Unexpected water damage is stressful. When this homeowner called SERVPRO, Nick and his team quickly arrived on the scene and began the restoration process. Although water loss situations can be challenging, our professionals continually train for emergency restoration events just like this. SERVPRO of Northern Westchester County always has a team standing by. Call us today!

When water freezes, it expands and inside of a pipe that is bad news in the form of water damage for a Mount Kisco home. SERVPRO techs needed to open wall cavities with flood cuts, remove baseboards and the flooring to expose the subfloor for complete drying. 

SERVPRO technicians handled water damage in this Mount Kisco wall. The techs removed the ruined sheetrock and prepped the area for drying. Visible mold colonies required remediation and the application of an antimicrobial sealant on the exposed framework before the completion of repairs.

The water damage was large scale in this Mount Kisco property when an indoor pool flooded a large playroom, a gym, and several hallways connecting these areas. The photo shows a hallway with the wet carpeting pulled away exposing the subfloor and the baseboards on one side removed.  

A Mount Kisco homeowner called us about a water damage emergency. A sewage leak ran under the hardwood floors causing major damage. We needed to remove the flooring. SERVPRO of Northern Westchester County has the training, experience, and equipment to restore this home to pre-damage condition.

Our advanced equipment can save your water damaged home in Mount Kisco. We will arrive quickly and start the restoration. Our experts are standing by 24/7. SERVPRO of Northern Westchester County has the training and expertise to make it “Like it never even happened.”

Water can be very destructive to your Bedford home, but our crew is ready 24/7 to help you. Our swift response will limit further damage and prevent mold growth. At SERVPRO of Northern Westchester County, we have the equipment and training to restore your home to pre-damage condition. “Like it never even happened.”