When a pipe burst at this local library, the SERVPRO of Newtown & Southern Litchfield County team was called to dry things out. We were able to mitigate the water damage without significantly disrupting the flow of activity in the library. A quick response was required to ensure that the books were not affected. It is always our goal when responding to commercial water damage in the Newtown area that the business is affected as little as possible. 

After we completed remediation for a water leak in this Brookfield, CT school kitchen, we did a top to bottom cleaning of the kitchen to make it sparkling and  "Like it never even happened". We professionally cleaned the refrigerator, freezer, sinks, walls, flooring and ceilings. If you have a commercial kitchen at your Newtown area restaurant or school that needs a deep cleaning, give our office a call at (203) 791-0920.

Freezing temperatures caused a pipe to burst at a Danbury dry cleaning establishment, causing the ceiling tiles to cave in. The result was a soggy mess with damage to the ceilings as well as the carpeting. The SERVPRO of Newtown and Southern Litchfield County crew was able toe xtract the water, remove the damaged materials and clean up the mess all in one day. This allowed the establishment to get back to business quickly, saving them money. 

When a water heater leaked in this Fairfield County apartment building, several apartments as well as the common areas were affected. Our crew used water extractors, air moving fans and commercial grade dehumidifiers to eradicate the water. SERVPRO of Newtown and Southern Litchfield County is ready to handle your water damage job- big or small!

When the staff of this business came in one morning, they discovered a flood that had been caused by a pipe burst. SERVPRO of Newtown and Southern Litchfield County was able to respond quickly and stop the damage from escalating.  Our crew arrived on site on the same day that we received the call and used dehumidifiers, industrial fans and water extractors to dry out the office and allow the company to continue doing it's business. 

When there was a broken water supply pipe in this Fairfield County building, the water seeped throughout.  Although some possessions were lost due to being in cardboard boxes, we were able to get there quickly  and minimize the damage.