It is heartbreaking to look at the homes and businesses that had to throw out many of their belongings because of Storm Damage. This was just one of the homes that our crews saw while working to clean up from Hurricane Laura. 

It is important to know the differences in weather condition terms so you can stay safe in dangerous weather conditions!

Advisory is the least serious warning. It means that you are likely to experience inconveniences due to the weather. It is important to precede with caution.

Watch refers to the weather conditions being possible in your are within the next few days.

Lastly, warning means that the weather conditions will affect you area soon. This is the most serious of the three warnings. It is also the only one with certainty of the weather condition occurring.

Our Storm Team assists customers all over the country that have storm damage and any other type of flood or disaster. 2017 brought us many disasters and our team answered the call. Hurricane Harvey caused unbelievable damage and heart ache across the entire Houston area as well as the outlying coastal areas.

When you need help and you need it fast, SERVPRO of Allen, Barren, Hart, Green, and Taylor Counties is there for you. When you have water damage in your home or business, every minute and detail matters! We are available 24/7 for all emergencies, especially when water extraction and drying from flood water is crucial.
Don't hesitate to call!

270-659-0067

Going on Storm is full of hard work, but also extremely rewarding to see what we can do to help others.  Our incredible crew works hard in the aftermath of a disaster. This flood damage happened during the flooding this year in Kansas City, MO.  It was unexpected but our guys rose to the occasion. We make disasters "Like it never even happened.

SERVPRO is always ready to serve our customers in an efficient and professional manner. Call the professionals if the unexpected happens to your home or place of business

Call us anytime at 270-659-0067 for any of your cleaning needs!