A recent customer didn’t realize their ice maker line had a slow drip. It didn’t appear to be too much damage at first, but they soon discovered it was a bigger task with trapped hidden water underneath their flooring.

Give SERVPRO of Franklin County a call if you discover water damage in your home or business.

SERVPRO of Franklin County was prepared and immediately began the drying process for this Washington, Missouri home. The water line behind the refrigerator had leaked causing damage to the hardwood flooring.

The customer was very happy with how quickly the work began and the communication to him and his wife through the process. “This happened over the Christmas holidays and we were needing to travel out of town. Nate had a key to the house, and we trusted that the job would get done. Everything worked out great! They did a wonderful job!”

SERVPRO technicians were busy over the weekend handling water damage in the Washington, MO subdivision.

Water damage doesn't wait for regular business hours and either do we, we are available for fire and water damage emergencies 24/7.

If you experience water damage give SERVPRO of Franklin County a call (636) 583-5200.

January 9-10th we received a large volume of rain in the Franklin County, Missouri area. Our professionals were busy responding to multiple water damages throughout the area.

Crews were able to respond quickly and help the area home and business owners quickly restore their property to preloss condition.

If you experience water damage, give SERVPRO of Franklin County a call. We are "Here to Help!"

SERVPRO of Franklin County was onsite at this commercial water restoration job within an hour of being contacted. A sprinkler head had broken causing water damage to the entry, main reception area, a surgery room and basement. Keeping the affected area accessible was very important.

We know that there’s never a convenient time for water damage to strike. Every hour spent cleaning up is an hour of lost revenue and productivity.

So when an emergency situation arises in your business, give us a call and we’ll be there fast with the help you need.

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This water loss was located in Villa Ridge, MO. The loss was caused by a toilet. Both the main level and the basement were affected, and both levels are considered a category 2, class 2 loss. The water had mixed with construction debris and contaminants, and multiple rooms were affected. Some of the affected materials had reached maximum capacity. This made in-place drying not possible. Drying mats were used to save the customer’s hardwood flooring.  

This water loss was located in Villa Ridge, MO. The loss was caused by a toilet. Both the main level and the basement were affected, and both levels are considered a category 2, class 2 loss. The water had mixed with construction debris and contaminants, and multiple rooms were affected. Some of the affected materials had reached maximum capacity. This made in-place drying not possible. Drying mats were used to save the customer’s hardwood flooring.  

We are water damage restoration specialists and are ready to restore your property back to pre-water damage condition.

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This water loss was located in Villa Ridge, MO. The loss was caused by a toilet. Both the main level and the basement were affected, and both levels are considered a category 2, class 2 loss. The water had mixed with construction debris and contaminants, and multiple rooms were affected. Some of the affected materials had reached maximum capacity. This made in-place drying not possible. Drying mats were used to save the customer’s hardwood flooring.  

This water loss was located in Villa Ridge, MO. The loss was caused by a toilet. Both the main level and the basement were affected, and both levels are considered a category 2, class 2 loss. The water had mixed with construction debris and contaminants, and multiple rooms were affected. Some of the affected materials had reached maximum capacity. This made in-place drying not possible. Drying mats were used to save the customer’s hardwood flooring.  

This water loss was located in Villa Ridge, MO. The loss was caused by a toilet. Both the main level and the basement were affected, and both levels are considered a category 2, class 2 loss. The water had mixed with construction debris and contaminants, and multiple rooms were affected. Some of the affected materials had reached maximum capacity. This made in-place drying not possible. Drying mats were used to save the customer’s hardwood flooring.  

This water loss was located in Sullivan, MO. The source of damage was the toilet, but because it came from the tank and was clean water, it is still considered a category 1 loss. This loss is a class 3 because the water had wicked more than 24” on the walls. We were able to do in-place drying with weighted extraction, but the baseboard needed to be removed and holes drilled. Equipment was set and drying was completed in 3 days.

This water loss was located in New Haven, MO. It was located in the basement and was caused by sump pump failure. It was a category 2, class 2 loss with multiple areas affected. There was mold present on a small area of baseboard. The baseboard was detached using engineering control technique to not disturb the mold and the surface was contained. It was then removed from the basement. Drying was completed 3 days after our arrival.

This water loss was located in New Haven, MO. It was located in the basement and was caused by sump pump failure. It was a category 2, class 2 loss with multiple areas affected. There was mold present on a small area of baseboard. The baseboard was detached using engineering control technique to not disturb the mold and the surface was contained. It was then removed from the basement. Drying was completed 3 days after our arrival.

This water loss was located in New Haven, MO. It was located in the basement and was caused by sump pump failure. It was a category 2, class 2 loss with multiple areas affected. There was mold present on a small area of baseboard. The baseboard was detached using a control technique to not disturb the mold and the surface was contained and treated. The affected baseboard was then removed from the basement. Drying was completed 3 days after our arrival.

This was a black water (sewage) loss in Pacific, MO. A sewage pipe clogged causing several inches of standing water to collect in the homeowner’s basement. Unfortunately, with this type of water loss, most affected materials have to be removed, such as drywall and flooring.

This home in St. Albans, MO suffered a sewage loss. They were concerned about their multi-unit hvac system which was affected by sewage.

We were happy to help our repeat customer!

This residential water loss in Washington, MO was caused by a dishwasher leak. Due to fast response, we were able to save the brand new hardwood flooring with our injectidry system.

Sewage back up located in Washington, MO.

Water from sewer system backups should be considered very dangerous. The water is grossly unsanitary and may contain bacteria and viruses that could cause serious illness. Special training and equipment is necessary to safely clean this type of contamination.

Sewer back up at a Washington, MO nursing home. Cleaned up in time for Thanksgiving dinner for residents, friends and family.

There’s never a convenient time for flooding or water damage to strike your business. Every hour spent cleaning up is an hour of lost revenue and productivity. So when an emergency situation arises in your business, give us a call and we’ll be there fast with the help you need.

Once the drywall was removed, we discovered that the insulation inside was actually frozen in place.

We are water damage restoration specialists and are ready to restore your home back to pre-water damage condition. We quickly extract the water and then dry your property using state-of-the-art equipment. SERVPRO of Franklin County uses moisture monitoring equipment to effectively measure and document the drying process to ensure your property is dry.

This photo shows the underneath of a manufactured home in Lonedell, MO after a pipe leak in the bathroom. There was mold throughout the home.

We are water damage restoration specialists and are ready to restore your home back to pre-water damage condition. We quickly extract the water and then dry your property using state-of-the-art equipment. SERVPRO of Franklin County uses moisture monitoring equipment to effectively measure and document the drying process to ensure your property is dry.

This sewage loss had sat for some time before we were called. There was several inches of sewage throughout the lower level of the home. There was even larva growing in the water.

Water from sewer system backups should be considered very dangerous. The water is grossly unsanitary and may contain bacteria and viruses that could cause serious illness. Special training and equipment is necessary to safely clean this type of contamination.

Equipment drying hardwood flooring at a water loss in Union, MO.

We are water damage restoration specialists and are ready to restore your home back to pre-water damage condition. We quickly extract the water and then dry your property using state-of-the-art equipment. SERVPRO of Franklin County uses moisture monitoring equipment to effectively measure and document the drying process to ensure your property is dry.

This commercial water loss was located at a church in Sullivan, MO. The water heater filter was broken and this caused the main floor to floor. This large loss was about 3,200sf and mostly carpeted areas, however there was some tile affected.

There’s never a convenient time for flooding or water damage to strike your business. Every hour spent cleaning up is an hour of lost revenue and productivity. So when an emergency situation arises in your business, give us a call and we’ll be there fast with the help you need.

SERVPRO of Franklin County is proud to assist McDonald's (Union, MO) in their reopening after the devastating floods. 

Our highly trained technicians are ready to respond immediately to flood or water damage at your Union, MO property. We have the experience, expertise, and training to restore your home or business quickly and properly. We use advanced inspection and extraction equipment to find the water and remove it as quickly as possible. Our technicians will monitor and document the drying process to ensure your property is back to normal.

SERVPRO of Franklin County is proud to assist McDonald's (Union, MO) in their reopening after the devastating floods. 

Our highly trained technicians are ready to respond immediately to flood or water damage at your Union, MO property. We have the experience, expertise, and training to restore your home or business quickly and properly. We use advanced inspection and extraction equipment to find the water and remove it as quickly as possible. Our technicians will monitor and document the drying process to ensure your property is back to normal.