Water Damage Management Services Are Within Reach in Mill Basin

3/25/2022 (Permalink)

SERVPRO provides advanced equipment like air movers to mitigate water damage in Mill Basin properties

Emergency Water Services Aid in Damage Mitigation for Mill Basin Property Owners

When a water emergency occurs in a Mill Basin home, the homeowner may receive multiple recommendations for the next steps. Some may include do-it-yourself solutions, while others recommend specific people to come to your aid. Taking pause and finding the right group of professionals is the best first step to handling the situation. Although time is of the essence, finding the right resources can help minimize your loss and set the stage for an efficient water restoration process.

In Mill Basin, a search for water damage restoration professionals will lead you to SERVPRO and our certified team of experts. Our focus on the building blocks of a successful water remediation guides us when deciding how to remove water, dry your home and assist in any specialty drying techniques necessary to preserve your belongings. SERVPRO’s deliberate approach and proven track record help return your life to normal and prevent secondary water damage.

Aside from bringing in air movers, pumps, and dehumidifiers to help remove water and control humidity, our SERVPRO team may recommend other actions to protect your home. For example, we may suggest controlled demolition, which entails targeted demolition to some walls and structural elements. This approach also involves some of the following-

• Making flood cuts to improve air circulation
• Cutting drywall and replacing it
• Removal and/or replacement of toe-kicks and cabinets to eliminate water deposits and help dry the home

Water mitigation services are multi-pronged and need a comprehensive approach to be effective. SERVPRO of Mill Basin, Flatlands is ready to help as soon as you call us at (718) 381-3271. Like you, our team’s goal is to bring in the latest water restoration equipment and techniques until your water-damaged home looks and feels “Like it never even happened.”