Count on SERVPRO of Missoula for Professional Remediation of Water Damage

Water Damage Comes in Many Forms

Heavy rain, leaking pipes, even an overflowing tub or out-of-control shower are all possible sources of water damage.

Whether the damage is large or small, our teams can assess and restore damaged areas. SERVPRO^® of Missoula has the training and experience to find even hidden moisture and water damage. We remediate water damage, mitigate mold damage, and help restore residential, commercial, and commercial buildings to preloss conditions.

A Real-Life Worst-Case Scenario

Major water damage can happen, and has happened, without turning structures into total losses. Here is one example:

One client came home from a work trip to find a stream of water pouring down the stairs from a bathroom to the first floor. Water damage had delaminated the stairs, soaked through the floor and subflooring, and had destroyed drywall and insulation. There was mold damage on the tiles, the bathroom walls, and the upstairs flooring and downstairs ceiling. We removed the standing water and the moisture from the structure and mitigated the mold damage, removing all visible colonies from the HVAC as well as from the exterior. Our team cleaned and disinfected both floors of the home. We replaced the sheetrock, the drywall, and the flooring (only where necessary). We replaced the trim and repainted the damaged areas. We also checked for damage to the wiring and advised the homeowner to work with an electrician.

Check the SERVPRO of Missoula website for before-and-after photos of some of our restoration projects.

Plumbing Facts

In 1954, Albert Einstein complained of the political demands on scientists and said if he had a chance to re-do his life, he would have been a plumber. The Plumbers and Steamfitters Union made him an honorary member.

A low-flush toilet saves about 17,000 gallons of water a year. Just hold the handle down for a few seconds.

Ozzy Osbourne was a plumber’s apprentice before he devoted his life to music.

Storm Facts

July 13, 1977: A severe thunderstorm knocked out power all over New York City. For the first time in anyone’s memory, people there could see the Milky Way Galaxy. Light pollution hides the beauty of the night sky.

The planet has an average of 760 thunderstorms every hour.

Although heat lightning usually appears in the summer, it has nothing to do with heat. The lightning comes from storms so far away that we can’t hear the thunder.

Rain Facts

It rains liquid methane on Titan (one of Saturn’s moons).

The rainiest place on Earth is right here in the USA: Waieleale’s peak in Hawaii. The rainiest place where people live is in India: the city of Cherapundji.

Raindrops aren’t shaped like raindrops. The drops are spherical until they hit enough air pressure that they turn into puffy disks, like hamburger buns.

SERVPRO of Missoula Facts

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