Commit to at least one #NewYears resolution…and that's knowing the location of your water shut-off valve.
If your home was built on a concrete slab, the water shut-off valve may be near the hot water heater or in the garage.
The next place to look is outside near the street.
According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), candles caused 45 percent of home decoration fires in December, from 2015 to 2019.
If you experience fire or smoke damage, contact your local SERVPRO franchise to clean it up.
Help first responders by simply watching college football this #bowlseason!
Just post a selfie to social either at the game or while watching from home with the #MySelfieGives hashtag, and SERVPRO will donate $100 per post, up to $25K.
If you're taking part in #GivingTuesday, please consider our partner, the First Responders Children's Foundation.
FRCF provides financial support and other benefits to children like Addison who've lost a parent in the line of duty. https://t.co/hBLqyXAjW5
You can only keep four. Which two candies are out? Reply with your picks.
Of course, if chocolate is mushed into the sofa, you know who to call to clean it.
Since September is National Preparedness Month, it's time for the Disaster Response Draft.
Which team would you draft if disaster struck your property?
We're talking home fires and information you should know as National Preparedness Month continues.
Fire is fast, hot, dark, and deadly. For more on how to prepare for home fires, visit https://t.co/2qIElak0Eo.
As National Preparedness Month continues, here are a few ways to plan for extreme #heat.
For more tips on disaster prep, visit https://t.co/wWoaLDb38d.
You can only pick one Labor Day activity. Cookout or boating?
If you're cooking today and experience fire damage to your property, call SERVPRO for the cleanup.
September is National Preparedness Month and https://t.co/f3B5fAqZrB lists more than 25 types of disasters to prepare for.
Since SERVPRO is a disaster response leader, we're sharing preparation tips throughout the month.
This "extreme clean" had foam towering 20 ft. high covering this maintenance hangar after a fire alarm was accidentally set off. SERVPRO used a water tanker and hose to spray the foam. Afterwards, the remaining water was extracted and all surfaces were wiped and cleaned.