Newest member of the SERVPRO Fleet! Decals soon to be put on! Our new Box Truck will help our SERVPRO Franchise Professionals, when doing pack outs for a large commercial loss.

Above is our SERVPRO team from Fayette County and of Morgantown. Although not everyone is pictured in the photo, our entire teams strives to do the best capable job as possible to continue our trusted services. 

This is a picture of Carney's Auto Repair in Uniontown PA after a flood filled the inside of the shop. The garage door was left open just enough for the water to run underneath of it to cause the damage, mainly leaving the floor covered in mud and water.

What you see in this photo is a roof that has been ripped up due to a storm that did significant damage, with water leaking in causing a lot of the family's possessions to be ruined.

Pictured in this photo is a crawlspace that has been hit with tons of water from a flood that came through the Connellsville area. As you can see, it left a family's home a mess.

This was the aftermath of a fire that started because of a short that happened to an air conditioner in the second floor of this home. As you can see there is a significant amount of damage done to the outside of the home. 

What you see here is the result of an electrical fire that cause the damage done to the siding, windows, the door and the roof. We arrived and proceeded to board up where the building was affected the most.

This picture shows the aftermath of a kitchen fire in Fayette County when we arrived on scene. As you can see there was a lot of smoke and soot damage to the owners home. It called for a packout job by our SERVPRO crew.

This is the aftermath of a house in Uniontown when we arrived to the scene. There was tons of smoke and soot damage. This house was possessed by the Federal Housing Administration before it had caught fire. SERVPRO of Fayette County showed up and made the disaster "Like it never even happened!"

This photo is from a current job that our SERVPRO crew is working on. As you can see in the picture, there is tons of mold on the underneath of the floor of this house which is more than likely contaminating the basement with the mold pours in the air. 

As you can see in this picture shown here, the mold is covering a side of this wall that is located in the room where the hot water heater sits. The mold remediation process will begin as soon as possible.

Shown in this photo is mold on a homeowners ceiling. Getting ready to prep for paint, homeowner will paint on their own. If we come across additional work needed we will stop work immediately and notify homeowner.

This photo was taken from a Fayette County building where the inside of some of the walls are covered in a mold type substance. SERVPRO proceeded with all the right safety measures when doing the mold remediation. After all, some types of mold can be harmful when breathed in, and possibly deadly. 

As you can see in this photo, there is water about 2 ft deep throughout the entire crawlspace that I believe is under the porch of this family's home.

 Shown in this photo is a leaking pipe coming from the family's hot water tank. The leak caused significant water to soak the carpets in the rooms around where the pipe was leaking.

Here is our SERVPRO crew at work cleaning the basement floor at a near by high school. The crew is hard at work using squeegees to push the excess water outside through the door.  

This basement was affected by a nasty flood that came through the Connellsville area sometime in late August of 2016. The homeowner made the right call by contacting SERVPRO of Fayette County, and was very surprised by how quickly we got rid of all the water.