Restoration is a full-circle job at SERVPRO. We take damaged properties from start to finish with extraction and final touch pressure-washing too.

It became “all hands on deck” quickly as we got a call in from a large department store after fire sprinklers went off for hours on end. 

Our crew began the drying and water removal before entering the reconstruction phases.

From residential to commercial water damage restoration, we focus on restoring salvageable items, accelerating drying time while documenting the entire restoration process.

The most important part of water damage servicing is time! We serve schools, state building, medical facilities and more. Our priority, after assessing the damage, is getting the facilities back to community service as fast as possible.

If you discover a water damage disaster in your Tallahassee home, our crew is here to help. Our state-of-the-art equipment and advanced cleaning techniques can restore your Tallahassee home to pre-damage condition. SERVPRO® of North Leon County is Faster to Any Size Disaster!

The world-renowned SERVPRO® Green Fleet is at the ready 24/7 to respond to urgent calls for water removal to mitigate damages. Whether in the Tallahassee or Meridian regions of the Florida Panhandle our skilled professional teams are equipped with industry-leading gear, tools, and products to grapple with the most difficult and challenging problems of cleanup and restoration. Residential and commercial customers receive the best service this industry can offer. Have a water, fire, or mold issue? You know who to call!

SERVPRO® of North Leon County is performing a water damage restoration at beautiful Lake Ella in Tallahassee. If your Tallahassee property has water damage, our local team of restoration experts have the experience and equipment to restore your commercial or residential property back to the original condition. Call us for fast and professional service. 

Water damage at this Tallahassee home shows debris on the ceramic tile flooring. The debris is texturing that has fallen from the ceiling. The water damage originated on the floor above soaking the ceiling of this room. The source of the water damage was repaired, and SERVPRO® of North Leon County dried the floor and the ceiling.

Water damage at this Lamonia home was the result of a roof leak. Water collected above the ceiling of this room until the weight caused the ceiling to collapse. You can see the awful mess of insulation and drywall that resulted from the incident. If your home suffers water damage, call SERVPRO® of North Leon County 24/7 at (850) 536-6599.

Water damage occurred when a pipe burst inside an interior wall of this Meridian home. The wood studs and drywall have become soaked. The insulation will have to be removed to allow for sufficient drying of the wood structural elements behind the wall.

Water Damage to this Tallahassee home left standing water throughout the house. This photo shows the floors stripped to the subflooring and ready for drying. Note that the baseboards have been removed and some moisture wicked up the walls. High-tech moisture measuring devices will be employed to determine how to address the moisture on the walls.

Shown in this photo is water damage to a "laminate" floor. The foreground shows a section of laminate flooring that has been removed and turned over to demonstrate that water has gotten under the laminate. This type of finished flooring product is composed of engineered wood and can almost never be saved. It will be removed and discarded.