Can The Carpet In My Office in Brandon Be Salvaged?

11/19/2021 (Permalink)

SERVPRO understands how serious water can damage the carpeting as well as other surfaces on your property, Call us for assistance with water removal.

SERVPRO Can Help You Assess The Damage and Make the Right Decision

Whenever your commercial Brandon office space needs water removal, our SERVPRO technicians are here to help. We are on call 24/7 to respond swiftly to your emergency and help us minimize your damages. Like you, we understand that every minute you remain closed represents issues in revenue.

Why Do I Need to Call a Professional Team to Extract The Water?  

Using a wet-dry vacuum and humidifiers will certainly help you evaporate water damage in your Brandon office, but it may not be enough. As professionals in the industry at SERVPRO, we have at our fingertips several tools that help us measure moisture levels and take action to restore them back to normal. Failure to extract all water can leave you with a suitable environment for bacteria, such as mold, to reproduce. Tackling the problem in a timely manner helps prevent future complications.  

What Are My Options to Save My Carpet?

The situation and our observations will help determine what happens to your carpet. In some instances, we can dry it in place as long as it has not been wet for more than 72 hours. Some advantages of this technique include the following:

-Less disruption to the flow of your business

-Less damage to the carpet

-Furniture may be able to stay in place

Alternatively, our SERVPRO crew can have a frank conversation and recommend the full removal of the carpet, if the damage is too far gone. When this happens, we work within local guidelines and ordinances to dispose of the carpet as recommended.

When our SERVPRO of Brandon/ North Riverview is at your side, we can discuss the benefits of each of the options available to you. Call us at (813) 741-3473 as soon as you discover the issue, and let us go to work for you. Together, we can leave your office, "Like it never even happened."