SERVPRO honors and remembers our nation's fallen heroes, Memorial Day and everyday. They fought and served for our country so that we can serve our local community. Smiles and cheers abound as the SERVPRO crew pulls down the street during the annual Memorial Day parade in Findlay on Monday, May 30, 2022.

Our crew was called out to a homeowners  basement with over 4-feet of water inside. In addition there were a multitude of the customers contents submerged in the water and floating. The crew successful pumped out the water,  removed the contents and cleaned the basement. Within a hard days work the customers home looked like "It Never Even Happened"  

Bathroom floor has molded due to improper care from the home owners. Leaving the shower curtain on the outside of the tub when showering. This allows water to run down the curtain and onto the floor. Overtime the floor began to retain water and mold began to grow. 

SERVPRO team was able to discover the problem, clean and dry the area and provide the customer with a way to mitigate the situation. Always shower with the shower curtain in the shower, so the water just ends up back in the tub.   

This is the aftermath of water through wood flooring. With any water damage, you want to be sure the area is dried properly to avoid microbial growth. SERVPRO® of Hancock County always follows IICRC standards to assure proper drying is taking place. Feel free to reach out to us at 419-299-3774.

Our demo booth is ready for our insurance agents who are joining us for our CE class. During our onsite CE classes, we offer an demonstration for our participants. This demo booth is to show the effect of smoke damage and how to properly clean it. 

On Thursday, October 11th we were happy to be joined by local realtors for our continuing education class. Our owner, Rick Franks shared his vast restoration knowledge conducting the class.