This Evans property had minor fire damage which got compounded after strong storms rolled through the area. The damaged roof allowed water in and it soaks the ceiling and walls as seen by the large water spot on the ceiling over the shower.

The contaminated black water has been removed from this Martinez home along with the non-salvageable floorboards. Some trim has been removed for drying before getting reinstalled. SERVPRO can spray a biocide to sanitize the affected flooded rooms, therefore, restoring a wholesome environment for our customers.

A homeowner in Augusta contacted us about a storm damage emergency. We arrived quickly and began the restoration process. SERVPRO of Columbia County has the training and equipment to restore your home to pre-damage condition. We’re Faster to Any Size Disaster!

The storm ripped a hole in the roof of this Evans home and deposited a large amount of water. The acoustical tiles, being a hazard, need immediate removal by SERVPRO techs prior to continuing with the cleanup, drying, and restoration of this room.

The soaked flooded wall has been removed and replaced by the SERVPRO team in this Evans property. The large LGR low grain refrigerant dehumidifier can effectively remove airborne moisture to prevent ongoing losses. We can even repair the wall with new material, "Like it never even happened."

Storm damage at this Augusta restaurant was the result of a heavy band of thunderstorms passing through the area overnight. High winds that accompanied the thunderstorm ripped a portion of the roof from the building allowing rainwater to enter the interior freely. SERVPRO of Columbia County provides 24/7 emergency service for disasters such as this. We are “Faster to any disaster.”

Stormwater in an Evans building can soak into the lower section of drywall causing non-salvageable degradation. SERVPRO technicians can minimize the required demolition with a "flood cut." This allows for a simplified, less expensive, and faster restoration. Count on us.