Has water caused damage in your new home?

Our water damage professionals are ready 24/7 to respond to any size disaster. Our technicians have the experience, advanced training, and specialized equipment to restore your home to pre-damage condition. SERVPRO of University Place/Lakewood West is Faster to Any Size Disaster!

Let our crew of professionals handle any size water damage disaster that may occur in your Lakewood home. Our swift response will limit further damage and prevent mold growth. SERVPRO of New Haven has the expertise and equipment to restore your home to pre-damage condition. “Like it never even happened.”

Your home should be your place of rest. But when water begins leaking your home could quickly become a source of stress. The possibility of harmful mold, rot and unseen damage may affect the value of your home and the health of loved ones. When it comes to your home and your family, even the smallest disasters can feel like huge problems.

If a water damage occurs in your home, don’t hesitate to call SERVPRO ® of University Place/Lakewood West at (253) 896-3000. We’ll be there to help make it, “Like it never even happened.”

Today Kevin is introducing you to a Jet CXV Turbordryer...

A Jet CXV Turbodryer is a high powered airmover designed to help accelerate the drying of building structures and contents.  The unit is designed for maximum airflow with minimal amp draw, as well as versatility, durability and ease of use.  This is ideal for both commercial and residential use for drying things such carpets, walls and hard floor surfaces.

This unit can be set up two ways...one sitting upright resting on its two feet, and two, set on all three legs with the front grill facing down - this position directs air down at the floor for focused spot drying.

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Here is our dynamic duo, Scott and Marquise, as they suit up and get ready to head into a crawlspace for a water damage cleanup. PPE is always a must for our water mitigation technicians!

You may see a dehumidifier in your home if you've had a water loss. The dehumidifier sucks in moist air and condenses the water vapor, turning it to liquid. The water exits the machine through a tube to a predetermined drainage point, such as a bathtub or sink. In addition, the air that is sucked in is then heated and put back into the room. The dehumidifier speeds up the drying process for any wet materials, such as carpet or upholstered furniture. It also helps control moisture levels and humidity and can be used in homes, warehouses, businesses or any indoor location a water loss has happened.