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Fire & Water - Cleanup & Restoration

Equipment We Use To Get Your Job Done

9/21/2021 (Permalink)

Emergency clean-up equipment Our team uses equipment designed specifically for the job at hand.

Disaster Restoration Equipment

To help your property completely recover from any disaster or emergency, the SERVPRO of Streamwood, Bartlett, West Chicago & Warrenville team uses equipment designed specifically for the job at hand. Our emergency response vehicles come packed with generators, plywood, tarps, specialized drying equipment, and any other equipment we need to deal with your emergency. 

Inspection & Monitoring Tools

Advanced inspection tools allow us to determine the location and level of moisture, while our leading-edge monitoring tools let us keep track of the entire drying process.

Air Movers

Our air movers mitigate water damage by quickly drying surfaces like carpet, drywall, hardwood flooring, upholstery, or anything else. We set up our air movers to get the best results fast, reducing the chances of mold growth and helping your business recover quickly.

Dehumidifiers

We use one of three different types of dehumidifiers, based on the level of water damage at your property. Our dehumidifiers are highly efficient at removing moisture, working with our air movers and extractors to complete the drying system.

Extractors

Our top-of-the-line extraction tools speed up the drying process by directly removing water from affected areas of your property. Extractors work alongside our air movers and dehumidifiers to eliminate water damage faster.

Air Filtration Devices

Also known as air scrubbers and HEPA units, these devices are critical when drying structures with known contaminants. We use high-end air filtration devices that keep your air clean and your property safe.

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