Storms often mean flooding of homes in the Stateline area. Floods, mean "flood cuts," as pictured here. Contaminated water that soaked into the walls rendered them non-salvageable. SERVPRO can limit the demolition and prepare the property for a rebuild.

The storm-damaged roof let in sufficient water to ruin the ceiling and walls in this South Lake Tahoe home. To mitigate damage, SERVPRO water damage restoration technicians can use a variety of equipment and devices. Pictured is a dehumidifier that is directly extracting moisture from the attic crawl space.

When dealing with storm damage timing is crucial! To prevent secondary water damage and prevent possible mold growth our experts need to act fast. We have the equipment and expertise to restore your property to pre-damage condition. Call the professionals at SERVPRO of Carson City / Douglas County / South Lake Tahoe / Lyon & Storey Counties if your property has experienced storm damage.

Our SERVPRO technicians vacuumed up the pooling water created from the storm to this hardwood flooring in Minden. We then quickly placed several heated drying mats to suction off the remaining moisture hidden in the joints of the planks mitigating the water damage. We decided to lift and remove some boards for more rapid drying which also gained access to the subfloor plywood. Careful removal, drying and eventual reinstallation of the hardwood floor saved our customer the cost of replacing the entire floor.

Storm damage to this Carson City manufacturing plant required heavy duty commercial equipment for water extraction and drying. SERVPRO inventories a large variety and quantity of drying equipment like air movers and low-grade dehumidifiers for large jobs such as this one.

Storm damage in Carson City and Tahoe often calls for specific equipment to mitigate damages. Pictured are commercial drying units used by SERVPRO of Carson City / Douglas County / South Lake Tahoe.