Servpro of North Pomona / La Verne

Protect valuable furniture when experiencing light flooding or a small water loss in your home, with these two tips.

Here are a few good tips to keep you safe if you experience floodwaters in your home.

Fire damage can be costly, that's why we restore all we can. This is how we clean interior walls free from soot and smelly residue caused by fire.

It's National Video Games Day and like everyone else, we're obsessed with Animal Crossing. Check the comments for the SERVPRO uniform design code!

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So, how do we clean after fires? Cleaning in fire damage restoration means removing smoke residues and removing smoke odors.

Contact us to set up an Emergency Response Profile (ERP), which outlines every step of your emergency plan in any situation. We will have you "Ready for whatever happens."

With Fashion Week approaching, we took a look at our threads over the last several decades. What year was your favorite look?

September is National Preparedness Month and we've learned a lot from our disaster recovery work over the years. Visit https://bit.ly/3jpR1Fo now to learn how you can plan for when disaster strikes.

Bleeding happens when dye is dislodged and moved while suspended in a liquid cleaning solution. Test a small area first, If bleeding occurs, apply a dye fixative to help set the dye and stop bleeding.

Avoid a cleaning disaster by knowing the type of fibers in the material you're cleaning. Knowing the fiber type and using the right cleaning product and method could be the difference between restoration and replacement.

A backed-up toilet stinks. Harmful contaminants can pose serious health risks if not addressed quickly. SERVPRO professionals have the training, protective gear, and specialized equipment necessary to safely clean these messes.

What stage of quarantine are you at? We're here...

Facial hair can limit the effectiveness of face coverings. Which option do you think is most effective for masks?