The water from a leaking pipe under the sink was removed by SERVPRO's rapid response to this St. Lucie West homeowner. We fixed the fitting and set up an LGR low grain refrigerant dehumidifier to restore comfortable indoor ambiance. By removing excess moisture we also protect household electronics from damage.

The water damage in this Port St. Lucie first-floor office was quickly mitigated by SERVPRO's rapid deployment of crew and equipment. We vacuumed up the water from the hallway carpet, removed the baseboards to access and dry the wall voids. Our equipment, pictured in the corridor, is expediting the drying process.

The sudden storm entered the first level of this house in Port St. Lucie, soaked the floors with dirty water, and then receded. The SERVPRO crew worked on removing the muddy debris along with the resilient vinyl tiles (not fabricated with asbestos) to complete the drying and sanitizing before replacing the materials with new flooring.

The hanging burnt insulation and sheetrock resulted from an electrical short becoming a fire that significantly damaged this Port St. Lucie room. The SERVPRO team can remove all the charred debris to provide a safe working environment and then restore and build back the bedroom and above attic crawlspace.

the leak in the wall has been repaired in this St. Lucie West community house. The controlled demolition by SERVPRO minimized the water damage with rapid removal and drying. We even salvaged some of the wood floorings.

SERVPRO can set up drying mats to salvage resilent tiled flooring in Port St. Lucie homes. We have the expertise and equipment to maximize the results of water damage with minimal disruptions to our customers and their possessions. Why not call SERVPRO to make it "Like it never even happened."

The ruptured supply line in this St. Lucie West commercial restroom covered the floor with about an inch of clean water. SERVPRO arrived soon after the call and promptly set up water extraction equipment and several dryers to restore this restroom to its preloss condition. We understand the need for a rapid response with minimal disruption.

Sudden groundwater intrusion damaged the laminated wood flooring in this Port St Lucie home. Removal and disposal by our SERVPRO technicians show the result in the Photo. We also removed small portions of water-damaged trim work. After drying, we can install new floorboards.

The short in this washing machine in a Fort Pierce garage required cleanup and removal of some debris absent any demolition. We ventilated the garage with axial fans to direct the odors from the fire to the exterior. We can clean up the mess, "Like it never even happened."

This water heater in a Fort Pierce house leaked from the effects of rusting. SERVPRO recommends always placing a safety tray under the appliance to prevent staining and wetting the floors. We can vacuum up the water and remove the water heater for our customers.

This large black mold growth was discovered in the garage of this Fort Pierce property. SERVPRO techs can cut out and remove the damaged wallboard and spray an antifungal product to stop future infestations. Moisture must be controlled to reduce good conducive conditions for infestations. We can help.

Recent storms flooded the back sorting room in this Fort Pierce Post Office. The rapid response from our SERVPRO team can quickly relocate content and equipment even as we begin the water extraction. We're Faster To Any Size Disaster.

The muck and water from the flooding affected this school in Port St. Lucie. The SERVPRO crew can using pumps, wet/vacs, and squeegees to remove the storm water, clean, and then sanitize the corridor after exposure to contaminated water.

The outside BBQ fire resulted in the burned exterior of this Fort Pierce house. The SERVPRO team can demolish the charred building elements, remove the debris, deodorize and prepare the structure for reconstruction. Call us for a complete cleanup to build back service.

This manufactured home in Fort Pierce was the victim of a burst water line in the crawlspace, which seeped up into the subfloor and carpet. SERVPRO arrived, vacuumed up the water, and proceeded to dry the water-damaged affected area with air movers and a dehumidifier. Our fast service rescued potential harm to the wall paneling.

This storage area suffered a mold infestation from poor ventilation leading to excessive moisture. The cardboard drywall and grout material provided the food source for the spores to germinate and develop into the damage shown in the Photo. SERVPRO can deconstruct the non-salvageable materials and then apply an antifungal agent before closing up the treated areas.

The mechanical room of this condo in Port St. Lucie suffered a line leak that covered the floor and equipment with water. SERVPRO responded quickly to extract the pooling water, secure the PVC damage, and dry out the entire area. We are here, 24/7 to help with emergency water removal service.

The sludge from the stormwater intrusion into this Port St. Lucie home is visible on the tile floor. SERVPRO can remove this muck with squeegees, wet/vacs, mops, and buckets. Then we can apply an antimicrobial agent to remove the remaining organisms. We work fast to mitigate the storm damage.

The electrical fire resulted in the damage depicted in this Port St. Lucie utility area. SERVPRO can remove and discard the damaged appliance and cabinets in a controlled demolition. We must clear all non-salvageable materials before we can remediate the fire damage.

The removed carpet was not salvageable, so our SERVPRO techs cut it out to dry the concrete pad and save the walls and contents. We can monitor the drying process with a moisture meter to ensure that the concrete is dry to standard levels. We can help, just give us a call to minimize the water damage to your Port St. Lucie property.

The Photo illustrates the professional manner that SERVPRO executes a "flood cut" after water damages walls in a Port St. Lucie home. Neat, precise, with a cut at the 2-foot mark to simplify installing new drywall panels while utilizing the full sheets with no waste. This saves our customers money. We treat your home like our own.

The damaged roof after a rainstorm was quickly closed temporarily with a blue tarp by our SERVPRO team. Our Port St. Lucie West client was pleased with our fast response, thus mitigating the water damage to the acoustic drop-down ceiling tiles. We can dry the void and then replace the damaged tiles.

The flooding soaked the lower portion of the walls in this Port St. Lucie home. SERVPRO performed "flood cuts" just above the water line to limit the demolition and build back. We can spray an antimicrobial, then dry the insulation and void before installing new sheetrock.

The charred contents and building materials in this Port St. Lucie garage must be removed by SERVPRO techs before the restoration service can begin. We attempt to mitigate the fire and smoke damage with rapid collecting and discarding of all non-salvageable items.

The visible water damage caused by a leaking pipe can be restored by our SERVPRO water damage restoration technicians. We can remove several ceiling tiles, dry the above void, and spray an antimicrobial agent. Once dry, we can replace the damaged area with new material.

The three dehumidifiers are working on completing the drying of this room in a daycare establishment in St Lucie West. During the remodel, a pipe was pierced, causing a spew of water onto the carpet. Fast SERVPRO service mitigated the water damage.

The breach in the roof allowed rainwater to soak the attic and the insulation. SERVPRO arrived, and to mitigate further damage, removed the water-damaged ceiling panels and covered the opening with poly sheeting. We could then focus on drying the attic.

The hallway in this Port St. Lucie home illustrates the extensive fire damage. The attic fire meant that SERVPRO technicians removed the above ceiling in this hallway. The risk of falling debris and the effort to mitigate the smoke damage was the goal. All fire-damaged materials get bagged and discarded.

Our newest SERVPRO vehicle is on the road. Water and fire emergencies don’t wait for regular business hours and neither do we. Our experienced team provides emergency restoration services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can expect a fast response time, day or night. We train our local crews to be restoration experts for residential and commercial projects in Port St Lucie, Fort Pierce and your neighborhood.

The water soaked into the sheetrock ceiling and required a controlled demolition. Our SERVPRO crew responded to the Port St Lucie property and soon discarded the demolition material, dried the attic void of excess moisture, and prepared to close up the ceiling.