After a hurricane, much of the damage in Connecticut is to roofs and windows damaged from high winds and trees falling. Our team always has the vans and trucks prepared to help.

Not an unfamiliar sight around these parts. When the temperatures plummet into the single digits, it's inevitable that the calls for flooding after frozen and burst pipes will be coming into our office. Our team is ready to respond. 

In many Connecticut homes, heavy rains inevitably lead to basement flooding. While concrete floors are better than porous flooring when it comes to water damage, professional cleaning is still often needed. 

When the temperatures drop in the winter, those pipes will freeze! The number one call to SERVPRO of Shelton, Naugatuck in the winter is frozen pipes that have burst in unoccupied homes. 

Many Connecticut homeowners escape the snow and go south in the winter and we can't blame them! Vacant homes, however, are at risk for water damage due to frozen pipes that burst and aren't immediately discovered. 

By far, the most common call we receive in the wintertime is due to water damage from a frozen pipe that has burst. Even in well insulated homes, pipes can freeze and burst in Connecticut.