Due to a significant kitchen sink overflow saturating the cabinets beneath it and spilling into the basement, SERVPRO of Portage County was called for restoration of the damaged areas. The homeowner was pleased with our work and, in the customer satisfaction survey, stated "Only call SERVPRO. Tony, Daniel and all- WONDERFUL." Our team was pleased to provide assistance through the stressful time.

A water pipe broke in an Akron home, causing serious water damage to the kitchen and surrounding rooms. Hardwood flooring and carpeting including damaged areas on the wall were torn out for the drying stage- drying equipment is shown above.

Not only is the structure of the home damaged from a water loss, but contents are at risk also. The contents shown above are un-salvageable contents, meaning they cannot be restored due to the extent of damage caused by water.

Following a drain backup, this family’s Brecksville home had serious water damage in their lower level recreation room and bathroom. Using our advanced equipment, demonstrated above, we removed the sewage and affected areas such as carpeting, drywall and contents. Treatment followed this process, leaving the area in a preloss state as promised.

Within minutes, an Aurora office building had saturated flooring due to a hot water tank leakage. SERVPRO of Portage County arrived almost immediately to begin the extraction process to minimize the damage and cleaning and restoration costs.

Sometimes after a water loss, elevated levels of moisture can be present in structural materials even when they appear to be dry. This can lead to mold damage down the line. We have tools to measure moisture levels in your home and monitor drying progress. If you have had a leak, pipe break, or other water loss at your home, we can help you to assess the loss and properly mitigate it.