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SERVPRO Commercial Services
12/11/2019 (Permalink)
SERVPRO of La Mesa & Lemon Grove provides 24-hour emergency service and is dedicated to being faster to any-sized disaster in San Diego County. We can respond immediately to your emergency and have the expertise to handle your restoration or cleaning needs.
24-Hour Emergency Service
Faster to Any-Sized Disaster
Highly Trained Restoration Technicians
A Trusted Leader in the Restoration Industry
Locally Owned and Operated
Advanced Restoration and Cleaning Equipment
There's never a convenient time for fire or water damage to strike your commercial property. Every hour spent cleaning up is an hour of lost revenue and productivity. So when the need arises for professional cleaning or emergency restoration services we have the training and expertise to respond promptly with highly trained technicians to get your property back to business. Learn more about our commercial services: https://www.SERVPROlamesalemongrove.com/commercial-restoration-services
Commercial Water Damage Restoration
Commercial Fire Damage Restoration
Commercial Emergency Services
12/11/2019 (Permalink)
Water and fire damages tend to occur when we least expect them to. For commercial properties, speed is of the essence to ensure business operations can resume as soon as possible. The same goes for commercial residential buildings. We recently had one of our client's commercial buildings catch on fire, affecting several units. We responded right away to perform emergency services. Our technicians boarded up doors and windows to ensure the property was safe and secure. Although the HOA ended up filing an insurance claim for the structural damage, the contents are considered homeowner responsibility. With multiple units affected this means we have to work with different insurance companies, multiple claims, and various adjusters. SERVPRO of La Mesa & Lemon Grove is prepared and ready to handle all types of large, commercial losses. We have the experience and organization needed to properly and efficiently handle this type of work. If your business or commercial property experience a water or fire damage, give us a call!
Commercial Building Emergency Tips
12/9/2019 (Permalink)
If your commercial property were to suddenly experience a fire or water damage, would you and your employees know what to do? Having a prepared plan is extremely important, as well as everyone knowing the plan.
The first step to creating an emergency plan is to answer some basic questions. Would you or your employees know what to do first? How will you ensure everyone's safety? Start with answering these questions, then put them together to create an emergency plan for the building. A few important things to include in this plan are safety for everyone, an easy to follow set of procedures to follow, and how to carry on with business in order to avoid a disruption in cash flow.
Having an emergency plan and making sure everyone is aware of it is important.
Is Your Business Ready For An Emergency?
12/9/2019 (Permalink)
If you own a business and suddenly have a water or fire damage, would you and your employees be prepared?
SERVPRO of La Mesa & Lemon Grove offers the ERP: Emergency Ready Profile. It is a useful tool that can help prepare your business for any potential emergency. The SERVPRO Emergency Ready Profile serves as a quick reference document, detailing important building and contact information. It can be an ideal supplement to any existing emergency preparedness plan. Rather than simply reacting to a disaster, businesses can be proactive by establishing a relationship with a restoration company. SERVPRO of La Mesa & Lemon Grove is a leader in fire and water damage response and can help you get your property back in working order.
The SERVPRO Emergency Ready Profile offers the following:
- A free assessment of your facilities emergency preparedness.
- Secure information in one location that will help you get back into your building following a disaster.
- Facility details such as shut off valve locations, priority contact information and identification of the line of command to authorize emergency work to begin.