When this homeowner in West Hartford Connecticut discovered their basement home office had flooded, they were devastated. They immediately called SERVPRO to come to clean up the flood damage. When SERVPRO arrived, they had to remove the carpet and dry out the water in the basement. Luckily for the homeowner, they called SERVPRO and the job was done in no time!

In West Hartford Connecticut, there was a particularly violent storm that raged through the town. When this unlucky homeowner found that their basement had flooded they called SERVPRO and SERVPRO quickly responded and sent out a team to help clean up the flood damage. The quick response from SERVPRO made it so minimal water damage occurred in the basement and saved the homeowner thousands in renovations!

An apartment complex that's located in Hartford, CT suffered from major fire and water damage. The aftermath rendered the complex's residents homeless. SERVPRO came as soon as the call was made and helped these families return to their homes as quickly as possible.

At a home in Stafford CT, flooding occurred from a dishwasher drain becoming clogged, destroying the flooring in the whole kitchen. SERVPRO of West Hartford came right over to give a helping hand drying everything and restoring the homeowners floor back to its original state. "Like it never even happened."

After brutally cold temperatures hit West Hartford, a local hotel unfortunately had a severe pipe break on the top floor. Due to the location of the pipe break, the entire hotel was flooded with water. The massive amount of water and moisture in the hotel also caused a mold outbreak throughout the hotel. SERVPRO of West Hartford was called and sent out their teams to carefully remove the water, dry out the rooms, and mitigate the mold in the hotel.

A homeowner in West Hartford Connecticut suffered major water damage behind their brand new kitchen cabinets. Typically, SERVPRO of West Hartford would have taken the standard route of repairing the plumbing by cutting directly through the cabinets, but that would have resulted in the destruction of ornate cabinets that had just cost the homeowner $30,000 to install. Instead, SERVPRO came up with an innovative solution that cost only $800 in plumbing repair work by cutting through the pipes below the cabinets instead, while avoiding damaging the homeowner’s expensive new cabinets.

It was February, and dangerously cold weather was rolling into West Hartford, CT. In a local nonprofit agency, a pipe had burst causing about 75,000 square feet of damage before the water was finally stopped. The agency felt that their ability to keep both the employees and their customers safe was compromised and they had to shut down until the flood damage was fixed. The agency immediately called SERVPRO of West Hartford, and SERVPRO was quick to the scene. They began by removing all of the water from the building and doing moisture and mold tests to make sure that the area was not dangerous for the people in the building. When they did find mold, they removed the damaged material and replaced it with new materials. During the clean up, SERVPRO noticed dangerous asbestos in the building and applied an anti-microbial spray to make the area safe. All in all, the area was safer than before the flood when SERVPRO was done.

People are usually pretty surprised by all the science and technology that is required to restore their property to top condition, when SERVPRO of West Hartford responds to water damage emergencies in the West Hartford area. SERVPRO combats water damage using psychrometry, or the study of air and its properties (humidity, vapor pressure, temperature, dew point, etc.). If flood waters, dishwasher overflow, or any other sources of water damage have affected your home, we can minimize the problem by applying psychrometry. On top of this, we also use other means of controlling temperature and humidity levels such as tools like moisture meters, moisture sensors, and thermohygrometers; these help us figure out exactly how much moisture has been absorbed into a structure. If you can’t figure out how much water is in a space, you won’t be able to remove it all.