Not all office buildings are immune to water damage! This 75,000 sq. ft building fell victim to the recent polar vortex and suffered extensive damage in the basement.

SERVPRO of the Attleboros was called to a North Attleboro office building that had experienced flooding due to a recent rainstorm. Since the loss occurred over the weekend and the owner did not know until the following Monday, our crews had to remove the carpeting to ensure that no mold would have the chance to spread.

SERVPRO of The Attleboros was called to a commercial office building in Swansea that had experienced a loss due to a clogged drain. As you can see in the photo, hazardous waste spread all over the floor. Our crews went in immediately and made the loss, "Like it never even happened."

SERVPRO of the Attleboros was called to an office in Somerset, where a recent rainstorm had wreaked havoc on a school building. Knowing the potential mold danger(s), we immediately dispatched a crew to extract the water and remove the carpeting. Our customer could not have been happier with our prompt response time.

Recently, our crews were called to a workplace where a musty smell was fermenting around the home of an old New England building. When we went upstairs, we noticed dampened and exposed pieces of insulation and asbestos. Identified as harmful materials, we immediately evacuated the area and took care of the issue. 

SERVPRO of the Attleboros was recently called to a job site where oil barrels were knocked over and spilled all over a working platform. In order to get the commercial site up and running as soon as possible, our crews were immediately dispatched and made sure to clean each and every drop of oil. Once again, the disaster was, "Like it never even happened." 

SERVPRO of the Attleboros was recently called to a commercial water damage in Attleboro. Mixed in with the recent snow storm, the buildup of water had found its way into the offices break room. Our crews were immediately called and made the situation, "Like it never even happened."