Servpro of Cherokee County is Ready for Hurricane Season With Latest Technology

ALPHARETTA, Ga. - Oct. 22, 2013 - PRLog -- October 10, 2013 - Hurricane season continues, and with Hurricane Andrea hitting Georgia in June, we are aware of the potential disasters that face us this time of year. Fortunately, Servpro of Cherokee County is ready to face those disasters head on with a multitude of equipment designed to restore homes and businesses from water damage and other natural disasters. Among the latest equipment in water damage remediation, Servpro is proud to announce the acquisition of three new Injectidry systems.

There are many methods for restoring water damaged flooring, but wood flooring is among the trickiest to dry. The porous nature of wood means that water can seep further into a wood floor than a concrete or tiled floor, and this can lead to future mold problems even if the wood flooring seemed dry at the time.

Mopping the surface alone can lead to further water damage down the line such as warping of the wood panels and mold growth. All levels of flooring and subflooring must be thoroughly dried to prevent any future damage. Thankfully, your local Servpro franchise has an Injectidry system for just such occasions! The system includes a series of panels that are secured to the flooring and attached to a series of hoses, all connecting at the Injectidry vacuum. The panels force air through the porous wood, and suck up the water as it is pushed through the wood. Forget about having to completely renovate! No need to remove and replace those wood floors; in no time at all, Servpro can restore the original wood floors from water damage like it never even happened!

For more information on how the Injectidry system works, you can view this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ms8CbM5_5jA



Injectidry is just one in a long list of advanced technology that Servpro uses to restore structures from water damage. While hurricane seasons comes to a close, local businesses and residences can feel safe knowing that Servpro is there to handle any water damage, no matter how big or small.

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To learn more about the franchise, please contact

Tiffany Rowell, Office Manager

1360 Union Hill Rd, Ste 11-A

Alpharetta, GA 30004

Office: (770) 887-1962

Fax: (770) 7727395

tiffany@servpro8378.com