With the recent freezing temperatures, make sure you stay proactive.

Some things to do to help avoid having your pipes freeze:

Keep your heat up. 

Open your cabinets to let heat get to pipes.

Make sure your pipes are wrapped or insulated properly.

Leave your faucets dripping.

If you do have to leave town, drain your pipes.

Keep the garage doors closed.

Lastly, know where to turn off the water if disaster strikes.

Depicted here are some of our drying equipment on scene after a water damage incident.

Thorough drying is important to us so mold doesn't grow in your home or business after water damage. 

With the freezing temperatures upon us make sure you stay proactive.

Some things to do to help avoid having your pipes freeze:

Keep your heat up. 

Open your cabinets to let heat get to pipes.

Make sure your pipes are wrapped or insulated properly.

Leave your faucets dripping.

If you do have to leave town, drain your pipes.

Keep the garage doors closed.

Lastly, know where to turn off the water if disaster strikes.

SERVPRO of Washington County responded to a water damage incident in a Washington County home whose hot water heater had leaked. The water damage caused some issues, but nothing our professionals couldn't handle once we arrived on scene! As you know by now, if you follow our content, water damage can lead to secondary mold damage if it isn't handled properly. This picture shows what can happen if you don't call SERVPRO as soon as you suspect water damage in your home.

Even the smallest drip drop of water in your attic or ceiling can feed enough mold to cause some serious issues for you and your home... but have no fear, SERVPRO is here!

A bathroom water leak and flood left seemingly everywhere wet! We arrived on scene with our special drying equipment to dry out any damage and prevent any mold from growing in place of the water.