Who Provides Commercial Water Damage Repairs in Durham?

2/9/2022 (Permalink)

SERVPRIO has certified water restoration technicians who can minimize the impact of water damage.

SERVPRO Water Restoration Services Assist Businesses in Durham with Water Damage

All commercial establishments in Durham are vulnerable to water damage at some point or another. Regardless of how closely you monitor pipes and appliances, accidents occur that allow water to seep into your flooring, furniture, and inventory. Handling water damage can be time-consuming, and your efforts may be in vain if you don’t have the right equipment and expertise. To minimize your exposure and loss due to a water incident, rely on a team of experts to restore your business.

In Durham, leave water damage repairs in our capable hands. Our SERVPRO staff is set up to receive calls around the clock and to initiate repairs related to water damage as soon as possible. At this juncture, we must minimize the time your property is exposed to the elements to prevent structural damage and downtime in your commercial operations. Having the right staff and equipment to handle different aspects of water extraction, drying, and disinfecting can help keep your business functioning quickly and efficiently despite the incident.

Even though handling water damage restoration requires assistance from certified water restoration technicians from SERVPRO, there are some actions you can take to protect your business ahead of time. For example:

• Fixing leaking pipes. 
• Even if the leak appears to be a tiny insignificant drop, its power over time grows and can cause significant damage to floors, cabinets, and personal property.
• Water and ceiling leaks pose an ongoing threat and are often visible upon close inspection.
• In commercial buildings, sprinkler systems can also leak silently, so make sure to check those routinely as well.

SERVPRO of North Durham is your team for water damage restoration. Call us at (919) 467-0880 and allow us into your business so we can leave it “Like it never even happened.”