It can be deceptive to how much damage water really does. It will penetrate into structural cavities, making pockets of trapped saturation. Finding water in these areas can many times only be discovered with moisture meters. Moisture which goes undetected will keep causing damage, and this damage at a minimum will result in unpleasant odors. Even more, the damage will surface when materials shrink, delaminate and split, further deteriorating to where you will need very costly repairs. 

When a big storm hits, the first place in a home to take damage is often the roof. Roofs are flat, brittle surfaces with relatively little avenues for a homeowner to prevent damage. In many cases, whether or not a roof will be damaged in a storm simply comes down to the construction quality of it. 

With Spring comes rain, and lots of it. Some older roofs don't have what it takes to withstand the severe weather, causing water to leak through cracks and damaged shingles. Call SERVPRO of Kendall County for any water damage assistance 630-554-2280

Our skilled technicians will identify the damaged section of the roof, checking for damaged shingles and the interior of the home for leaks. SERVPRO of Kendall County can tarp the damaged area of the roof to stop water from entering the home.

Storm with high winds and severe lightening were no match for this tree, causing a branch to fall onto a house and create roof damage.

SERVPRO of Kendall County has the resources and training to restore your property. 630-554-2280

Securing your Business or home preventing any further damage is a must! Don't let mother nature cause anymore harm.

We provide emergency services 24/7-365 here at SERVPRO of Kendall County 630-554-2280