When SERVPRO arrived and soon extracted the groundwater from this unfinished basement, a question was posed to the homeowner. This fireplace is just a great centerpiece; why not finish off the basement and add value and utility to your home? Our partner in many projects, CRS--Connecticut Reconstruction Services, eventually turned this into a valued addition to this Mount Kisco home. We work hard to improve the lives of our customers and commercial clients.

When storm damages occurred in a Mount Kisco home resulting in a leak in the roof, SERVPRO techs know that immediate measures to halt any further water entering the home are vital. They tarp over the roof and address the damage to the ceiling on the interior.

Storms can tear holes in roofs and dump rainwater that can damage attic interiors, insulation, electrical systems, and ruing ceiling materials. SERVPRO can respond swiftly to such damage in the Bedford area to tarp over the damaged roof to prevent further stormwater penetration and to start removing the hazardous, soaked building elements. We are just a phone call away.

Strong winds and driving rain damaged the attic crawlspace, insulation, and ceiling panels in this Mount Kisco home. Care must be taken to safely removed the soaked, heavy debris, place a tarp over the exposed hole in the roof, and then begin the cleanup and restoration. Count on SERVPRO for all the help you need

Flooding can be very detrimental to your home in Bedford. Our storm damage experts have training in water damage restoration, upholstery & fabric cleaning, applied structural drying, and odor control. SERVPRO of Northern Westchester County has the training, expertise, and advanced equipment to return your home to pre-damage condition. “Like it never even happened.”

Call our crew after a storm has damaged your home in Bedford. We will respond quickly and start the restoration process right away! SERVPRO of Northern Westchester County has the training and state-of-the-art equipment to restore your home to pre-damage condition. “Like it never even happened.”