New Durham Cleanup and Restoration

Water Damage and Fire Damage Effects on Electronics in New Durham Homes 

New Durham, NH, blends history and a tranquil rural atmosphere. One of its most significant historical aspects is that it is the birthplace of the Free Will Baptist denomination, established in 1870 by Reverend Benjamin Randall. Other prominent people from the area include Alfred M. Jones, a successful politician and businessman and Colonel Thomas Tash, a well-known pioneer. Apart from its people, New Durham is known for attractions like the Old Meetinghouse, which was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1980. Hiking areas include Birch Ridge Community Forest and Ellis R. Hatch Jr. Wildlife Management Area.  

You can know New Durham, NH, even better by attending local events and festivals. Local sports events like Curry Colonels vs. New Hampshire Wildcats on November 6, 2025, and UConn Huskies vs. New Hampshire Wildcats on November 21, 2025, provide an electrifying atmosphere.  If you love dancing, the Nut/Cracked show on November 29, 2025, is a wild twist on a holiday classic.  You can also find support through groups like the December Perinatal Loss Support Group on December 4, 2025, where participants create remembrance ornaments.   

Beyond Short Circuits After Water Damage 

Electronics, such as televisions, exposed to water can short-circuit and stop functioning immediately. However, other, more insidious problems can develop when the gadget is exposed to a leak or is stored in a damp environment. Gradual corrosion affecting metal contacts, solder joints and conductive pathways falls under this category. SERVPRO® can provide a reprieve by placing a dehumidifier near your items or regulating the room temperature. However, we recommend professional inspection. 

Signs of a hidden problem 

• Intermittent functionality 
• Fogging on screens 
• Distorted audio or video 

Fire Damage Is More Than Melting Components 

Fire devastates electronics and appliances by burning and melting their components. Silent and often deceptive damage can happen from soot and smoke residues. Smoke is particularly insidious because it consists of complex aerosols of acidic compounds that eat away at metal contacts and circuit traces. Soot, on the other hand, is conductive, thus creating unintended electrical pathways on circuit boards. SERVPRO technicians can help you identify vulnerable devices and address issues, preventing premature device failures.

Call SERVPRO to help save your electronics from water and fire damage issues.