Overcoming Mansfield Fire Damage & Water Damage
The population of Mansfield fluctuates throughout the year as a college town. Still, it receives a steady flow of interested travelers for locations like the Connecticut State Museum of Natural History and historic properties and landmarks connected with the renowned Major Moses Mansfield. Much of the older architecture can be found in the Center Historic District and the Gurleyville Historic District.
A contributing factor to the hustle and bustle of the town is that it has grown around the University of Connecticut’s main campus. UConn enrolls more than 30,000 students, helping to keep small businesses profitable throughout the year. Restaurants around the sprawling campus also stay busy when school is in session. Campus facilities draw in crowds from all over the state, including the Ratcliffe Hicks Arena, William Benton Museum of Art, and the Harry A. Gampel Pavilion.
Emergency Services After Disasters
Water damage is a situation that our SERVPRO IICRC-certified team is continually prepared to face. We have stocked production vehicles with extraction devices, drying tools, and cleaning products to overcome the severe threats that standing water can cause. The mitigation needed for fire damage focuses most on controlled demolition, debris removal, and creating a less volatile and hazardous environment for responding technicians.
Cleaning Surfaces of Your Home
After fire damage, working quickly to overcome soot and smoke deposits on surfaces is essential. While air filtration practices can reduce circulating particles, soil residues ruin surfaces after short exposure. We must work fast to overcome the presence of stubborn soils on building materials and contents.
Cleaning products in our inventory can:
- Prevent mold
- Clear soot
- Deodorize
- Restore wood finishes
- Revitalize soiled carpets
Cleaning up water in Mansfield homes and businesses requires effective drying tools and mold-inhibiting products. We have Large Loss solutions for campus structures like the George J Sherman Family Sports Complex or the dormitories to keep water and mold damage from overwhelming the buildings. The famous Kirby's Mill Building landmark employed locals in the cotton thread industry that eventually migrated to fabricating brass objects.
Do not let water damage ruin your home. Contact SERVPRO today at (860) 461-7194.
