After water damage impacted the property shown, SERVPRO of Northern Staten Island came in to perform cleaning tasks related to water and mold cleanup in Staten Island. The technician in this image is sweeping suds from specialized, EPA-registered antimicrobials across the surface, which allows it to more evenly penetrate semi-porous surfaces like concrete, including any cracks present.

SERVPRO technicians in this image are examining a damaged wall with a moisture sensor calibrated to assess the water levels of drywall. The floor has been heavily impacted by moisture and soils, and baseboards have been removed to prepare for flood cuts and drying wall cavities, which can help address commercial water, mold, and flood cleanup needs in Staten Island.

These SERVPRO professionals are preparing to mitigate boiler leak water damage in this Staten Island property. Affected floorboards have been pulled up, and tarps and sheeting have been erected to protect the room’s contents. Professionals can now focus on eliminating moisture, drying the space, and preparing it for repairs and renovations.

Certified SERVPRO of Northern Staten Island crew members take necessary precautions when dealing with water and mold in Staten Island crawlspaces. This includes utilizing full-body PPE, performing debris collection, and preparing for extraction and sanitation of debris and contaminated water as well as microbes.

In this image, SERVPRO of Northern Staten Island flood cleanup technicians have set up containment with polyethylene sheeting and removed excess water and debris from the area before setting up air movers around the perimeter of the room. These devices direct moist air toward the dehumidifier in the middle, which isolates moisture for removal.

SERVPRO® crew members like the one in this image perform thorough moisture detection with advanced technologies like thermal imaging cameras. These devices use temperature detection to assess potential areas afflicted with elevated moisture that can indicate water and mold damage in Staten Island residences, such as in this property’s ceiling.