Water Damage

 

Water Damage can happen anywhere in the house, but they occur most frequently in
the kitchen, bathroom, and laundry rooms. Whether it's a slow drip or a sudden burst,
water Damage can cause extensive damage to your home and personal belongings.
Don't wait until you're knee-deep in water to take steps to protect your home from
damage left behind by broken pipes or leaking appliances. What often starts out as a
small leak or drip can quickly wreak havoc, destroying your home and personal
belongings. Routine maintenance checkups and assistance can mean the difference
between a simple mop up or major construction.

If you have suffered water damage, it is important to act quickly and find a skilled
restoration technician to restore your home to pre-loss condition. S.O.S carpet care technicians are trained and certified in all aspects of water damage restoration to include the processes of dehumidification, carpet repair and re installation, mold and mildew
prevention, sewage decontamination contents cleaning and reconstruction.

Water damage is, in itself, a serious problem. But water damage can lead to even
more hazardous situations, such as mold growth or, worse, toxic mold growth. You
need the services of a licensed professional you can trust.
S.O.S carpet care can help. We offer the most comprehensive water damage remediation
services available, employing only the most skilled, well-trained and certified
technicians who use the most up-to-date equipment in the field.

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Emergency Water Damage Tips

DO

Identify the source of the incoming water and, if possible, stop it or call a
professional to handle it.

Turn off all electrical appliances in and around the area affected by water before you
get in to the area to reduce electrical hazards.

Remove or elevate furniture off wet areas to prevent permanent stains or rust marks
from occurring.

Empty out closet floors, including shoes and cardboard boxes which could cause
staining.

Call us day or night to schedule an inspection or to begin emergency drying
procedures.

DON’T

Never turn on ceiling fixtures if the ceiling is wet, and stay away from sagging ceilings.

Never rip up the carpet and pad. This could cause permanent damage to the materials.

Never leave books, newspapers and other paper materials on wet carpets and floors.

Never attempt to dry carpeting with an electric heater. It will only dry the surface and not
dry the padding.

Never turn up the heat above 68 degrees, as this will help cause mildew to become
active

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way us:

• 24 hours / 7 days a week emergency service.
• Fast Response - Within 55 minutes.
• Skilled technicians with experience.
• State of the art equipment.
• Odor control equipment.
• Mold and mildew remediation and prevention