Help with Commercial Water Mitigation in New Providence
5/24/2024 (Permalink)
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SERVPRO Provides Commercial Water Cleanup and Mitigation
New Providence was purchased from the Lenape Indians in 1664 by the brother of King Charles II. Settlers established a colony in 1720. Initially named Turkey due to the many turkeys in the area, the colony was renamed New Providence in 1759 after a church balcony collapsed without causing severe injuries. The town remained semi-dry until 2011, when two local bars were granted a liquor license. Today, the city of 12,000 people has several schools, a library, and various athletic fields and is home to many commercial industries.
Water damage occurs quite often in New Providence commercial warehouses and manufacturing plants. A water leak in the roof, fire suppression systems, or plumbing can shut the plant down and damage raw materials and finished goods. Electrical circuits exposed to water may also cause electrical hazards.
SERVPRO® is on-site within four hours of your call at any time of the day. We understand how important it is to protect your investment and return your plant to complete service as soon as possible. Water mitigation involves safeguarding your equipment and materials from permanent damage.
• High-capacity vacuums, air movers, and dehumidifiers are deployed
• Covering equipment with waterproof tarps
• Covering finished goods and raw materials to prevent further water damage
• Applying board-up protection to broken windows and doors
• Providing roof protection to prevent additional water damage
• Arranging for tradespersons to make repairs as needed
• Working closely with your personnel to ensure all of your needs are met
SERVPRO can coordinate all of your repairs to damaged structures and contents with skilled contractors and your equipment specialists.
Call for help with commercial water mitigation, cleanup, restoration, and repairs at SERVPRO of Western Union County and nearby areas. Call (908-791-9177