The failed plumbing in this White City bathroom resulted in a controlled demolition, as depicted in the Photo. To repair the leak, dry the wall voids, and replace crumbling sheetrock, this was the best course of action. SERVPRO's immediate response preserved the engineered wood flooring was the trash heap.

SERVPRO responded immediately when this retail store in Fort Pierce reported a water leak in the storeroom. We understand the need to protect costly inventory like shoes and apparel. We located and repaired the leak, and then did our job of removing the standing water and restoring humidity to a level that would not harm the inventory.

The floodwaters soaked the crawlspace and absorbed into the piers and joists, creating the damaged floorboards. The SERVPRO team mitigates the storm damage by lifting and drying the pinewood planks and the subfloor. The goal is to dry, sanitize and restore without replacing the flooring in this Fort Pierce flooded home.

The pungent odors from a grease fire are well-known to those who have gone through this unfortunate incident. SERVPRO techs can set up air scrubbers, as the one in the Photo, to eradicate the foul scents as we continue with the fire damage restoration protocols to restore your home to its preloss condition.

The water line in the wet bar by the double doors sprung a leak and soaked into the wood flooring. The water damage was stymied after SERVPRO vacuumed up the pooling water and dried out the surfaces. "Like it never even happened."

The mold growth in this garage in Fort Pierce penetrated the sheetrock and the garage door. The removal was successful with dry-ice pellet blasting to eliminate the not deeply-seated hyphae (root-like) fungi. We can then spray a product like Killz to create a barrier on the surfaces before a finished coat. Great opportunity to remediate a mold problem without demolition.

The deposits on the walls of this Fort Pierce metal warehouse resulted from a fire. SERVPRO can set up cherry pickers to navigate the high areas and remove the residues with chemical solvents. We have a large crew for a large job.

The rapid downpour led to contaminated groundwater flooding the lobby of this commercial business in Fort Pierce. SERVPRO cordoned off the area in preparation to remove the standing water, dry, and decontaminate the surface while minimizing a disruptive shutdown.

The Photo depicts one of the many types of problems to infrastructure systems in a fire damaged Fort Pierce home. SERVPRO can employ vehicle-stocked generators to power our equipment and avoid using charred romex cables, which require replacing. Safety comes first.

The PEX line in the attic split and spewed water into the attic and migrated down the walls of this home in Fort Pierce. The controlled demolition, poly sheeting vapor barriers, and an air scrubber porting the residual moisture to the exterior prevented ongoing secondary damage. SERVPRO has the skilled technicians and equipment to make it "Like it never even happened."

This bathroom needs the help of SERVPRO technicians to remove the charred debris and the water damage caused by the extinguishing. Fort Pierce homeowners are confident, after asking their neighbors, that our SERVPRO franchise can make this bathroom appear "Like it never even happened."

The lobby of this commercial building in Port St. Lucie was water damaged from a plumbing failure. SERVPRO arrived, extracted the water from the tile flooring, and removed the non-salvageable wallboard. The poly sheeting enhanced the drying so that the reconstruction could soon commence.

The flooding affected the drywall, flooring, and assemblies in this Fort Pierce house. The controlled demolition by our SERVPRO technicians mitigated the storm damage. Once dry, we can start the reconstruction. We can help, 24/7.

SERVPRO suggests that Fort Pierce homeowners call us to inspect exhaust and a/c venting systems to help prevent fire damage from occurring. We removed this dryer and now can remove the fire-damaged materials and debris and build back the walls with new ductwork.

SERVPRO can provide a large arsenal of drying equipment after a water damaging incident in Fort Pierce. Pictured are numerous axial and centrifugal air movers staged and ready to be removed upon completing the service.

When the office manager discovered the plumbing failure that led to the standing water in this small Port St. Lucie office, he knew whom to call. We're Faster To Any Size Disaster. Rapid removal by our SERVPRO technicians prevented secondary water damage to the building elements.

The leak wet the concrete flooring in this Fort Pierce warehouse. Management immediately called SERVPRO to restore the storage area to its preloss state. Our team vacuumed out the water and set up drying equipment--thus eliminating any loss to the stored inventory.

The floodwaters soaked into the walls and hardwood flooring of this Fort Pierce house. SERVPRO rapid extraction salvaged the hardwoods from demolition and replacement. Unfortunately, the porous drywall required a demo with a build-back. The air movers are drying out the room before beginning the reconstruction.

The gas range, left unattended during frying, resulted in the Photo shown here. SERVPRO can remove the damaged countertop and back wall along with the fire-damaged appliance. We can also remove the fire odors with a light fogging.

The water from the drain line soaked the drywall and resilient tile in this Fort Pierce utility room. Our SERVPRO crew opened up the wall to stop and repair the leak, dried out the void, and applied an antifungal agent to prevent mold growth.

When your facility needs a rapid return to functionality after a storm, call SERVPRO of Fort Pierce NE. We live by our motto of We're Faster To Any Size Disaster. We can remove the storm-damaged ceiling materials, shore up the roof, and get you back in business. Fast.

The leak left some water in this corridor of a White City commercial firm. SERVPRO responded quickly, vacuumed up the liquid, and removed the baseboards to ensure no moisture remained in the wall voids. The axial fans and the dehumidifier can now swiftly dry out the carpet, excluding the need for replacement.

The contaminated sewage mixed with groundwater from a storm in Fort Pierce leaving behind a biohazardous mess. SERVPRO techs must don PPE protective personal equipment to remove the sludge, sewage and dispose of contaminated materials and content.

The house fire in Fort Pierce deposited a sooty film on the surfaces, as shown in the Photo. Our SERVPRO crew can use special cleansers and chemical sponges to remove the coatings without the need for repainting the walls and ceiling.

Hidden moisture between the two wood floorings in a Fort Pierce home required drying to prevent secondary water damage and mold growth. The drying mats, set up by our SERVPRO technicians, will soon have the subfloor dry.

This property in Fort Pierce suffered flooding with no immediate response for groundwater extraction. SERVPRO removed non-salvageable walls and flooring elements and several small air movers are completing the drying stage. Fast water extraction can greatly mitigate the water damage to a property, don't wait; call us quick.

The long blue hose is connected to the truck-mounted pump for extracting the standing water in this Ft Pierce office setting. The small electrical pump with the red drain hose is doing the same. SERVPRO has advanced equipment for water removal, which greatly mitigates water damage.

The leak from a recently installed Pex water line in the attic ruptured in this Fort Pierce home. The extensive water damage can be cleaned up, removing safety risks, the area dried, and then repaired, "Like it never even happened." Count on your local SERVPRO for fast water damage restoration.

The house fire greatly damaged this Fort Pierce home. Our SERVPRO team arrived quickly to begin the fire damage cleanup. We boarded up the sliding door exit area and proceeded to demolition and remove the burnt building elements.

The broken Pex line in the attic resulted in water soaking into the ceiling in this Port St Lucie home. Our SERVPRO team can remove the safety risk from the water-damaged ceiling panels and proceed to dry out all affected building materials with our advanced equipment.