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How Can You Remove Floodwater from Your Home?

12/17/2020 (Permalink)

Whether caused by weather, plumbing issues, or a broken water heater, flooding in the home is one of the most common natural disasters that cause property damage in NJ. No matter how much water is flowing in, it needs to be removed immediately to avoid serious long-term effects. 

The team at SERVPRO of Aberdeen/Holmdel know how to safely remove floodwater in the home, using specialized equipment.

Contact SERVPRO As Soon As Water Flows Into Your Home 

Rapid removal and proven methods are the best way to tackle a flooding incident on your property. When you call SERVPRO of Aberdeen/Holmdel for floodwater extraction, our IICRC-certified technicians get to work quickly to remove the water and prevent mold growth. Once we arrive on your property, our team will: 

  • Assess the damage – Examine the flow of water migration and an moisture in the building materials
  • Customize a plan – Decide the right course of action to facilitate cleanup and water extraction
  • Follow protocols – Wear personal protective equipment (PPE) and uses air scrubber equipment to improve indoor air quality
  • Perform standing water extraction – Pull up standing water with specialized tools and equipment, such as submersible pumps and truck-mounted extractors 

What to Do Before SERVPRO Arrives 

Before our team arrives, there are several ways you can facilitate the process:

  • Close off the flooded area of your interior to the rest of your home
  • Check if you can shut off the power to the flooded area to prevent shock hazards
  • Avoid touching the affected area in case it's contaminated 

SERVPRO of Aberdeen/Holmdel is here to make floodwater extraction effective and stress-free. Contact us for assistance at (732) 290-3170. The sooner the better! 

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