Storm Damage Photo Gallery

Living room with turned over couch and foot stool in a flooded apartment

Flooded Apartment

Heavy rains flooded several areas in the Lehigh Valley. Rain and hurricane force winds were felt across the Valley. In the picture you can observe the marks on the wall that the flood left.

Residents in vulnerable neighborhoods that did not take steps to protect their property ahead of this storm suffered severe damages.

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SERVPRO van in a flooded parking lot

Storm Team

When a storm hits, you can count on SERVPRO. Our teams are faster to any size disaster across the country. From snow, to rain, to fires and tornado, we are the number you want on hand. 

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Water damaged office space

Office Storm Damage

This office suffered from water damage after a storm. The waters leaking through the ceiling required SERVPRO to respond and extract the water from the floor, along with replacing roof and ceiling. 

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Storm and water damage in a walk-out basement

Storm and Water Damage

This customer had sizable water damage from recent storms. Water can often be contaminated and residual problems, like mold, may arise if it is not removed properly. That is why water damage removal and restoration is better left to the professionals. Give us at SERVPRO of Easton, Bethlehem & Whitehall a call.

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Floor drain after storm causes a backup

Storm Causes Drain Backup

You were already worried about flooding from a heavy storm, but suddenly from the lower levels or basement of your building, you catch the tell-tale stench of black water.

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Holes drilled into drywall to allow for airflow within wall cavity

Drilling Holes

Remove baseboards and drill holes in drywall

The primary ingredient in drywall is generally gypsum, which will absorb water like a sponge. Even if you only have a few inches of standing water, the drywall can absorb water up into the walls, where you won't notice it until the drywall dries and warps. To avoid water damage, it is important for air to circulate up into the walls for proper drying. This can be achieved by drilling large holes in the drywall. By placing the holes low, behind the baseboards, they will be covered when you replace the baseboards.

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