If a Tree Falls in the Kitchen, Call SERVPRO of St. Clair to Help Restore Your Home.

During a storm, debris can fall on your home, causing damage to your roof and walls. If storm damage is causing lingering problems in your home, SERVPRO^® of St. Clair Shores can help with the restoration process. 

SERVPRO of St. Clair Shores is Always Here to Help

If we minded storms, we wouldn’t live in Michigan.

The reason we live indoors, however, is we like some separation of ourselves from the natural elements – at least part of the time. We figure you feel the same way since you live indoors, or else you wouldn’t be interested in this video.

If one of Roseville’s not-overly rare winter storms damages your house, give us a call at 586-741-5050. Our emergency services are always available, even:

• At odd hours of the morning or night
• On holidays (major or minor)
• During football games
• When someone is whomping Ohio State but good
• When basketball is on tv

We are leaders in remediation of storm damage and in the restoration of structures and belongings. Check us out!

Water damage does not go away if you ignore it. Instead, it gets worse.

• The small water stains get larger until they change the color of the house
• The tiny bubble of delamination becomes giant strips of wood stripping away from the rest of the flooring
• Flakes of drywall turn into piles of dust where drywall used to be
• Suspicion of mold damage turns into arrest and conviction as mold colonies grow advanced enough to vote, kick the humans out of the house, and change all the dogs’ names to “Miffly”
• The mold colonies on the ceiling rename every cat “Googoo”, and eat away the ceiling beams until they collapse

The real point?

Before the disaster turns into a crisis of epic proportions, call 586-741-5050

While we can do a lot of remediation even after a long time has passed, be aware that the sooner we arrive, the more damage we can prevent.

We must repeat ourselves:

The sooner we arrive, the more damage we can prevent.

Plus… We’ve never seen the mold get advanced enough to change dogs’ and cats’ names, vote, or make people move out of the house. That was a flight of fancy. Sorry.

Somewhat Random Fact

It’s not totally random because this month is December, and we’re in the week of the 14^th:

December 18^th is National Ugly Sweater Day

The holiday raises questions:

• Is “ugly” in the eye of the beholder? If the wearer thinks it’s ugly, but others do not, does the ugliness count?
• What if one of the viewers knitted it for the wearer?
• What happens if the wearer doesn’t know the 18^th is Ugly Sweater Day and thinks the sweater is a good one?

SERVPRO of St. Clair Shores: Much more Focused When We Are at Work

We promise

Honest

586-741-5050