SERVPRO of North Tempe and SERVPRO of Mesa East Makes Storm Damage Get Gone with the Wind.

Storms can cause damage to your home in many ways, such as strong winds, heavy rain, lightning, and flooding. No matter the type of damage, the professionals at SERVPRO^® of North Tempe and SERVPRO^® of Mesa East are ready to help restore your home to its preloss condition after a storm.

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In music and movies, there’s often something romantic about hanging out on a stormy day – even better on a stormy night. Unless it’s a crime or horror story, no worries when the power goes out, and we don’t remember if there has been any flooding or serious roof damage. The reality is worse. Damage from summer monsoons costs Arizonans (or their insurance companies) billions (yes, with a “b”) of dollars every year. At SERVPRO of North Tempe and SERVPRO of Mesa East, we can’t change the weather, but we can lower costs by responding Faster to every disaster. A quick response limits the damage that water, smoke and soot, and mold, or other microbial growth can do to your home and other property.

There are always technicians on call to respond to emergencies, and storm damage always qualifies as an emergency.

Call 480-456-0000 any time on any day.

Owners/Operators are experienced members of the national Disaster Recover Teams

Franchise professionals with intense training and experience in remediating damage from fires, smoke and soot, water, microbial growth, and other biohazards.

• Certified by the Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification
• We work directly with your insurance company
• Independently Owned and Operated
• Continuing education to maintain skills and upgrade knowledge of best practices and new regulations
• Supervise reconstructions and building services to help restore houses and belongings to their pre-storm-loss conditions

The Need for Speed

As we noted above, much storm damage starts its nastiness from the time it hits the surface until the time it is removed. For example:

Water:

The universal solvent can dissolve almost anything, but not in the same way. Water shreds or dissolves paper immediately, but swells or warps wood, depending on its thickness or type. It shrinks or tears fabrics, and bleeds dyes from others only to set dyes into other fabrics (or harder – but still porous – materials).

Soot and smoke:

These are both corrosives. Smoke is almost always greasy, and soot can be either greasy or powdery. Both congregate in odd places. Both are described as “pungent” by writers who are feeling kind, and “stinky” by those who are not.

Mold, mildew, other microbial growth:

These tiny life forms don’t bother eating you out of your house and home, they just eat your house and home. What they don’t eat is just a dinner plate.

We would rather that small disasters stay that way; no job is too small.

For large-scale disasters, we have the option of help from other franchises. No job is too large.

Trivia

In 1.1 billion years, our planet could start to look like Venus. Phew, for a moment there, we thought it said “million.”

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