SERVPRO of Northwest Brooklyn responded to a call for Brooklyn commercial flood cleanup in a large, open space by implementing thorough containment. This process, which involved erecting structures out of durable polyethylene sheeting, allows technicians to work more efficiently on flood damage removal and cut down drying times, all while preventing the spread of microbes.

Flood cleanup in Brooklyn properties by SERVPRO of Northwest Brooklyn includes performing necessary cuts on flood-damaged drywall, as shown in this image. This process entails marking an area 12 to 18 inches above water damage on walls before carefully excising material to account for moisture wicking upward on the wall during debris removal.

SERVPRO of Northwest Brooklyn technicians cleaned the flood damage done to this Brooklyn area plumbing system. The spraying of EPA-registered antimicrobials addresses contaminants in flood water, sewage backups, and burst pipes. The paint behind these fixtures is heavily stained and warped from the damage, but stains and odors can be removed carefully during mitigation.

SERVPRO technicians arrived at this Brooklyn home to handle the water damage from a sewage backup. As the photo shows there was a coating of hazardous water throughout the room affecting both the structure and contents.

This photo gives you a glimpse of the water damage cleanup process in a Brooklyn Heights property. Strong storms damaged the room, and water entered, deteriorating the floorboards, which required removal for extraction and drying. 

SERVPRO techs got the call to come to this Brooklyn home with storm damage in the bathroom. Water entered through a damaged roof and caused the ceiling to deteriorate and fall in. Fortunately, no seepage occurred under the ceramic tile. Techs tarped the roof.

This home suffered from storm damage on the ceiling and floors.  SERVPRO responded immediately and began clean up procedures.  They replaced the drywall on the ceiling restoring their home back to normal conditions. 

SERVPRO can respond to any type of restoration emergency from storm, water, mold or fire. This home suffered from significant amounts of water which affected the drywall.  They did flood cuts to remove the drywall and get the insulation out for quick drying and prevent mold from growing. 

This home suffered from water damage after a storm.  The team at SERVPRO responded and immediately began clean up.  They used special equipment shown to get the moisture out of the air with dehumidifiers and air movers to dry floors quickly. 

After your home has been flooded, during the restoration process you will see cuts on the wall like pictured.  They are called flood cuts, they cut the drywall and remove insulation to allow for drying and repairing necessary repairs. 

SERVPRO responded to this basement flood in Brooklyn. When drying moisture from storm damage, we use special drying equipment to help the moisture evaporate quickly using a dehumidifier and prevent future damages.

This tile floor suffered from significant amounts of water on the floor after a flood.  The team at SERVPRO immediately used professional equipment to dry the area.  The flood cuts ensured the entire area was dry and ready for reconstruction. 

This basement flooded after a storm in New York.  The contents in the basement had significant water damage.  SERVPRO responded immediately and began clean up efforts to restore contents and dry the area.