Farmington Cleanup and Restoration

Effects of Farmington Water Damage & Fire Damage

Farmington has a long-standing history in the state, with many landmark properties that have stood for generations in the municipal limits. Structures like the Stanley-Whitman House or the Hill-Stead Museum show interested patrons a glimpse into the past. Preserving Hartford County's history and protecting its future is a priority of municipal officials, which starts with the Farmington Historic District and shows natural areas like Rattlesnake Mountain.

Over the years, many have been attracted by the upscale community and its seclusion from bustling metropolises elsewhere in the country, including 'Iron' Mike Tyson, rapper Curtis Jackson (50 Cent), and astronaut Kathleen Rubins. Companies have also found the city appealing, with several corporations setting their headquarters here, like the Otis Elevator Company and Carvel.

Post-Fire Estimations for Claims

Much of the fire damage restoration process will begin when damage claim approval is achieved through your home insurance provider. SERVPRO IICRC-Certified professionals work to document damage and inventory contents through the structure to expedite this approval process. An important step we provide a short time after arrival is a detailed estimation of service costs.

Restoration Equipment After Water Disasters

Restoring water damage is the product of multiple tools and pieces of equipment combined to achieve results. These tools work together to restore impacted homes efficiently, from removing surface water pooling on the flooring to addressing the need to dry exposed building materials or reduce relative humidity.

Popular restoration tools include:

• Extractors
• Wet vacuums
• High-velocity air movers
• HEPA 500 air scrubbers

Clearing Airborne Threats After Fires

Air quality is one of the main concerns throughout the fire restoration process. Starting with the time technicians arrive, we must continually monitor and evaluate indoor air quality for contamination and operate several HEPA filtration products to trap harmful particulates. 

Overcoming Trapped Water Concerns

Trapped water damage is a considerable concern for drying structures, especially with facilities where hundreds of people depend on their operation, like Tunxis Community College, the Farmington Sports Arena, or the University of Connecticut Health Center. Our fast response with effective drying equipment can make it "Like it never even happened."

A situation like fire damage could destroy Hartford County homes. Call SERVPRO to help.