Sometimes the flashing around the perimeter of a chimney can pull away from the other roofing materials, allowing water to enter the home by leaking down around the chimney. Learn more.

At least twice a year, and after any storm or flooding event, it is recommended to have your crawl space inspected for water damage. Learn more.

Our local North Eugene and Northwest Lane County teams know firsthand that there are many causes of water damage. In fact, there are over 14,000 water damage claims made in the United States each day, making water damage the number one insurance claim in the U.S. Learn more.

Water intrusion is an insurance term used to describe water entering a home or business from an exterior source. Clogged storm drains, and poor drainage around a home’s foundation can lead to water intrusion issues. Roofs in poor condition or damaged during a storm can also cause water to enter the home or building. Learn more.

One of the most common reasons for appliance failures is a cracked or leaking door seal on your dishwasher. Dishwashers use large amounts of water so when the door seal is damaged, water can escape and cause significant flood  damage in a short period of time. Learn more.

When you notice mold growth, you probably have a water leak hiding somewhere inside the walls of your Eugene home or commercial business. Learn more.

Water intrusion is a term used by insurance companies to describe damage caused by water entering the home from an outside source. Some examples would be a clogged storm drain, rain gutter, or downspout causing water to enter and flood a structure. Roof damage is another way water can enter a home. Learn more.

When cracks form on foundation walls, water can seep into the structure, causing water damage. Our local team in North Eugene and Northwest Lane County responds to water damage emergencies throughout the year and offers these tips from the Insurance Information Institute for preventing basement water seepage. Learn more.

Most household surfaces and belongings are porous, so even if something feels dry to the touch, water can remain inside, and if the item is not dried completely, the materials will break down, warp, or cause mold damage. Learn more.

Our North Eugene and Northwest Lane County have been restoring water damage in Franklin for years. When we arrive at a water damage emergency scene, we begin with a detailed inspection of your home or property to assess the damage. Learn More.

Our North Eugene and Northwest Lane County teams use powerful, industrial-grade water extraction and removal equipment to quickly pull water from flooded areas. Please read our latest blog to learn more.

Our North Eugene and Northwest Lane County teams restore water damage 24-hours a day, every day of the year. Please read our latest blog to learn about the signs of water damage.

Our North Eugene and Northwest Lane County teams are trained and certified to restore water damage no matter how extensive the damage. Please read our latest blog here to learn how long it takes for water to cause serious damage.

Our North Eugene and Northwest Lane County teams have the advanced training, specialized equipment, and experience to restore sewer backups safely. Please read our latest blog here to learn more about these services.

Our North Eugene and Northwest Lane County team are trusted leaders in water damage restoration services. Please read our latest blog here to learn about ways you can prevent water damage to your Lane County home.

Do you know that our team in North Eugene and Northwest Lane County responds to water damage emergencies within four hours of your call in most cases? Please read our latest blog here to learn how to protect your home’s exterior from water damage.

Has your sink ever overflowed? Water damage can become an expensive repair if left unmitigated for too long. When your bathroom floods, SERVPRO of North Eugene / NW Lane County is Here to Help. ®

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Do you know that our team in North Eugene and Northwest Lane County monitors and documents the drying process to ensure water-damaged areas are returned to normal moisture levels? Please read our latest blog here to learn tips for things you can do while waiting for help to arrive.