Heavy Rains Can Damage Your Manayunk Home | SERVPRO® of Manayunk and Chestnut Hill

8/12/2021 (Permalink)

If you need help dealing with any damage caused by water, contact SERVPRO of Manayunk and Chestnut Hill today.

Water damage is a common headache for homeowners. In fact, experts in the insurance industry estimate that as many as one in every 50 American homeowners will file a water damage claim this year.

We hope your home isn’t damaged by water this year. But your local SERVPRO team is ready to help you if you need our team’s expertise!

You may not think about rain, a common occurrence in the forecast, as a cause for water damage. After all, it’s not as extreme as a major storm.

But damage from heavy rains can become a serious problem for homeowners. If your home is not properly maintained, rain can cause costly damage over time.

Stop Heavy Rains From Damaging Your Home

Do you want to take your water damage protection to the next level? These projects can help you do just that.

Find solutions to any yard drainage issues. Water that pools in your yard, water that drains toward your home or water flowing toward your garage can be signs of a problem that needs to be fixed. Let a landscaping expert help you protect your yard.

Native plants should be considered for your landscaping. Protective landscaping can be both beautiful and useful. Plants that are native to our area are great resources to help protect your home from water damage. Look for native plant sales in your area!

Take care of your roof. Loose shingles need to be repaired. Sealing it can make a difference, too. About [95% of roof damage is caused by water finding its way through gaps] in your shingles. Sealing your roof prevents that from happening.

If you need help dealing with damage caused by water, fire or any other issue, we’re here to help you restore your home. We have crews who are available ²⁴⁄₇ in the event of an emergency. Contact us at any time to learn more about us and how we can help you restore your home to its original state.