If your Wetumpka home experiences a water damage emergency, our specialists are ready 24/7 to respond to your call. We will arrive quickly and begin the restoration process. Our state-of-the-art inspection, extraction, and drying equipment will restore your home to pre-damage condition. SERVPRO of Prattville has the training and experience to make it “Like it never even happened.”

When stormwater categorized as Black Water contaminates the lower level of sheetrock, it generally has to be discarded. SERVPRO can come to a Tallassee area building and do a flood cut. This also opens up the walls and the studs for antimicrobial treatment.

Finding water damage in your home can take you through an array of emotions. You can count on our team to help take the stress and worry off your back. With our highly certified and trained professionals, we will work quickly to restore your property to pre-damage condition. Our technicians will us industry-proven techniques and specialized equipment to make it “Like it never even happened.”

When walls in a Prattville house get soaked resulting in non-salvageable materials, SERVPRO can cut out the damaged material and then dry the insulation in the wall cavity. Moisture metes can then indicate when standard dryness levels have been reached.

Leaks that go unnoticed or ignored become damaging water problems as illustrated in this Wetumpka ceiling. Demolition by SERVPRO crews can prepare the affected areas for restoration after the drying process has been completed and documented.

Water damage to this Prattville home saturated the carpeting. The photo shows the water pooling on top of the carpeting as the SERVPRO technician steps on the floor. We managed to clean up the water in a short period of time preventing the need to take the carpeting up to dry the subfloor.

Water damage in a Prattville home cannot always be seen or felt. That is why SERVPRO of Prattville employs the use of high-tech moisture detection devices to locate hidden moisture.

The water heater was functioning, but the cold water supply had a leak at a joint and dripped water into the catch pan. The house was unoccupied at a time, so the overflow of water wicked up into the porous drywall. Our SERVPRO tech cut out and discarded the non-salvageable material and dried out the area before reinstalling new drywall.