SERVPRO Gets Flood Damage Restored in Clearwater Beach Homes Fast

12/24/2021 (Permalink)

When your home is flooded, both the structure and the contents can be affected. Contact SERVPRO for effective flood damage remediation services.

Clearwater Beach Homeowners Count on SERVPRO for Flood Damage Restoration

Restoring flood damage to your Clearwater Beach home is a complex task. Hiring an experienced company like SERVPRO can help prevent long-term damage to your property by ensuring prompt and reliable remediation. 

SERVPRO technicians are trained and equipped to tackle numerous potential safety hazards during the restoration of flood damage to your Clearwater Beach home. We take safety concerns seriously and address them promptly before proceeding with emergency services and restoration work. Every water damage restoration project is different, and a proper hazard assessment is crucial for the safety of the technicians and the occupants. 

What are some of the safety hazards that SERVPRO techs face during flood restoration in Clearwater Beach?

SERVPRO is committed to the safety of our technicians and our customers. Our technicians abide by the rules and regulations under the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards. As soon as the restorers arrive at your Clearwater Beach home, they undertake the process of identifying hazards and managing the associated risk. The technicians look for potential hazards within the building and any operations or activities that expose workers or bystanders to harm. Some considerations examined at this time include- 

• Overhead hazards include ceilings that may collapse due to accumulated water
• Electric hazards due to the intrusion of water in electric systems
• Slip, trip, and fall hazards due to wet surfaces
• Contaminated water
• Inadequate lighting hazards

Control measures are then initiated to manage the risk created by the identified hazards successfully.

Call SERVPRO of SERVPRO of Clearwater South / Clearwater Beach at (727) 614-0099 with any query regarding flood damage restoration.