It has been a wet 2018. Greer, SC had one hurricane, one tropical storm, and a massive winter storm. It seems like the ground never had a chance to really dry out. When the soil is this saturated water can flow anywhere, including inside of a crawlspace. And since the ground is so wet, the water can sit there for days or longer and can cause significant problems if ignored.

Just because you do not see water does not mean that moisture isn't there. SERVPRO of East Greenville County uses specialized equipment to return materials to dry standard. Our drying mats have an air mover that creates a powerful vacuum seal to move air from the sub-floor to the surface, making sure that all the moisture that can be removed is removed from hardwood floors.

A Greenville, SC office was flooded when the water supply line to a toilet burst due to extremely high pressure. The water pressure was so high that the stream had enough force to reach the ceiling tiles. It is believed that the incident happened sometime over the weekend as several hundred gallons of water poured over the majority of the office and flooded into multiple other businesses on the floor below. Impacting the ceiling, walls, contents, and floor of those businesses as well. After being notified, SERVPRO of East Greenville County rushed to the location and took action to remove standing water and start the drying process using specialized equipment to preserve as much of the businesses as they could and reduce the amount of time the impacted businesses will be shut down.

A Greenville, SC office was flooded when the water supply line to a toilet burst due to extremely high pressure. The water pressure was so high that the stream had enough force to reach the ceiling tiles. It is believed that the incident happened sometime over the weekend as several hundred gallons of water poured over the majority of the office and flooded into multiple other businesses on the floor below. Impacting the ceiling, walls, contents, and floor of those businesses as well. After being notified, SERVPRO of East Greenville County rushed to the location and took action to remove standing water and start the drying process using specialized equipment to preserve as much of the businesses as they could and reduce the amount of time the impacted businesses will be shut down.

A Greenville, SC office was flooded when the water supply line to a toilet burst due to extremely high pressure. The water pressure was so high that the stream had enough force to reach the ceiling tiles. It is believed that the incident happened sometime over the weekend as several hundred gallons of water poured over the majority of the office and flooded into multiple other businesses on the floor below. Impacting the ceiling, walls, contents, and floor of those businesses as well. After being notified, SERVPRO of East Greenville County rushed to the location and took action to remove standing water and start the drying process using specialized equipment to preserve as much of the businesses as they could and reduce the amount of time the impacted businesses will be shut down.

A Greenville, SC office was flooded when the water supply line to a toilet burst due to extremely high pressure. The water pressure was so high that the stream had enough force to reach the ceiling tiles. It is believed that the incident happened sometime over the weekend as several hundred gallons of water poured over the majority of the office and flooded into multiple other businesses on the floor below. Impacting the ceiling, walls, contents, and floor of those businesses as well. After being notified, SERVPRO of East Greenville County rushed to the location and took action to remove standing water and start the drying process using specialized equipment to preserve as much of the businesses as they could and reduce the amount of time the impacted businesses will be shut down.

SERVPRO of East Greenville County's Bryan and Shawn show why they are glad to have personal protective equipment to protect them from mud after extracting several inches of water from under a local medical facility.