Storm damage in Monte Sereno brought a large amount of muddy ground water into this home. SERVPRO techs arrived to find standing water which they extracted. Then they scoped the walls to determine if any wicking occurred to save as much of the building materials as possible. 

The unpleasant debris remained after the flooding backed up the commode in this San Jose property. Professional assistance should be used to clean up and disinfect this house. We strongly recommend to property owners to call us so that this unwholesome environment can be restored to a safe and secure place for you and your family.

Storm damage in Los Gatos often involves power outages. When this is the case, SERVPRO of Los Gatos / Monte Sereno brings its own source of power to operate the necessary water damage restoration equipment. Pictured is a trailer mounted industrial generator which could be part of the power solution.

After the stormwater is removed from a Monte Sereno lower lever, SERVPRO technicians can clean out debris. The job is never completed until drying goals have been reached. Our team can rig equipment to accomplish this final phase of a storm-damaging event. Count on us.

Strong winds and driving rain gain entry into Monte Sereno structures requiring fast cleanup and restoration. We're faster to any size disaster. That is why SERVPRO is the logical choice to arrive, set up equipment, and preserve the preservable in your home. Count on us for great service.

The team to call if a storm has damaged your home is SERVPRO. We are locally owned and operated, ready 24/7, and Faster to Any Size Disaster. SERVPRO of Los Gatos / Monte Sereno has the experience, state-of-the-art equipment, and storm damage experience to restore your home to pre-damage condition.

When a storm damages your roof causing water damage to the ceiling you need to call our experts immediately. We're ready to respond 24/7 to your storm damage emergency. SERVPRO of Los Gatos / Monte Sereno has the storm damage experience and state-of-the-art equipment to make it “Like it never even happened.”