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SERVPRO La Mesa

  • 7918 El Cajon Blvd, #N360
    La Mesa, CA 91941 (map)
  • (619) 469-0000

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SERVPRO La Mesa • La Mesa, CA

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Whether you need emergency restoration or top-to-bottom home cleaning following fire, water or mold damage, you can trust us to make your house feel like home again. Our goal is to help you regain control to make your damage like it never even happened.

Concerned residents prepare for inbound storm systems. When facing a pipe rupture, leak, overflow, or other water damage you can rely on our team to respond promptly. Let us take the chaos and confusion out of your hands. We are the preferred mitigation vendor for most insurance companies.

"We are proud to be able to bring Servpro Industries, Inc.'s nationally recognized services to our customers," said Mike Sprague, "I encourage home and business owners to contact us about any cleaning or restoration need they may have especially following a fire or water loss when emergency response is vital to protecting their assets from further damage."

In addition to fire, water, and mold cleanup and restoration services, residential and commercial customers can take advantage of our wide variety of cleaning services: carpets, floors, on-site dry cleaning of draperies, furniture and upholstery, and ductwork systems.

In the event of a fire or water damage, we provide 24-hour emergency service. Under normal circumstances, our professionals can be on-site in less than 2 hours to provide emergency mitigation services to help the property owner regain control of their life as soon as possible.

Mike Sprague of SERVPRO La Mesa

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Question and answer

Q. Describe the most common types of jobs you do for your clients.

A. Moisture damage inspection services, as well as identification of underlying causes.

Emergency water removal from flooring, basements, and crawlspaces.

Water damage mitigation & structural drying.

Containment barrier systems to isolate affected areas from unaffected spaces.

Removal of contaminated porous materials for sanitizing of hard/structural surfaces.

Mold Mitigation & Remediation.

Engineering control systems with HEPA air filtration as part of Microbial Remediation protocols.

Structural drying techniques utilizing Refrigerant & Desiccant based dehumidifiers. Specialty floor & wall drying systems according to site specific needs.

Q. What advice do you have for a customer looking to hire a provider like you?

A. Is there company a nationwide provider? Are they on your insurance companies "Approved Vendor" list? Are they IICRC certified to perform water damage restoration / structural drying / mold remediation. Are they EPA RRP Lead Safe Certified? Do they carry General Liability / Workmens Compensation / Pollution Liability. Do they "Third Party" verify their mold remediation projects. A qualified professional restoration vendor should asses the damages with moisture meters and other survey equipment and recommend an appropriate action plan. The science behind water damage restoration is not fully understood by all providers. Sound drying science dictates what type and how much equipment will be required to dry any structure.

Q. If you were a customer, what do you wish you knew about your trade? Any inside secrets to share?

A. The amount of time building materials remain wet has a direct effect on the total time and cost to complete a restoration. As we all know "Time is Money", the Sooner you begin to dry a water damaged structure - the less absorption will occur greatly affecting the total cost of the damage.
Drying a clean water loss "In Place" should only happen in the first 24hrs after damage occurs. After 48hrs Bacteria or Mold can begin to amplify. After 72hrs visible mold growth is common, and the opportunity to dry porous materials "In Place" has passed. All porous materials should be removed and discarded as they are likely to be contaminated. Structural framing and other hard surfaces require sanitizing and drying.

The key is acting quickly to avoid costly demo, rebuilding, and extending project completion deadline.

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