properly cleaned and restored. SERVPRO® of Greenville/Cleveland follows the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC) Standard guidelines when handling a water loss. To make the process a little easier to understand, below we have described the categories of water we often work with.

Category 1

The least severe water category on the IICRC scale, is category 1, also known as “clean water”.  Water damage in this category often originates from broken pipes or supply lines, the overflow from a sink or bathtub, and various appliance problems. Due to this water being sewage and toxin-free, it is recognized as less severe. However, if left to stagnate or if it comes into contact with other services or materials, the category could change. Typically, most damage that occurs because of a category 1 loss can easily be dried by a team of SERVPRO® professionals.

Category 2

“Grey water,” also known as category 2 water come from appliances like toilets bowls, discharge from washing machines or dishwashers, seepage from hydrostatic failure, and sump pump backups. There is a chance that this water contains microorganisms, in addition to organic or inorganic matter (chemical or biological). It is important to remove any affected items and materials, then immediately disinfect and sanitize the home, as the waste and chemicals of the category 2 water.  

Category 3

The final category is known as “black water”. This water is grossly contaminated and likely to contain toxigenic or pathogenic agents that can be harmful. Category 3 water may contain organic material (sewage), pesticides, carry silt, heavy metals, and/or toxic organic substances.  These types of losses occur when it comes from the following: soiled toilet bow water, sewer backup, rising water from rivers or streams, ground or service water, and seawater. Black water damage is the most extreme and extensive kind of water damage that requires swift action to mitigate, as well as significant disinfecting.

SERVPRO® of Greenville/Cleveland is “Faster to any size disaster®” and features skilled IICRC-certified technicians ready to help. If you have experience and need guidance on the next steps to take, give us a call at 662-846-1700!

What To Expect When You Experience a Water Damage

6/15/2022 (Permalink)

Whether it's from a slow water leak or rushing water, water damage in your home or business needs immediate action! A delay of just a few hours can greatly increase the severity of the damage. SERVPRO® of Greenville/Cleveland has the specific water damage training and experience to help you through this tough time. We specialize in water damage restoration - in fact, it's the cornerstone of our business.

When you call, we will ask for the following information:

• Your name and contact information.
• The street address of the water-damaged home or business.
• When did the water damage occur?
• What caused the water damage?
• Is there standing water?
• How many rooms were affected by the water damage?

Depending on the issue in your home or business, we might also ask about the type of flooring that is affected, if any walls or ceilings are affected, or if any contents are affected.

SERVPRO® of Greenville/Cleveland specializes in the cleanup and restoration of residential and commercial property after a water damage event has happened. Our staff is highly trained in property damage restoration. SERVPRO® of Greenville/Cleveland is available 24 hours a day for water emergencies, large or small. 

Preventing Water Damage at Your Home while You are Gone on Vacation

6/10/2022 (Permalink)

Many things can go wrong in your home while you’re on vacation, most commonly leaks and water damage. Learn how to help prevent and reduce the risk of water damage when you’re away from your home:

Check for Leaks

Before you leave on vacation, be sure to check around your house for any leaks. Pipes under sinks, your water heater, anything resembling rust, cracks, or other damage. It’s important to check the seals around your windows and the exterior of your home as well. If you find any leakage, be sure to fix it right away so everything can be repaired and in good condition before you leave.

Clean Your Gutters

Cleaning leaves and other debris out from your gutters before taking a vacation is an easy way to prevent potential blockage and build up. To learn more about the advantages of clean gutters, click here.

Inspect Appliances

Important appliances such as your dishwasher, washer/dryer, and refrigerator are all connected to your home by hoses. If these hoses are damaged in any way, they can cause major water damage to your home. Inspect your appliances and, if needed, replace their hoses prior to leaving on vacation.

Turn Off the Water

Whenever you leave your home for an extended period of time, it’s important to turn off the water main and make sure the pipes are completely drained. This will stop any water from continually leaking in your home while you’re away. Simply run the water and flush your toilet after you turn off the water.

Have Someone Check on Your Home

Coordinate to have someone come over and check on your home while you’re away. Having a friend, neighbor, or family member keep an eye on your property can help keep it in good shape, and they can notify you immediately if something goes wrong.

With these tips, you can truly enjoy your vacation with the peace of mind that your home is safe from any potential water damage that could occur in your absence. If your home does suffer from water damage, call us at SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland!

Flood Water Safety Tips

6/10/2022 (Permalink)

3 Reasons Not To Drive Through Flood Water

The temptation to drive through flood water can be difficult to resist. Perhaps you are eager to get home to deal with your flooded basement, or maybe you just don’t want to take the time to go around. Driving down a flooded street can be dangerous, so consider letting a professional storm damage restoration service clean up your basement, while you review these three reasons not to drive through floodwater:

1. You could damage your vehicle. Most cars only have a few inches of ground clearance and even a large truck or SUV may not have more than a couple of feet. Flood water can damage the engine, electrical system and interior of your vehicle. Additionally, flooded roads may have potholes, debris and other obstacles concealed by standing water.

2. You could lose control of your vehicle. As little as six inches of standing water on a flooded street can cause you to lose traction, skid off the road and cause an accident. 12 inches of water can cause most cars to float. A floating vehicle won’t respond to your attempts to steer or brake, which could lead to an accident, or even cause your vehicle to be washed away. Floodwaters can also stall engines. A car with no working engine can not be driven out of floodwater or maneuvered to avoid potential collisions.

3. You could drown. A vehicle that is stalled or washed away by floodwaters can fill with water and cause drowning or be washed into a river or creek. The people who may attempt to rescue you from your flooded vehicle are also at risk of drowning. In almost all cases, the risks of driving down a flooded street outweigh any time or inconvenience you might save by not taking a detour.

If there is a potential for flood conditions in the forecast these travel tips may help you successfully navigate areas at high risk for flooding.

Preparing for Winter Weather

11/19/2021 (Permalink)

Know your winter weather terms:

Winter Storm Warning

Issued when hazardous winter weather in the form of heavy snow, heavy freezing rain, or heavy sleet is imminent or occurring. Winter Storm Warnings are usually issued 12 to 24 hours before the event is expected to begin.

Winter Storm Watch

Alerts the public to the possibility of a blizzard, heavy snow, heavy freezing rain, or heavy sleet. Winter Storm Watches are usually issued 12 to 48 hours before the beginning of a Winter Storm.

Winter Weather Advisory

Issued for accumulations of snow, freezing rain, freezing drizzle, and sleet which will cause significant inconveniences and, if caution is not exercised, could lead to life-threatening situations.

Know Your Risk for Winter Storms

Pay attention to weather reports and warnings of freezing weather and winter storms. Listen for emergency information and alerts.

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Locate Your Water Shut-off Valve

8/17/2021 (Permalink)

One of the best tips to limit the threat of water damage is knowing where your water shut-off valve is located in your home or property.  Knowing this could save you time and money.

Stopping the water is the single most important way to limit the amount of damage.  

Not only is it important that you know how to turn off the water, but that everyone who could be in the home alone does as well since you can never plan when property damage might strike.  If property damage from a pipe break, appliance failure SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland is Here to Help make it “Like it never even happened.” Call SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland today at (662)846-1700 24/7 to help with your emergency needs.

Maintaining Your Home to Prevent Water Damage

6/30/2021 (Permalink)

Heavy rains can be a significant cause of water damage. This is especially true if there are home maintenance issues that go unaddressed over time.  It’s not possible to prevent every type of water damage your home could suffer. But there is a lot you can do regarding maintaining your home to help ensure it’s not vulnerable to damage caused by heavy rains.

Invest in native plant landscaping. Many people don’t realize that the right landscaping at your home can make a big difference when it comes to preventing water damage. Native plants, trees and bushes can be vital in protecting your home from water damage. Talk with landscaping experts in the area or visit a native plant sale for tips and ideas.

Learn how your yard drains. Knowing how your yard drains is vital to protecting your home. If you notice that your yard is draining toward your home, then you might want to get in touch with a landscaping expert to look for ways to protect you yard.

Explore sealing your roof. Experts estimate that almost 95% of damage is caused by water finding its way through gaps in your shingles, which can be prevented with this step.

Water Damage From Sprinkler Systems

6/29/2021 (Permalink)

We all love a lawn that looks amazing! Sometimes we just do not get enough rain and our lawns start looking a little brown. There are underground sprinkler systems that can do the work for us. But they can also cause havoc on our homes if not installed properly or not taken care of.

• Improper installation: Your sprinkler system delivers water to different zones via a series of underground rubber tubes or hoses that connect to the home’s water line. But if these hoses run too close to the foundation and there happens to be a leak in them, homeowners may unknowingly find themselves with water inside their property.
• Overspray: When sprinklers overshoot their intended watering targets and spray on or near building walls, water can seep into the foundation and possibly into your basement.
• User error: Installing a rain sensor with your system will analyze rainfall to determine whether your lawn needs watering. This can help prevent excessive water buildup around the property. Also, it’s recommended to have your system professionally started up every spring and winterized every fall to ensure correct operation.
• Broken pipes: As we noted above, sprinkler systems tap into the home’s water line. Usually, part of the system is installed within the home to accomplish this. However, if the sprinkler pipes inside the home become frozen or damaged, it will become a problem inside the home.

Hot Water Heater Leaks

6/10/2021 (Permalink)

If a burst water heater floods your home, it can cause serious damage. When this appliance breaks, flooding can be intense as it continuously refills as it gushes out water. When you don't notice the leak right away, you can end up with multiple floors of water damage, mold growth, or even a flooded basement.

When it comes to water heater flood cleanup, immediate action is required to help prevent extensive water damage the water heater. Here, we will outline the steps you need to take to stop flooding, how to clean up, and ways to prevent hot water heater failure in the future.

What To Do When Your Hot Water Heater Bursts or Leaks

1. Turn off the water.

As soon as you notice that your water heater is leaking, you should turn off the water supply line to the tank. This shut off valve is usually found on the pipe that connects the heater to the main water line.

If for some reason this doesn't stop flooding, you may have to turn off the main water supply or drain the tank and open the pressure relief valve to completely stop the flow of water.

2. Turn off the power or gas.

Depending on whether you have a gas or electric water heater, you will need to turn off the appropriate energy source to the heater. This step is important to ensure safety while performing cleanup. If you can't turn these off yourself or aren't sure how to, call a contractor to come help.

3. Call a plumber to diagnose the problem.

You probably don't want to take a shower in cold water or not be able to take a shower in your home at all. Call a local plumber who can quickly determine the cause of your water heater flood and make repairs as needed.

4. Clean up standing water.

Once you've stopped flooding, turned off the power, and arranged for a plumber to fix the cause of your issue, you can begin the flood cleanup process. To clean up, you'll need towels, mops, buckets, and possibly a wet-dry vacuum depending on the extent of standing water.  Call SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland to get their technicians out at your home to get drying equipment set to dry out the affected areas.

Why do Dishwashers Leak?

6/10/2021 (Permalink)

When it comes to dishwashers leaking on to the floor of your kitchen, there are many possible causes. Try to find the cause of your dishwasher leak by inspecting the following components of your appliance. 

Water Leaking Underneath of Dishwasher

If water is pooling underneath your dishwasher, the following may be to blame:

• Corroded or leaking dishwasher tub from soap or old age
• Loose or stuck water valves
• Loose or cracked water supply lines
• Dishwasher isn’t level

Water Leaking From Front of Dishwasher

If you notice water leaking from the front of the dishwasher, it’s possible that you’re dealing with a leaking door. A leaking dishwasher door can be caused by:

• Faulty door latch
• Using the incorrect dishwasher detergent
• Door gasket/seal needing replacement

Need Help With Dishwasher Leak Water Damage Repair in Bolivar, Sunflower, or Washington County? We Can Help.

As a professional water damage restoration service, SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland has the experience and resources needed to quickly restore your home to pre-damage conditions.

The Science of Drying

11/19/2020 (Permalink)

Did you know there is actually a science behind the process of drying? Having the knowledge of psychometrics is essential to restoring a water damaged structure to its preloss condition. While your initial reaction may be to grab a few towels to mop up the mess and place a fan or two around the damaged area, SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland is trained in the science of drying and follows strict industry-approved standards to help lower the chances of secondary damages, like mold. If your home or business suffers water damage, SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland will:

• Inspect the building to detect every component that is wet, to help prevent secondary damage from happening.
• Measure how much moisture is in wet materials and monitor weather the materials are drying properly.
• Speed up Mother Nature by using professional drying equipment

What exactly does it mean to help “speed up Mother Nature”? A wet building can often dry naturally because the environment always seeks equilibrium. When materials are we, moisture will naturally move to drier air at the surface of the material—but only if the air is, indeed, drier. The only problem is, nature takes too long and secondary damages may occur while the building is drying out.

SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland has the tools and equipment to help Mother Nature along, including equipment to help dry hardwood floors, tough-to-reach spaces, inside walls, and much more. SERVPRO also uses state-of-the-art monitoring equipment, and a proven scientific process to help speed the drying process of your home or business.

The bottom line? SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland has the training and equipment to help make your water damage “Like it never even happened.”

How to Replace a Faulty Toilet

8/12/2020 (Permalink)

If you find you have a leaking toilet, it is best to fix it as soon as possible to avoid further damage. You may wonder how to get your business in Mississippi back to normal with minimal impact on your bottom line. Luckily, there are a few steps you can take to easily replace a faulty toilet.

1. Turn Off the Water
Be sure to turn off the water before beginning any work. The shutoff valve is usually located on the floor or wall behind the toilet. Turning this knob in a clockwise direction will stop the flow of water coming into the tank.

2. Soak Up the Water
Before removing the leaking toilet, get rid of the water by flushing and holding down the handle until no more water is passing through the bowl. Use a cup to dip out any water that is pooled in the old toilet and then soak up any remaining water with a sponge.

3. Remove the Old Toilet
Loosen the compression nut attached to the shutoff valve and then disconnect the water supply tube. Remove the caps and nuts from the closet bolts. Once the toilet has been set free, gently rock it back and forth to release any seals and then pull up on the bowl.

4. Install the New Toilet
Insert a new wax gasket over the closet flange. Carefully set the new toilet over the new gaskets while holding onto the seat hinges. Use the closet bolts to help guide the toilet into the right place. Push down on the toilet while tightening the bolts. Your toilet repair will be done once you replace the bolt caps, reattach the supply hose, and turn the water back on.
A leaking toilet can be more than a nuisance. Over time, it can cause water damage that can ruin floors or seep into subfloors, baseboards, or walls. If you have experienced water damage, you can hire SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland to disinfect and restore your building to its previous condition.

Water Leaks in Bathroom

7/28/2020 (Permalink)

The worst water damage is the kind you don’t detect until significant damage is done. Water can leak slowly and silently, and bathrooms can be notoriously hard to spot because it tends to be a room with moisture anyway. As it turns out, these quiet drips can cause extensive water damage with time. What are some common causes of water leaks in bathrooms? Here are three typical causes:

• Grout deterioration around showers
• Broken faucet in sink, bathtub or shower
• Damaged drain in bathtub or shower

While damage can be hard to spot in a bathroom, here are a few things to look for; sure signs that you have water damage that needs to be addressed.

Mildew or Mold

The first sign of a hidden leak is usually mold and mildew on the outside of the tub, shower or wall. While it might not be a sure sign of significant water damage, it does indicate that something is off and that it might be time to call in a water damage specialis to check it out. To be sure, dry any moisture that appears on the outside surface of the tub, shower or wall. If water reappears shortly after you use the tub or shower again, you’ve got water leaking from somewhere.

Damaged Walls or Ceiling

Water gets splashed on bathroom floors now and then, and that should not be a problem as long as it’s not substantial. Bathrooms are built to take occasional water exposure. However, if you see a patch, stain or crack on the ceiling below the washroom, there’s an issue. You are likely dealing with a shower pan leak or broken drain line. Of course, if you’re in a one-story home, there won’t be a ceiling below your bathroom, so you may have to rely on mold or mildew appearing or an odd odor.

If you’ve experienced a leak in your bathroom, or suspect you have water damage, contact SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland at (662) 846-1700 to get the issue resolved immediately. We’re here 24/7 to help you. Call us today!

Bolivar County Water Damage

7/1/2020 (Permalink)

Recently a Bolivar County resident called with a water damage.  The homeowner had a two story house.  Water from the bathtub in the upstairs bathroom caused damage to the first floor.  SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland was dispatched out to assist homeowner.  Water had traveled from the upstairs bath into the upstairs closet, foyer, master bedroom, bath entry, closet, and master bathroom.  Ceilings, floors, baseboards, and walls were affected.  SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland removed affected wall and ceiling drywall and set equipment to dry the affected areas.  12 Air movers and 2 Dehus were set for two days to dry out their home.  Call SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland if you experience a water damage in your home or business at (662)846-1700.  We are always here to help.

Sunflower County Residential Water Damage

6/2/2020 (Permalink)

Water damages happen when you least expect it.  Recently a homeowner from Sunflower County called SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland about a water damage that happened at some point during the night.  The leak was caused by a refrigerator ice maker line.  When the homeowner woke up the next morning, standing water covered multiple rooms and was flowing down her driveway.  Luckily, the homeowner had concrete flooring in the affected areas.  SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland monitored for moisture in the Dining and Kitchen where water was present.  SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland set equipment to dry the affected areas.  No two water damages are just alike. Different areas or materials could be affected.  At SERVPRO, we are always here to help and assist in any way we can.  Please call our office at (662)846-1700.

Fast Respone to a Water Damage in Greenville

6/1/2020 (Permalink)

SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland recently completed a commercial water damage for a church in Greenville, MS.  The water damage was caused by a pipe bursting.  Water affected areas of the church such as the Classroom, Fellowship Hall, Hallway, Bathroom Hallway, Ladies Bath, and Men’s Bathroom.  Types of material that were found wet were engineered wood floor, carpet, baseboards, and tile flooring.  Upon arrival, SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland checked all affected areas for moisture.  Once determined what rooms were affected, SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland set drying equipment such as air movers and Dehus to dry the areas that were found wet.  Daily monitoring of the equipment was done to ensure the drying process was making progress.  If your business or home has water damage, be sure to call SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland at (662)846-1700 to help. 

14 Years

12/5/2019 (Permalink)

Congratulations to Lynette Miller for working at SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland for 14 years! Way to go Lynette!  Lynette started at SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland on December 5, 2005.  Lynette is the current Office Manager and is Employee Certification Training Program (ECTP) certified.  She is always here to help and can assist you when you call about water restoration, fire restoration, mold remediation, and much more.  If you have any questions about your bill or services provided by SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland, Lynette can be of assistance.

SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland can provide you with Mold Remediation, Fire Restoration, Water Damage Restoration, Carpet Cleanings, HVAC Cleanings, Upholstery Cleanings, Post Construction Cleanings, Rug Cleanings, and much more.  Give her a call today at (662)846-1700 so she can further assist you with any questions you may have.

Welcome Mary Wesley Aldridge!

8/9/2019 (Permalink)

Mary Wesley Aldridge

Lainey and Wesley Aldridge welcomed a baby girl into this world on Tuesday, July 30, 2019.  Lainey Aldridge is the daughter of owners, Lynette and Michael Miller.  Mary Wesley Aldridge was 8 pounds 4 ounces and 20 inches long.  Reed Love, Rowan Love, and John Rutlyn Aldridge are proud big brothers.  

Wesley Aldridge teaches Science at Bayou Academy in Cleveland as well as being the Assistant Athletic Director.  Wesley also coaches the Junior High Boys, High School Boys, and High School Girls Basketball team. 

Lainey Aldridge is the manager of the Indianola Pecan House in Indianola, MS.

Wishing you all the best in this exciting stage of your lives with your new baby!  Wishing you much happiness as you welcomed your new little bundle of joy from your SERVPRO family.

IICRC Certified Firm

7/15/2019 (Permalink)

SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland is an IICRC firm. The Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC) creates the standards for the restoration industry and provides training and certification to restoration companies. IICRC Certified Firms have the right to display the IICRC Certified Logo.

IICRC Certified Firms must

• Present accurate information to consumers and conduct business with honesty and integrity.
• Require a technician on all jobs who has been formally trained and passed all required tests.
• Require a continuing education program to keep technicians up-to-date on the latest changes in the industry.
• Maintain liability insurance to protect all parties in the event of an accident.
• Maintain a written complaint policy and agree to Better Business Bureau or similar arbitration to resolve disputes, and accept the conclusions and recommendations of arbitration.

The IICRC Develops The Standards For The Restoration Industry

The IICRC has been the driving force in establishing the main industry standards and reference guides for professional carpet cleaning, water damage restoration and mold remediation. These IICRC standards take years to develop and require the coordination of experts in the field: manufacturers, industry organizations, insurance professionals, training schools, contractors, and public health professionals.

Every five years, the standards are reviewed and updated. The water damage restoration field changes rapidly with advancements in technology and science, and therefore the standards must evolve to keep pace.

About SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland

SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland specializes in the cleanup and restoration of residential and commercial property after a fire, smoke or water damage event. Our staff is highly trained in property damage restoration and we are an IICRC Certified Firm. We believe in continuous training: from initial and ongoing training at SERVPRO’s corporate training facility to regular IICRC-industry certification, rest assured our staff is equipped with the knowledge to restore your property.

When Storms or Floods hit Bolivar, Sunflower, or Washington County, SERVPRO is ready!

6/4/2019 (Permalink)

SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland specializes in storm and flood damage restoration.  Our crews are highly trained and we use specialized equipment to restore your property to its pre-storm condition.

Faster Response

Since we are locally owned and operated, we are able to respond quicker with the right resources, which is extremely important. A fast response lessens the damage, limits further damage, and reduces the restoration cost.

Resources to Handle Floods and Storms

When storms hit Bolivar, Sunflower, or Washington County, we can scale our resources to handle a large storm or flooding disaster. We can access equipment and personnel from a network of 1,650 Franchises across the country and elite Disaster Recovery Teams that are strategically located throughout the United States.

Have Storm or Flood Damage? Call Us Today (662) 846-1700

When Storms or Floods hit Bolivar, Washington, or Sunflower County, SERVPRO is ready!

5/10/2019 (Permalink)

A basement can flood at any time, although flooding most often occurs during heavy rainfall. Basements are inherently prone to flooding because they are the lowest level of a building and are normally built partly or entirely below ground level. There are a number of reasons why your Bolivar, Sunflower, and Washington County basement could flood, including: 

• A blocked or failed sewer lateral pipe
• Heavy rain causes surface water to pool around your home
• Storm sewer backup
• Sanitary sewer backup
• Foundation drainage failure
• Water supply-line break or hot-water tank failure
• And many more

Have Questions about Basement Flooding?

Call Today - 662 846 1700

If flood water is not handled quickly and properly, it can jeopardize your health and safety, and cause severe damage to your home’s structure. Remember, the longer you wait, the worse the problem will get.

The bottom line: a flooded basement can jeopardize your health, safety, and your home’s integrity. It’s worth making a call to SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland and let our trained, professional crews handle the situation safely and correctly. We have earned the trust of hundreds of homeowners, business owners, and property professionals.

We are Flooded Basement Specialists:

• We are Available 24 hours/7 days per week
• We’re a Preferred Vendor to many National Insurance Companies
• We Bill The Insurance Directly – One Less Thing For You To Worry About
• Our Technicians are Highly-Trained  in Water Restoration Techniques
• We use s500 IICRC Restoration Standards
• Advanced Inspection and Extraction Equipment

Basement Flooded? Call Us Today – We’re Ready To Help (662) 846-1700

Your Bolivar, Sunflower, or Washington County Water Damage

11/27/2018 (Permalink)

SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland specializes in storm and flood damage restoration.  Our crews are highly trained and we use specialized equipment to restore your property to its pre-storm condition.

Faster Response

Since we are locally owned and operated, we are able to respond quicker with the right resources, which is extremely important. A fast response lessens the damage, limits further damage, and reduces the restoration cost.

Resources to Handle Floods and Storms

When storms hit Bolivar, Sunflower, or Washington County, we can scale our resources to handle a large storm or flooding disaster. We can access equipment and personnel from a network of 1,650 Franchises across the country and Disaster Recovery Teams that are strategically located throughout the United States.

Have Storm or Flood Damage? Call Us Today 662-846-1700

Please call SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland today. 662-846-1700

Water Damage in Local High School

5/25/2018 (Permalink)

Technician is setting up desiccant dehumidifier in local high school gym.

A local high school called SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland after suffering a water loss to their gymnasium area.  After calling SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland, the local high school was ready to dry out their floors held in the gymnasium for their upcoming graduation and other events in the next few days.  SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland set a generator, desiccant dehumidifier, and air movers to dry the affected areas.  

Restoring Commercial Properties Presents Unique Challenges

Our professionals are trained to be mindful of legal and environmental concerns and strive to fully restore the damaged area while working within your budgetary constraints. We understand that every hour spent cleaning up is an hour of lost revenue and productivity. So when an emergency situation arises in your business, give us a call and we will be there fast with the help you need.

About SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland

SERVPRO of Greenville/Cleveland specializes in the cleanup and restoration of commercial and residential property after a water damage event. Our staff is highly trained in property damage restoration. From initial and ongoing training at SERVPRO's corporate training facility to regular IICRC-industry certification, rest assured our staff is equipped with the knowledge to restore your property.