SERVPRO of Fayette County received a call that pipes burst in a residential home above their kitchen. Our SERVPRO technicians made several trips to the home to check up on the process of their moisture checks and was able to do demo to the home's kitchen. They were able to remove cabinets and dry the home. The picture shows how much damage the cabinets got.

Tracie "Dusty" Nichols

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Here is a picture of an office affected by water damage due to an AC unit. The water was leaking into the ceiling tile and down on to the carpet of the flooring. The AC Unit had a small leak and caused enough damage for SERVPRO tech to go out, use drying equipment, and to start demo work. 

Tracie "Dusty" Nichols

724-628-3022

In this picture is a tile that seems to be corroding from water damage. You can see a circular and brown stain in the tile that is believed to be caused by water on the other side. The water sits there and is absorbed by the tile creating the brown stain. 

Tracie "Dusty" Nichols

724-628-3022

In this photo you can see a partially flooded bathroom. The water is from the drain as well as a leaky pipe and it has mixed with previously existing dirt on the floor to create mud making the problem more unsightly than it already was. With SERVPRO, our qualified crew will face on the problem with speed and precision in order to culminate the problem.  

Tracie "Dusty" Nichols

724-628-3022

This is a picture of a mattress that was water logged because of a water line busting in someone's home. You can see where the mattress acted like a candle wick and absorbed it all of the water. This mattress had to be disposed of, due to the water damage that was caused by the water line bust.

Tracie "Dusty" Nichols

724-628-3022

Storms with heavy rains came threw and flood areas of this town. This is a picture of how water will find its way up threw a finished basement, Water is seeping up threw the flooring.

Here is a picture of air movers in a containment area in a flower shop. SERVPRO of Fayette County wants to provide the water damage the best controlled setting. When the drying process time is reduced so are the chances of a second loss or additional damage, which can include microbial growth.

This is a picture of a water pipe that busted in a commercial building. When a pipe busts like this, water will continue to flow threw out a building until the water is shut off. It's a good practice to know where all of your shut off valves are.

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Tracie "Dusty" Nichols

724-628-3022

This photo shows how you can detect that you have a water leak in your home. The water problem was due to a busted pipe in an upstairs bathroom. You can see how visible the water stains are in the ceiling in the floor beneath the bathroom.  If you see water circles on your ceiling, you should  immediately check to see where water is leaking from and shut off the water valve to the source. Then call a SERVPRO professional.

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This is a picture of a bedroom, heavily damaged due to water damage. The ceiling fell in, causing debris to be all over the home and ruining this bed. SERVPRO of Fayette County was called in to do the repair of the water damage in the home.

This carpet was ruined due to a water line bursting in a home. SERVPRO of Fayette County professionals can remove, haul away and will properly dispose of carpeting and padding.

As you can see in this photo, there is water about 2 ft deep throughout the entire crawlspace that I believe is under the porch of this family's home.

 Shown in this photo is a leaking pipe coming from the family's hot water tank. The leak caused significant water to soak the carpets in the rooms around where the pipe was leaking.

Here is our SERVPRO crew at work cleaning the basement floor at a near by high school. The crew is hard at work using squeegees to push the excess water outside through the door.  

This basement was affected by a nasty flood that came through the Connellsville area sometime in late August of 2016. The homeowner made the right call by contacting SERVPRO of Fayette County, and was very surprised by how quickly we got rid of all the water.