SERVPRO responded immediately when this retail store in Fort Pierce reported a water leak in the storeroom. We understand the need to protect costly inventory like shoes and apparel. We located and repaired the leak, and then did our job of removing the standing water and restoring humidity to a level that would not harm the inventory.

The deposits on the walls of this Fort Pierce metal warehouse resulted from a fire. SERVPRO can set up cherry pickers to navigate the high areas and remove the residues with chemical solvents. We have a large crew for a large job.

The lobby of this commercial building in Port St. Lucie was water damaged from a plumbing failure. SERVPRO arrived, extracted the water from the tile flooring, and removed the non-salvageable wallboard. The poly sheeting enhanced the drying so that the reconstruction could soon commence.

The leak wet the concrete flooring in this Fort Pierce warehouse. Management immediately called SERVPRO to restore the storage area to its preloss state. Our team vacuumed out the water and set up drying equipment--thus eliminating any loss to the stored inventory.

The leak left some water in this corridor of a White City commercial firm. SERVPRO responded quickly, vacuumed up the liquid, and removed the baseboards to ensure no moisture remained in the wall voids. The axial fans and the dehumidifier can now swiftly dry out the carpet, excluding the need for replacement.

The long blue hose is connected to the truck-mounted pump for extracting the standing water in this Ft Pierce office setting. The small electrical pump with the red drain hose is doing the same. SERVPRO has advanced equipment for water removal, which greatly mitigates water damage.