When disaster strikes, SERVPRO® is Here to Help®. #SERVPRO

We are honored to support first responders as we weather life's storms.

Fire Safety Tip: Check electrical cords. Replace cracked, damaged and loose electrical or extension cords.

How many gallons of water per person per day do you need for an emergency situation?

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Please drive safe in all this rain we have been having.

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Be aware of the wiring in your home or office.

The 2019 SERVPRO First Responder Bowl is set! The Hilltoppers of Western Kentucky University will take on the Broncos of Western Michigan University at 11:30 AM CT, Dec. 30th in Dallas, TX. Get tickets at bit.ly/2PsLbFR.

We know that going back to school this year will look different and vary widely. Here are a few tips to help students be safe, if required to attend class in-person.

For proactive and reactive viral pathogen cleaning, one product we rely on is ServprOXIDE. The disinfectant is effective against a range of pathogens, EPA-registered, and is NSF Rated which means rinsing isn't required on food contact surfaces.

As experts in fire damage restoration, we use the same thorough process for every job. The first step is locating all smoke residues by inspecting and testing to evaluate what cleaning services are needed for restoration.

A backed-up toilet stinks. Harmful contaminants can pose serious health risks if not addressed quickly. SERVPRO professionals have the training, protective gear, and specialized equipment necessary to safely clean these messes.

September is National Preparedness Month and we've learned a lot from our disaster recovery work over the years. Visit bit.ly/3jpR1Fo now to learn how you can plan for when disaster strikes.

With Fashion Week approaching, we took a look at our threads over the last several decades. What year was your favorite look?