The sprinkler in this commercial property malfunctioned and caused water to leak out into the dropped ceiling. 

Our SERVPRO of South Philadelphia/SE Delaware County has a ton of experience in commercial sprinkler mitigation and restoration! When you have water damage in your home or business, your first call should be to us anytime 24/7!

A water leak can appear as a small water stain on your ceiling. You've probably seen stains similar to this one before. Though a small wet spot might not seem like a major issue, it can quickly become one. Call our SERVPRO team as soon as you notice signs of water damage in your home or business. 

A water leak in this home in Philadelphia, PA, resulted in some damage in 2 bedrooms and a hallway of the home. The carpets had to be removed as they were damaged beyond the point of repair. 

Water damage comes in all shapes and sizes.  It can start from a pipe leak, heavy rains, or floods, but the remediation process mostly remains the same. SERVPRO of South Philadelphia / SE Delaware County has the equipment and experience to extract water from your Philadelphia home or business, leaving your property dry.

When a storm dumps heavy rains on your Philadelphia home and causes flood water to fill your basement, you need help immediately. As water damage specialists, we have the experience, expertise, and advanced training that enables us to get your property dried quickly and thoroughly. 

SERVPRO of South Philadelphia / SE Delaware County has the team and equipment to handle any sized commercial water damage that may occur in the Delaware County area. Whether the water damage comes from a leaking pipe or from heavy rains, we will respond immediately to get you property dry.

Water damage in South Philadelphia is very common, but our team has handled water losses from big to small. When you need water removal services give SERVPRO of South Philadelphia / SE Delaware County a call. We're available 24/7 to respond to your emergency.

Water damage to your Philadelphia property can be devastating, but it is, unfortunately, also very common and if it's not dealt with immediately, there's the chance you'll also encounter black mold growth. SERVPRO of South Philadelphia / SE Delaware County is locally owned and operated, and we're dedicated to answering your call 24/7.

A leak had caused water damage to this weight room and needed extraction underneath the tiles.  The tiles were removed and dried separately.  Once we were done extracting, we let our equipment stay a while to get a work out!

A university in South Philadelphia had a toilet overflow in a dorm room at one of their buildings.  The damage occurred on the 6th floor and caused damage all the way to the 3rd floor.  An extensive amount of drying equipment was needed for this loss.

A sprinkler head broke and affected 4 floors of this building.  The source came from the 3rd floor and ran down the walls all the way to the basement. Water was hiding behind and underneath most of this structure. It was in the walls, under carpet and hardwood flooring dripping through the garage ceiling.

A leak caused by roof damage affected the building 4 floors down.  Puddles were found in the basement of this structure where we had to extract out and place drying equipment.

Cause of loss was a condensation pump that leaked from an unfinished part of the basement to a finished basement.  We had to move quickly and treat the affected area due to our customer being concerned of microbial growth. 

Customer had a leak in their kitchen sink and over time it not only warped the wood under the sink, but it leaked down to the basement through a hole in the ceiling.  Pictured is the stained carpet from the water leak.

A heavy rain had flooded seven buildings.  The drywall was affected and left the floors with mud.  In the picture, you can see how high the water line was at its highest.

A commercial housing building had a sprinkler pipe burst overhead the kitchen's walk-in freezer.  The leak flooded the first floor, and ran down to the basement and the pit of the elevator.

There was a water leak in this Philadelphia home from the 2nd floor bathroom that leaked down from behind the walls.  The water damage ran all the way down to the first floor ceiling and walls, and affected the ceiling of the basement.

This Philadelphia homeowner was out of town when there was a frozen pipe break.  Two different pipes broke on the second floor which effected both the second and first floor.  As you can see, the ceiling fell through in different areas of the first level, which also had standing water.

Our Emergency Services

SERVPRO of South Philadelphia/SE Delaware County has the tools and resources to help make your Philadelphia disaster seem "Like it never even happened." Seen here are air movers drying what was a flooded basement in an apartment complex.