Unwanted stormwater drenched the walls of this room in a Nampa home requiring a controlled demolition. SERVPRO team members placed an LGR dehumidifier and several air movers to dispatch the remaining moisture in the lumber, sheetrock, and air (water vapor.) Ready for a rebuild, real fast thanks to SERVPRO.

Storm Damage to this Nampa manufacturing facility created a lot of water damage. The water cleanup would require heavy duty water extraction and a large volume of drying equipment. SERVPRO of Nampa / Caldwell keeps a large variety and quantity of water damage restoration on hand. Pictured are commercial air movers and dehumidifiers used for large jobs such as this one.

The severe storm damaged the roof allowing rainwater to drench the attic crawl space and continue down onto the floor of this commercial building in Nampa. The ceiling tiles can be discarded, the water removed with pumps and wet vacs, the space dried with dehumidifiers, and then disinfected. Just give SERVPRO a call for a swift response and cleanup.

Storm damage in Nampa can take on staggering proportions requiring the most up-to-date equipment. Also, the need for a large quantity of equipment is often necessary to clean up the storm and water damage associated with sizable storms. When confronted with a lot of water damage commercial air movers like those pictured are used to help with the drying process.

The stormwater edged through the entrance door and soaked an area of the carpet in this Nampa home. By floating the soft surface, SERVPRO techs can introduce warm circulated air to boost the drying time and save the carpet from delaminating. Little things, done quickly can save our customers lots of money.

The damage from the storm is apparent in this Nampa property. SERVPRO technicians can pump out the water and the place air movers and dehumidifiers to remove the excess moisture, preventing secondary damage. Fast service saves the homeowner lots of money.

The intruding flood waters at this Caldwell property soaked the drywall beyond restoring. SERVPRO techs demoed the water damaged panels and set up equipment to dry out the studs and the concrete flooring. The cement base will be monitored until the standard moisture content is attained.