Many times in a commercial loss, the water may seep from the office above and into the ceiling in the space below. But sometimes it is not obvious. This is where we utilize specialty equipment such as this inferred camera to detect where the moisture has migrated.

In this particular office situation, the manager wanted to save the carpet if at all possible. The water intrusion was not big enough to want to file a claim. SERVPRO of North Morris County was able to limit the damage and save the carpet

In this particular case, the water damage was not covered by insurance so the business owner was trying to minimize the total cost of mitigation.

They were relieved to find out that the carpet could be dried out and would not have to be replaced.

Sometimes you can rent an office space be are affected by an emergency from an upstairs neighbor.

In this case, it was a hot water heater that leaked through the ceiling.

SERVPRO of North Morris County was on site performing mitigation within two hours.

When SERVPRO of North Morris County arrived at this office building due to a water loss, the manager felt that the carpet/floor in this hallway had not been affected.

After using our hydro sensor to measure the moisture levels, we lifted the carpet to show the floor, indeed, had been affected.

SERVPRO of North Morris County understands it is critical to keep the doors of a business open if at all possible.

In the case of this dentist's office, we were able to limit the water damage and keep it quarantined so the doors never closed.