SERVPRO Protects your Home with the Latest in Water Restoration Technology

Watching a sewage pipe malfunction in your San Antonio home can be overwhelming and discouraging.  In most cases, it becomes quite evident that containing the damage is not an easy task and professional help is necessary.  At SERVPRO, we operate around the clock to be available as soon as our customers need it.

When we arrived at this home, we realized the sewage was affecting several living areas, but also recognized the need to stand up physical barriers with unaffected areas in the home.  The sheeting shown in the video helps us control cross-contamination and adds an element of safety for all involved. Removal of carpet and carpet pad is also necessary to prevent the growth of mold and bacteria following a sewage leak.  The homeowners did not have to worry about discarding flooring materials, our SERVPRO team handles it all.  Each material, from hardwood to tile to laminate, reacts differently in a water event.  Our crew understands the specifics of each surface and treats it accordingly.

The presence of industrial-sized equipment to extract water shows how important it is to restore humidity levels.  As we monitor our progress, we also include specialized equipment such as the HEPA-filter air scrubber to help us eliminate harmful elements in the air.  Other options for handling bacteria could include ozone generators and anti-microbial solutions. The large number of centrifugal air movers sweep moisture and water from surfaces allowing the LGR dehumidifier to capture the water vapor. 

A restoration process is not complete until repairs are complete, including drywall replacement.  At SERVPRO, we assist in the coordination of those repairs whether they are done through us, or in partnership with a specialized contractor.  Our goal is to minimize the disruption to your life as much as possible.

SERVPRO of Braun Station is at your service when disaster strikes.  Call us at (210) 267-2159 and let us be your partner until your home looks “Like it never even happened.”