The flooding subsided in this Gilroy structure, and then SERVPRO arrived to clean out the mess and perform flood cuts at the 4-foot mark on all the walls. This controlled demolition mitigates the water damage, helps dry the framing, and provides easier installation of new sheetrock. The large reinforced duct is using negative air pressure to reduce interior moisture levels.

The storm damage occurred from a failed roof that soaked the attic and the ceiling with torrents of rainwater. The Photo depicts the peeling wallpaper and damaged ceiling surface. SERVPRO can start the flood restoration soon after the initial call.

The contaminated and damaged drywall has been removed with a neat, straight "flood cut' to allow for drying of the wall and stairway voids. SERVPRO has drying equipment working in this Morgan Hill home that will soon be back to preloss condition.

The driving rain flooded the converted porch in this San Martin home and soaked the flooring and exterior walls. SERVPRO set up drying equipment to mitigate the water damage with rapid evaporation of the water absorbed by the floor planks.

The contaminated floodwaters damaged the walls and tiled flooring in this Gilroy home. SERVPRO responded quickly, removed all the non-salvageable building materials, fixtures, and appliances, and proceeded with the restoration process.

Contaminated groundwater, once extracted from a flooded Morgan Hill home, often requires controlled demolition. The porous non-salvageable drywall section has been discarded and some of the cavity insulation. SERVPRO crews can also disinfect the affected rooms.