This Livingston County home suffered from a water loss on the second floor bathroom. The bathtub was started, the homeowner had to run out of the house for an emergency forgetting the tub was running. When they came home the ceiling had fallen, and water was running down the walls. If you look closely at the photo you can see the water on the walls. Our crews were able to get to the home to start the dry out and clean up, prior to mold developing. Water coming from above can cause a lot of damage. Let SERVPRO of Brighton/Howell help you! 

When people hear "water" damage, they often think of the basement. Well, another common spot is the kitchen. Pipes bursting, or an appliance breaking such as the dishwasher or ice machine supply line are very common for our office. A water loss in the kitchen, can truly be a hassle for the homeowner since this is a common place for the family to congregate.  Let SERVPRO of Brighton/Howell be your first call if you find yourself in this situation. We are available 24 hours a day 7 days a week to start working on your home in a timely manner! 

Water losses happen all the time. There can be many different causes, such as a broken pipe, sump pump failure, or flooding. Whatever the circumstance, let SERVPRO of Brighton/Howell help you! Our crews have the IICRC knowledge and the best equipment in the industry to take care of our customers! 

Here is a picture of a home that had a water loss. The water covered their carpeting, which meant we need to dry the carpet out. In this case we used a technique called floating the carpet. 

Unfortunately, this customer came home to find water creeping up their stairs. SERVPRO of Brighton/Howell was able to get to the scene to start the water removal process immediately. 

This is what our technicians saw when they first arrived at a pipe break at a very prominent local business. We were able to get the damage cleaned up and drying equipment in place that day. The business was very pleased that we were able to respond so fast and that they were able to continue operations.