An Upstairs Shower Leak Causes a Living Room Ceiling to Cave in – See how SERVPRO of Yorba Linda/Brea Helped

1/6/2017 (Permalink)

Something that most homeowners try to avoid at all cost is a water leak of some sort affecting their house. That’s because the leak can result in some serious water damage to the home. Fortunately, water damage remediation companies like SERVPRO of Yorba Linda/Brea exist to take care of the cleanup process for you. Our expert staff will get your home put back together in no time at all. For assistance in removing water damage from your home, contact SERVPRO of Yorba Linda/Brea today!

Our call center recently received a call from a homeowner in Fullerton, who had noticed his upstairs shower was leaking. He wasn’t sure if the shower leak had caused any water damage, but wanted a professional water damage remediation company to take a look at it, just in case. Who did he decide to call for help? SERVPRO of Yorba Linda/Brea.

After talking to the homeowner on the phone, we immediately sent our Project Manager, Chris Trejo, out to inspect the damage. His inspection showed that the shower leak had caused water damage to the living room ceiling that was located underneath the upstairs bathroom. In fact, the ceiling was starting to cave in. The leak also affected the kitchen. Chris knew that our response time was extremely important, so he asked our team of technicians to come out to the home right away to begin the cleanup process.

When our crew arrived, we started by removing the affected drywall in both the kitchen and living room. Then, we placed our heavy duty drying equipment throughout the two affected rooms. This was done to make sure that every ounce of water damage was effectively removed from the home.

In the end, the homeowner was very happy with our work. He let us know that if he ever had to deal with water damage again, he knew exactly who to call: SERVPRO of Yorba Linda/Brea. We were happy to help!

For more information on our water damage removal services, contact SERVPRO of Yorba Linda/Brea today!