The rainstorm leaked into the attic of this Woodbury home and damaged the ceiling, as shown in the Photo. SERVPRO can remove the damaged acoustical tiles and dry the void before restoring the ceiling to its preloss condition.

This Photo shows the fine work done by our SERVPRO technicians to extract water from this Falcon Heights basement. The sump pump failed, we used a trash pump and an electrical pump to start the restoration process. Concrete takes many days to dry properly, so we monitored this basement with our advanced devices.

The poly sheeting protects some of the furnishings during the storm damage cleanup and demolition in this Woodbury residence. The demolition removed the non-salvageable drywall panels and allowed us to dry the exposed areas.

The weight of snow and rainstorms can damage a roof in a Cottage Grove home, leaving these visual results. SERVPRO can secure the breached roof with tarps as the removal of risky hanging building materials can begin.

This Photo illustrates the progress our technicians have made during the floodwater extraction and removal of the contaminated carpet. We replace what is necessary and salvage what we can. Our Woodbury customers appreciate our efforts.

The corridor in this municipal building in Woodbury suffered a water leak during the night. The tiled flooring held the pooling water until SERVPRO techs arrived and suctioned off this moisture. Since the vinyl baseboards preventing wicking into the walls and the door frames were metal, we quickly set up drying equipment. The rapid deployment of air movers and LGR dehumidifiers restored the interior ambient moisture levels, thus preventing rusting and secondary water damage. We have much industrial-grade equipment, stocked along with drying products, in our Green Fleet.