We have the training and expertise to safely handle any mold situation. If you notice mold growth in your home, or notice a musty smell, give SERVPRO of Yavapai County a call, and we'll be there quick to address the damage.
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As a locally owned and operated business, SERVPRO of Yavapai County is close by and ready to respond to your flood or water damage emergency. We use advanced water inspection and extraction equipment to help find the moisture and remove it as quickly as possible.
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Can you believe it's already fall? Comment below your favorite season!
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Storms occur with little warning and can be especially devastating, so you’ll need the company that you can trust to rise to the occasion. Regardless of the type of storm, SERVPRO Franchise Professionals can handle any size disaster.
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Water leaks alone leave incredible amounts of damage and immense waste in their wake. If your Prescott home has been struck by water damage, don't hesitate, call SERVPRO of Yavapai County today!
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Avoid disaster. New rugs are often treated with a chemical wash to brighten colors. If a chemical wash was too strong, it could loosen the dye and wash out. Pre-test a small area to avoid a big problem.
Distinguishing between dust & soot: 1. Soot is black, dust is grey; 2. Dust bunches and soot doesn’t; 3. Soot may also be grey but has less bulk than dust; 4. Soot could be hard to see, check with white tissue.
Our SERVPRO technicians are trained to remove odors using industrial air scrubbers and fogging equipment after your property has suffered a fire.
If you experience a major water loss or flooding, never turn on electrical appliances that have been exposed to water. Repairs to electrical wiring must be performed by a pro.
Make sure there is nothing in the oven before each use. An oven should never be used for storage. #firesafety
Water damage can quickly turn to mold if not dealt with immediately. SERVPRO of Yavapai County has years of experience dealing with mold and water damage restoration.
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5 Dangers of Deep Frying a Turkey
-Turkey fryers can easily tip over, spilling hot cooking oil
over a large area or surface.
-An over-filled cooking pot can cause cooking oil to spill or splatter when the turkey is placed in the pot.
-Even a small amount of cooking oil spilling on a hot burner can cause a large fire.
-Without thermostat controls, deep fryers can overheat cooking oil to the point of igniting a fire.
-The sides of the cooking pot, lid, and pot handles can get dangerously hot
A small water leak can quickly turn into major damage. If water damage strikes, you can trust the water restoration experts at SERVPRO of Yavapai County to return your property to pre-damage conditions.
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We've performed more than 27,000 viral pathogen cleanings and are doing all we can to help get America back. One community, business, and home at a time.
When you go on vacation, make sure that all of your appliances are unplugged to prevent them from overheating and causing a fire.
#FireSafety Tip: NEVER use a generator, camp stove, charcoal grill, gasoline or propane heater indoors.
If your Prescott, AZ, home or business experiences storm or flood damage, give SERVPRO of Yavapai County a call. Our team is dedicated to minimizing the disruption that storm damage or water damage has on your life.
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Fire Fact: Frying is still the leading activity associated with cooking fires.
