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Southern California Residents: Protect Your Property with SERVPRO's Board-Up Services After a Break-In

6/20/2024 (Permalink)

A man is securing a window with plywood SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove provides 24-hour emergency board-up services in Southern California

SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove is available 24 hours a day for emergency services, including board-ups after a break-in. Experiencing a break-in can be stressful and overwhelming, but taking immediate action can help secure your property and prevent further damage. Here’s how SERVPRO supports home and business owners after a break-in and the steps you should take:

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We understand that when you call us after a break-in, you may be feeling vulnerable and uncertain about what to do next. SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove has the expertise to guide you through this crisis and secure your property quickly.

Steps to Take After a Break-In

1. Contact the Authorities

Immediately call the police to report the break-in. Do not enter the property until it has been cleared by law enforcement.

2. Secure Your Property

Once the police have inspected the property, contact SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove for emergency board-up services to secure doors, windows, and other entry points.

3. Document the Damage

Take photos of the damage for your records and to assist with your insurance claim.

4. Contact Your Insurance Company

Notify your insurance company about the break-in and provide them with the necessary documentation and photos.

5. Call SERVPRO for Professional Restoration Services

After securing your property, we can assess the damage and begin the restoration process to return your home or business to its pre-damage condition.

Our Board-Up Services

SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove provides comprehensive board-up services to protect your property after a break-in. Our services include:

  • Covering broken windows and doors to prevent unauthorized access and further damage.
  • Installing temporary fencing if needed to secure the perimeter.
  • Providing emergency repairs to prevent weather damage.

About SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove

SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove specializes in the cleanup and restoration of residential and commercial property after fire, smoke, water, or break-in damage. Our staff is highly trained in property damage restoration and equipped with the knowledge and tools to restore your property efficiently.

Need Emergency Board-Up Service? Call Us 24/7 – (714) 591-0646

What to Expect

When you call, we will ask several questions regarding your emergency. These questions will help us determine what equipment and resources to bring, including how many trained SERVPRO professionals may be needed.

Our SERVPRO Representative will ask several questions:

  • Your name and contact information
  • Your insurance information (if applicable)
  • The street address of the affected property
  • When did the break-in occur?
  • What areas are damaged?
  • Is there electricity available (on-site)?

Why Choose SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove?

  • 24/7 Emergency Service
  • Faster to Any Size Disaster
  • Highly Trained Restoration Technicians
  • A Trusted Leader in the Restoration Industry
  • Locally Owned and Operated

About SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove

SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove specializes in the cleanup and restoration of residential and commercial property after a fire, smoke, water, or break-in damage event. Our staff is highly trained in property damage restoration, from initial and ongoing training at SERVPRO’s corporate training facility to regular IICRC-industry certification. Rest assured our staff is equipped with the knowledge to restore your property.

What To Do When a Pipe Bursts in Your Southern California Home: 10 Essential Steps

6/19/2024 (Permalink)

Photo of a pipe that has burst and a woman on the phone trying to get it cleaned up SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove provides 24-hour fire and water damage restoration service in Orange County

SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove is available 24 hours a day for water emergencies, large or small. A burst pipe can cause significant damage to your Southern California home, leading to extensive water damage and costly repairs. Quick action is crucial to minimize the impact. Here are 10 essential steps to take if a pipe bursts in your home:

  1. Shut Off the Water Supply Locate and turn off the main water valve to stop the flow of water. This valve is usually found in the basement, crawl space, or near the water meter.

  2. Turn Off Electricity Water and electricity are a dangerous combination. Turn off the power to the affected area at your home's electrical panel to avoid the risk of electrocution.

  3. Drain the Faucets Open all faucets and flush the toilets to drain any remaining water from the pipes. This can help reduce pressure in the pipes and minimize further leakage.

  4. Move Valuables to Safety Quickly move any furniture, electronics, or other valuable items out of the affected area to prevent water damage. If possible, elevate items that cannot be moved.

  5. Contain the Leak Use buckets, towels, or a wet/dry vacuum to contain and remove as much water as possible. This can help prevent the water from spreading to other areas of your home.

  6. Call a Professional Plumber Contact a licensed plumber to repair the burst pipe and assess the overall condition of your plumbing system. Prompt professional assistance is essential to fix the issue and prevent future problems.

  7. Document the Damage Take photos and videos of the water damage for insurance purposes. Documenting the damage thoroughly can help when filing a claim with your insurance company.

  8. Contact Your Insurance Company Notify your insurance company about the burst pipe and water damage. They can provide guidance on the claims process and recommend reputable contractors for repairs and restoration.

  9. Call SERVPRO of Central Garden Gove Contact SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove for professional water damage restoration services. Our team of experts will quickly respond to assess the damage, extract water, and begin the drying process to prevent mold growth and further damage.

  10. Monitor for Mold Even after the immediate water damage is addressed, keep an eye out for signs of mold growth, such as a musty odor or visible mold patches. If you suspect mold, contact SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove for mold remediation services.

About SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove

SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove specializes in the cleanup and restoration of residential and commercial property after a fire, smoke, or water damage event. Our staff is highly trained in property damage restoration. From initial and ongoing training at SERVPRO’s corporate training facility to regular IICRC-industry certification, rest assured our staff is equipped with the knowledge to restore your property.

Protecting Your Southern California Home From Roof Leaks| SERVPRO® of Central Garden Grove

5/10/2024 (Permalink)

Roof Damage SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove provides 24-hour fire and water damage restoration service in Orange County

SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove is available 24 hours a day for water emergencies, large or small. When it comes to protecting your Southern California home from the elements, one of the most critical areas to maintain is your roof. A leaky roof not only compromises the structural integrity of your home but also invites water damage inside, leading to costly repairs. In this blog post, we'll discuss some tips for protecting your Southern California home from roof leaks.

  • Regular Inspections and Maintenance

One of the best ways to prevent roof leaks is through regular inspections and maintenance. Hire a professional roofing contractor to inspect your roof at least once a year, especially before and after the rainy season in Southern California. Look for signs of damage such as missing or damaged shingles, cracked flashing, or deteriorated seals around vents and chimneys. Promptly repair any issues to prevent water from seeping into your home.

  • Clear Debris and Maintain Gutters

Southern California may not experience heavy rainfall as frequently as other regions, but when it does rain, debris buildup in gutters and on the roof can exacerbate the risk of leaks. Leaves, twigs, and other debris can clog gutters and downspouts, causing water to overflow and pool on your roof. Make sure to regularly clean your gutters and remove any debris from your roof to prevent water backup and potential leaks.

  • Trim Overhanging Branches

Trees provide shade and enhance the aesthetic appeal of your property, but overhanging branches can pose a threat to your roof, especially during high winds or storms. Trim back branches that hang over your roof to prevent them from rubbing against shingles or causing damage during inclement weather. Additionally, removing overhanging branches reduces the risk of debris falling onto your roof and causing damage.

  • Invest in Quality Roofing Materials

When it comes time to replace your roof or undertake repairs, invest in quality roofing materials that are durable and designed to withstand the unique weather conditions of Southern California. Choose shingles, tiles, or other roofing materials that have a proven track record of performance and longevity. While the initial cost may be higher, investing in high-quality roofing materials can save you money in the long run by reducing the need for frequent repairs and replacements.

  • Act Quickly in Case of Damage

Despite your best efforts, roof leaks can still occur due to unforeseen circumstances such as severe weather or aging roofing materials. If you notice signs of a roof leak such as water stains on your ceiling, peeling paint, or dripping water, act quickly to address the issue. Contact a reputable water damage restoration company like SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove to assess the damage and mitigate further issues. Our team of experts specializes in water damage restoration and can help you restore your home to its pre-damage condition.

Protecting your Southern California home from roof leaks requires proactive maintenance and prompt action in case of damage. By following these tips and partnering with a trusted restoration company like SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove, you can safeguard your home against the threat of water damage and enjoy peace of mind year-round.

Protect Your Company From a Water Damage Disruption | SERVPRO® of Central Garden Grove

11/4/2022 (Permalink)

SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove is your local commercial restoration company. We will always be here to help clean up and get you back in business.

Commercial water damage is a hectic situation no business owner hopes to face.

Water damage can affect businesses in more ways than one. Internal sources like a leaky pipe or a plumbing overflow can halt productivity, ruin equipment and weaken your building’s structure. Natural sources can also strike and put you out of business when you least expect it.

Garden Grove business owners should prepare for river overflow, dam failure and coastal flooding. Depending on where your business is located in our area, these hazards can create a disastrous water emergency in your building

No matter where your water damage originates, the losses that result are devastating. Understanding how to respond when water infiltrates your building will help you mitigate damage and get the situation under control fast.

Know Your Building’s Layout

Locate the important water cutoff points around your building. Remember where your fire sprinkler system and main water valve are so you can quickly shut them off when needed.

You should also ensure a few trusted members of your team know how to find and shut off these points. This will guarantee any water emergency is dealt with quickly and can help reduce the risk of damage.

Know the Types of Water Involved

When water damage strikes, the kind of water produced can help you assess how hazardous your issue is. Knowing the severity of what you’re dealing with will allow you to safely respond:

White water: This kind of water is produced following a plumbing failure. It is not classified as contaminated and is safe for you to handle in small quantities.

Gray water: This kind of water is caused by overflowing toilet tanks and clogged sink drains. While it is regarded as contaminated, the water is not hazardous.

Black water: Heavily contaminated black water is usually produced by sewage overflows and storm flooding. This type of water damage is considered toxic and should always be handled by an expert.

Take Action Quickly

When water is leaking into your building, attempt to find the source and swiftly cut it off. Open your doors and windows to dry out your building a bit faster. After this, be sure to notify everyone in your building that the impacted areas are off-limits.

Once the situation is under control, carefully record any damage your building has sustained. This will make the insurance process much easier and will allow you to determine which areas of your property require reinforcement.

Remember to Be Patient

The noticeable water damage in your workplace could be a small portion of a bigger issue. Your building might be hiding water damage in places you can’t see.

At SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove, we can find the water source and immediately begin the repair process. Once we identify the areas of your building that are water-damaged, we can employ cutting-edge technology to quickly dry it out and clean up the mess.

The severity of your losses will determine the duration of the restoration process. So, as our experienced experts work to return your property to its preloss state, try to have patience. Before you know it, you and your team will be back to work!

When disaster strikes your commercial property, we’ll be there to help clean up and get you back in business quickly. Reach out 24⁄7 to get started!

Secure Your Home From These Holiday Decorating Hazards | SERVPRO® of Central Garden Grove

11/4/2022 (Permalink)

Should a fire issue pop-up during this holiday season, SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove will be on call ready to assist.

For many, the holidays are one of the most important times of the year. While gathering with family and friends to decorate the tree and hang holiday lights is a wonderful way to get festive, failing to take the necessary safeguards leaves your home vulnerable to fire.

Garden Grove puts on plenty of events during this time of year. Right at the start of December, Winter in the Grove delivers plenty of holiday activities the whole family can enjoy. Or you could test your ice skating skills at Westminster ICE.

You can enjoy all the holidays have to offer when you prioritize fire safety while decorating. Here are some ways you can protect your Garden Grove home and avoid an emergency during this special time of year.

Top Seasonal Hazards

In the United States, fire departments report that around 790 house fires spark each year due to poor holiday decorating.

Many of these fires started when decorations were too close to heating sources like fireplaces or space heaters and caught fire. Christmas trees and candles are other fire hazards that might ignite a fire in your home.

If you set up a real tree, keep it watered away from any heating sources or open flames. If you use an artificial tree, check for a label that indicates it’s fire-resistant. Remember to unplug your holiday lights before bed no matter what kind of tree your family decorates.

Take Preventive Measures

“The stockings were hung by the chimney with care” is much more than a notable Christmas line! Use it to avoid placing decorations too close to any open flames to prevent creating a fire hazard.

Candle fires are to blame for around 20 house fires each day, so be sure to light them a safe distance from any flammable materials. If you use a fireplace to keep your home warm in the winter, have it cleaned and inspected before lighting that firewood.

It is important to categorize and assess outdoor decorations accurately. Use insulated nails made for harsh weather to fasten your lights firmly to prevent brush fires caused by dropped lights. Observe any local restrictions on outdoor decorations that may be in place in your neighborhood.

Make sure your smoke alarms are in good working condition, and have one installed in every bedroom for added security. Pass this helpful information down to your loved ones and turn to SERVPRO for professional restoration if a fire breaks out in your home over the holidays.

Have smoke or fire damage in your house? Contact us today to get cleaned up fast.

Keep Your Home Safe From Lightning-Related Flames | SERVPRO® of Central Garden Grove

9/26/2022 (Permalink)

If you are dealing with smoke or fire damage from a recent fire, call SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove to learn about a restoration solution for your i

Homeowners work hard to prevent fires using fire safety tools and practices. But while many house fires start in the kitchen, there are a few other natural hazards that could result in flames. These causes can be more difficult to prevent.

There were over 70,000 damage reports attributed to lightning strikes in 2020. The probability of lightning striking you personally is actually rather low, but the risk to your home is far greater. Additionally, lightning can cause a fire, fry your electrical system or even uproot trees when it does strike.

It’s estimated that lightning strikes around 6,000 times every minute. This makes everyone at risk of a strike.

So, we should all prepare ourselves and our homes for the impact this weather threat can have when a storm is brewing.

What Is Lightning?

Lightning is a huge spark of electrical current that occurs between clouds in the air and the ground. While storms are known to create lightning, they can also occur during volcanic eruptions, severe wildfires and even large snowstorms.

Although lightning is typically associated with severe weather, it can also happen when the sky is clear and the air is dry. “Dry lightning” occurs when there is no rain, and it is a pretty dangerous phenomenon since it regularly starts wildfires. So, in addition to storm preparation, we also need to be fire-prepared.

Protecting Your Home From Lightning Fires

A lightning strike can result in significant property damage, including flames. The heat of the impact itself or an electrical surge brought on by the impact both have the potential to ignite a fire.

After a fire sparks from the strike, it might not be instantly obvious as it will start inside your walls or up in your attic. After the strike, look for scorch marks and notify the fire department as soon as you spot any or smell any smoke.

One of the best methods to avert lightning-related fire is to install a lightning rod. This is a metal pole that can direct the power of lightning away from your home so that it is shielded from the full power of the electrical current and heat produced by lightning.

When Lightning Strikes Nearby

Wildfires and other flames that start outside are frequently brought on by lightning. There are several “peak” seasons for lightning fires in various areas of the country, but lightning strikes generate 9,000 fires annually.

Clear your yard of decaying plants or shrubs, and try utilizing defensible zones to defend your home from lightning strikes and fires. Make sure to install a smoke alarm on every floor of your home so that if a fire breaks out, you will be instantly notified.

If you face the impact of flames in your home, call our experts at SERVPRO. Even though fire cleanup and restoration can be a challenging process, we have the best tools in the business and thorough training to manage every stage of it. We will return you to your house as soon as we can.

Have you experienced smoke or fire damage in your home? Call us today to get the restoration finished fast.

Protect the Interior & Exterior of Your Property From Flooding | SERVPRO® of Central Garden Grove

9/7/2022 (Permalink)

Experienced water damage in your home? Call SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove to get the restoration process started right away.

Flood protection can be lifesaving, no matter where your home is located. Your home might sustain significant damage from even an inch of water, which would be expensive to fix.

Some areas that are not considered to be flood-prone may not be eligible for significant recovery aid from insurance or federal sources. That makes it even more essential to prepare your house and property in advance.

To keep your home and the land surrounding it safe from floods, there are changes you can make both inside and outside. Understanding the local threats our area may encounter is one of the best ways to prepare for severe weather. While we aren’t considered a high-risk area, we do sometimes face flash floods from intense storms, and occasionally, wildfire mitigation efforts can cause water to pool up in the area.

You can begin taking precautions for safety once you are aware of the unique threats associated with the weather you may encounter.

Protecting Your Home From the Outside

Even when it comes as a complete surprise, a heavy downpour can suddenly appear, leaving your yard damp and your gutters overflowing. If you’ve taken the effort to prepare the exterior of your property, the potential interior damage can be reduced.

Cleaning your gutters of debris regularly can help make sure they work as intended. Installing an extended downspout to your gutters is an affordable way to keep water moving in the proper direction.

You can use landscaping to keep water from accumulating near your home as well. Gardens can collect moisture from heavy rains when water seeps down into soil and roots instead of it gathering in your yard.

Organic materials like mulch can help boost water absorption and create a slope that directs water away, protecting the structural integrity of your property.

Your property can also be protected from weather-related calamities by making a few renovations if you have the funds to do so. This may entail raising exterior electrical outlets and service equipment in addition to anchoring any fuel tanks that your home may use.

Flood Protection From the Inside

The two things that will make the biggest impact in damage mitigation when it comes to safeguarding your home from external sources of water are strengthening your foundation and sealing your basement.

Make sure to seal any cracks in your foundation if you notice them. A sump pump in your basement could help extract any water that may seep in, and if you are in a high-risk location, a battery-operated one could be helpful if the power goes out.

To safeguard your home from flooding that is not caused by a natural source, some simple house upkeep can make a big difference.

One of the main causes of flooding in houses is faulty plumbing or old, worn-out pipes. To ensure leaks don’t form, stop dripping faucets and maintain a constant eye on plumbing sources. Consider adding a leak sensor, which will alert you if there is more water than there should be in a certain area.

Floodwater, no matter where it comes from, can ruin photographs and other paper materials, so make sure to store essential documents and important items up high in a waterproof container. And an organized emergency plan can help you stay knowledgeable on where to go, who to call and what kind of supplies are available if a flood rushes through your area.

Experienced water damage in your home? Call SERVPRO today to get your restoration completed faster.

How Storms Might Damage Your Home | SERVPRO® of Central Garden Grove

9/2/2022 (Permalink)

When you suffer storm-related damage to your home or business, make SERVPRP of Central Garden Grove your first call.

Extreme storms are a homeowner’s biggest fear. While most current houses are built to take on the effects of severe weather scenarios, almost every home or property will sustain some type of damage when strong storms blow through our area.

Severe winds and wind-related calamities can throw debris all over town and produce freezing rains, snowstorms, lightning and flash floods, based on the time of year and the storm. Each weather event is capable of damaging your property and compromising the structure of your home.

Depending on the kind of storm and the hazards it produces, your home might sustain varying degrees of damage. Many variables influence the extent of possible damage, including the yard around your property, the geography of the area and the state of your house’s foundation or construction materials. (We admit, there’s also a bit of chance involved.)

There is a wide range of weather-related occurrences and risks, but only a handful of these dangers might put your Garden Grove property in danger of being harmed. You should prepare your home for weather such as earthquakes, floods and severe storms.

You should never go back into a storm-damaged home unless safety professionals permit you to. Many kinds of destruction will be evident right away, but there could be danger lurking where you can’t see.

Let’s go over three primary types of storm damage so that you can better plan for them:

Wind

Wind damage takes place when violent gusts of wind blow at absurdly high speeds. Tornadoes and hurricanes are known to produce violent winds, but even thunderstorms are capable of creating winds of up to 100 mph.

Heavy winds can scoop up the debris around your yard and throw it into your car or home. When a storm is on its way, it’s essential to take shelter indoors and keep away from any windows or outside walls in case glass shatters or walls are pierced by debris.

You can also take precautions before a storm rolls through to minimize significant damage due to wind. Keep your yard clean of any branches, large rocks, loose furniture or decaying trees so that strong winds have fewer things to work with.

Water

Water damage is a regular occurrence both during and after a storm. Heavy rainfall during even a small storm can lead to water collecting outside your house, which then can seep through any gaps around your doors or windows.

When the volume of water is significant enough, it might leak into your foundation and lead to severe structural damage.

To keep water from ruining your property or the inside of your home, try using strategic landscaping that can direct water away from your home instead of it accumulating next to it. You could also build a rain garden, which is a creative way to change up the look of your yard and keep all that rainwater from creating a huge mess.

Also, you should regularly clean out your gutters of debris so they function as intended and keep the water from weighing down your roof. Backed-up gutters could lead to water building up and finding its way inside from the top, leaking down to ground level.

Impact

“Impact damage” is another prevalent form of storm damage that can severely impact your home. This destruction manifests itself as toppled trees and debris being flung around by strong winds into your house.

It’s basically anything that impacts or comes in contact with your property or the items you own.

The easiest method to prevent this kind of catastrophe is to trim the trees surrounding your house and make sure any dead trees are removed so that Mother Nature doesn’t bring them down on your home.

Weather-related tragedies cost over $145 billion in losses in the United States alone in 2021. By preventing these common calamities before they occur, these techniques can keep your home safer while saving you a ton of time and money.

If your home sustains damage after an extreme storm, the experts at SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove have a solution. Our restoration professionals can inspect the damage and work with you throughout the entire restoration process to return your home to its pre-storm state.

When you suffer storm-related damage to your home or business, it’s important that you know who to call! Contact us today to get your storm damage restoration started faster.

Prevent Backyard Fires From Getting Out of Hand | SERVPRO® of Central Garden Grove

7/20/2022 (Permalink)

If you have experienced fire or smoke damage, contact SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove.

There’s nothing better than relaxing by the campfire with your family on a warm summer evening. S’mores, hot dogs and scary stories are just a few of the family activities you can enjoy around the bonfire.

We use these backyard fires to prepare meals, for our own enjoyment, bug control or as a way to clear out dead debris, but even the most contained fires pose a threat. The National Park Service states that around 85% of wildfires are ignited by humans.

California is the most wildfire-prone state in the nation, with over 9,000 wildfires in 2021. California is a very dry state, which affects how quickly these fires can spread and increases their severity.

Of course, you’re still able to light your tiki torches, toast your marshmallows, burn your lawn trimmings and barbecue your burgers, if local laws allow you to. As long as you make sure to follow a few safety precautions every time you burn, you can keep enjoying your backyard fires and reduce the spread of unintentional flames.

Recreational Fire Hazards

Every outside fire has its own set of hazards, but campfires, grills, fire pits and fireworks are some of the most prevalent causes of igniting flames outdoors. Improper usage of grills leads to around 8,800 home fires annually.

Before firing up the grill, check the propane tanks and gas lines that fuel it prior to starting it, and always attend to your grill, even after you’re done using it.

When constructing a campfire, build it in a safe area away from any buildings or vehicles, and only use a lighter or a match to keep your fire burning. Once your campfire is ready, be sure only to use wood to keep the flame going and supervise embers even after you’re done roasting hot dogs.

Fire pits are an easy way to create the feel of a campfire in your own backyard, but this piece of equipment should be used with the same caution as a normal campfire. If you are able to move your fire pit, make sure to locate it away from any overhangs and keep it off of a wooden patio.

While it might seem like an easy way to get rid of construction or household debris, you should only burn approved firewood.

Other Outdoor Fire Hazards

Even with the threats they hold, fire and flammable materials can still be put to good use. During the fall, if your lawn collects a large number of leaves and you don’t have trash disposal or a street pickup option, burning your yard debris might be the only solution to tidying up your lawn.

Before burning anything, make sure your local authorities allow you to burn debris, to begin with. Be aware of any active burning and apply for a permit if necessary. A burn ban is immediately put in place when Orange County’s drought index exceeds 500. This ban will be announced through the local news and social media so keep an eye out for any alerts.

Cleaning dead leaves and yard trimmings is actually a helpful way to safeguard your home from wildfires, as well as strategic landscaping to slow the spread of flames before they can reach your doorstep. Knowing what you can safely burn and understanding the basic fire safety principles can help you keep any backyard flame under control.

We all use our sheds and garages to store materials like gas to fuel our vehicles and yard tools, but irresponsible storage can have disastrous consequences. Make a point to only use authorized containers to keep gas in, and place your containers out of the reach of any children. Gas should only be used for its intended purposes as well, so if you are unable to light your bonfire, don’t turn to your gasoline container for any assistance.

Before lighting any outdoor fire, be sure to check local weather forecasts and local laws. If conditions are very windy or dry, light that fire another day, and save the marshmallows for later.

And if your home is impacted by an outdoor fire, contact our experts at SERVPRO. Our team has years of experience dealing with the aftermath of fires and can work hard to restore your home or its former glory.

Burn safely outdoors. And save some chocolate for us! If you have experienced fire or smoke damage, contact us today to get restoration started faster.

Steps To Take If A Pipe Breaks In Your Home

7/20/2022 (Permalink)

Call SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove to fix your broken pipe today! 714-591-0646

Broken pipes are one of the leading causes of water damage in homes.  Every home contains numerous pipes that can burst or break, it's important to fix broken pipes quickly to prevent water damage and mold growth.

Call SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove, your certified water restoration professional to come inspect and restore the water damage caused to your home.

Steps to take once you are aware that a pipe has burst.

1. Switch off power to your home, if it's safe to do so.

2. Turn off the main water supply valve.

3. Call your insurance company to confirm coverage.

4. Remove any items that can be salvaged.

5. If there is water damage to your home, we recommend you call SERVPRO of Central Garden Grove.

Our team uses advanced cleaning and drying equipment to leave your home "Like it never even happened."