Out team is often called out to respond to loss scenarios at commercial locations around the Sussex County area. This image illustrates some of the exploratory methods used to find and isolate a water loss at a medical facility. This particular location was in the process of closing down and moving the staff to a new campus. We responded to the call immediately and coordinated with the staff to gain access and start the drying process. The water to this part of the building was shut off, the damaged material was removed, and the source was revealed and exposed. Following our initial work, a plumbing contractor arrived to repair the source of loss. 

SERVPRO of Sussex County responded to an emergency call at a local physical therapy clinic. A water therapy tank suffered from a pump system failure, resulting in water loss. Our technicians worked quickly to resolve the problem.

This was the aftermath of a major fire at a local school. Equipment malfunctioned leading to significant smoke and soot damage. We were able to respond quickly and returned the room to working order.

A recent severe thunderstorm affected an insurance office in Laurel.  Several offices carpets were saturated as this photo shows. Low lying areas in Sussex County are subject to such flooding issues and SERVPRO of Sussex County is ready to respond. 

SERVPRO of Sussex County loves to help animals.  This photo shows the office of a local animal hospital after a water intrusion.  We set air movers and dehumidifiers after extraction to get the drying process completed.

A recent water intrusion at a local Animal Hospital offers some shocking evidence as to how wooden furniture such as cabinets and bookcases can be damaged when water enters an office area.