When a fire occurs in your Prattville home our crew is here to help! Our quick response will limit further damage and reduce your restoration costs. We have the training, fire damage experience, and state-of-the-art equipment to restore your home in Prattville to pre-damage condition. SERVPRO of Prattville will make it “Like it never even happened.”

Roof leaks and insufficient insulation often lead to mold infestations in Tallassee area attics. SERVPRO can use a technique called "ice-blasting" to remove the growth without flooding the area with water. Then an antimicrobial product protects against future mold growth, once the repairs have been completed.

Water damage at this Prattville home was the result of a roof leak during a thunderstorm. The ceiling gave way to the water leak during the night. The owners needed help, and they needed it fast. Rainwater was pouring into their home. SERVPRO of Prattville provides emergency service 24/7. We are uniquely equipped to handle water damage events such as this. We are armed with the latest equipment available and industry certified technicians to perform the work needed.

Commercial water damage occurred when the automatic sprinkler system accidently activated and soaked the industrial carpeting in this conference room. We used commercial extractors to clean up the water and then placed air movers and dehumidifiers in place to aid the drying process.

The smoke damage to this home in Tallassee was more ruinous that the damage caused by the flames. We discarded charred materials before we could set up ozone machines to remove the odors from this vacated property. We finally completed the service with a thermal fogging to neutralize any hidden smoke particulates.

Crews from SERVPRO of Prattville raced to Houston, joining a compliment from our branch offices at Montgomery and North Lilburn Georgia, in the effort to aid the people of Houston displaced by the city's worst recorded flooding in 200 years! Restoring a home that has been flooded by grossly contaminated stormwater requires unique equipment, products, and technical training. The equipment you see in the photo above is designed to liberate moisture trapped even in dense materials such as concrete, structural wood, and hardwood flooring by hot air circulation, and then removing it from the premises with powerful dehumidifiers. During the five days we were there, we were able to restore the homes of about 50 families in the Houston area, but without the expert assistance of employees like Greg Gasz, our Large Loss Resource Coordinator, it wouldn't have been possible. A special thanks to the crew members who volunteered to spend five days and nights away from family.