Pictured is a roof and yard of a home that has suffered MAJOR damage due to a tornado. This is the aftermath of the tornadoes that RECENTLY tore through TN, GA, & AL. From hurricanes to wildfires, SERVPRO storm teams are always prepared to respond to major catastrophic events. SERVPRO's large-loss response is uniquely qualified to handle any disaster. 

Give us a call if the recent storms affected your home or business. 256-259-4333

Roof Damage

Powerful storms often cause multiple cases of roof damage in Jackson County, or roof damage in Dekalb Counties. If you have to wait a bit to start the real repairs on your roof, you may want to take some steps to protect your home. Protection can help do the following:

• Decrease chances of flooding
• Stop more materials from getting ripped off
• Stop material tears from getting bigger

The following could help you protect your roof:

• Boards
• Tarps
• Calling Your Insurer

Flooded Coffee Shop Basement

Storm "Brewing"

The beginning of 2018 saw the weather create problems for many people. We are a part of a national SERVPRO storm team, and in January of 2018 we suited up and headed to aid in the floods that covered the north. This photo was taken from the basement of a coffee shop whose foundation was cracked which led to water seeping through the slits. A state of emergency was issued throughout Kentucky and the flooding affected 17 counties statewide. Other states on the Ohio River also received record-breaking flood heights. The process went seamlessly and we were able to get in and out in a week!

High Waters

2017 saw some heavy floods and natural disasters. Flood waters accounted for some very heavy damage. In this case, flood waters rose from the streets into homes resulting in water damage that reached heights as tall as the technicians working the job! We were able to be in and out of the house in less than a week!

Call SERVPRO today to make sure your disaster feels "Like it never even happened."

Houston, Texas.

This is some of the damage that the flooding from Hurricane Harvey. There was significant damage throughout the house that sometimes reached up to 6 feet in height. Our crews are still in the wake Hurricane Harvey for the recovery effort, and in the process of remediation where we can! This was truly an incredibly terrible disaster and our thoughts are with those affected.

This picture was taken after a storm in The Fall of 2015. Heavy Rainfall had caused a roof leakage on this building and thus created water damage all throughout the building. This is one of the more severe cases of damage that occurred in all of the rooms.  It was a larger loss so SERVPRO's storm response team made it only three hours after we got the call! We were able to be in and out of the place in around a week!

We Are Here to help!

If you are experiencing water damage, fire damage, or mold growth, do not be afraid to call us today!

(256) 259-4333

SERVPRO of Jackson and DeKalb Counties is here to help!

This was the aftermath of flooding in Louisiana in 2016. Low elevations paired with high amounts  of rain caused extensive flooding in streets, businesses, and homes. The picture shown is a result of flood damaging a home to the point where we had to strip the floors, lower portions of the walls, and insulation in order to replace them.

Have Water Damage in Your Home?

Do not be scared! SERVPRO of Jackson and DeKalb Counties is here to help you with your water problem!

Call us today at (256) 259-4333!

SERVPRO of Jackson and DeKalb Counties is part of 4 National Storm teams. When the need arises, we travel the country in order to assist with storm damage cleanup.

The pictured event was from floodwaters that devastated Houston in April of 2016. When floodwaters enter a structure, any porous material such as carpet and drywall is considered non-restorable and has to be removed.

Contaminants from floodwaters can have serious health affects if not cleaned properly. Make sure to call a professional if you have had flood damage, or any other type of water, fire, or mold damage to avoid making a costly mistake.