Removing drywall ceilings and insulation. This water damage in Spanish Fort started on the second floor, causing damage in first floor.

At this long-term water damage project, we had to tear out the vanity cabinets, drywall, and insulation due to mold being present. If you think you have water damage in your Alabama Gulf Coast home, make sure to call SERVPRO of Baldwin County! The longer water sits the more problems there will be.

Using the “tenting method” on plywood subfloor to expedite drying in Spanish For, Alabama || By using this technique, we are able to isolate the affected area separately from the rest; allowing us to focus on the area that needs to be dried out.

Tenting also enables us to efficiently dry materials within the building without having to remove them, making it easier to return the structure to preloss conditions.

If you encounter a water loss in your Gulf Coast commercial building or home, call SERVPRO of Baldwin County. Let us put our expertise to work for you! 251-928-9625

Here, SERVPRO of Baldwin County had to remove the drywall ceiling in order to restore the building back to preloss condition.

SERVPRO of Baldwin County team members tearing out water damaged wood floors in Bay Minette Alabama. 

SERVPRO of Baldwin County using a mat system to save wet bamboo wood floors in a condo. Sometimes, removal of damaged materials is not necessary. 

Mat system with tenting to save bamboo wood floors in a this Alabama Gulf Coast condo.

At SERVPRO of Baldwin County, we understand that any size water damage in your home can feel like a disaster. We are dedicated to a fast response when a water loss strikes your home.  Our first responders will arrive onsite to assess the damage within in one hour, and have crews working to make it “Like it never even happened,” within three hours. Being on the Alabama Gulf Coast, we are familiar with flooding. From small thunderstorms to Hurricanes, we are always "Here to Help."  Our experience with water, combined with our highly trained professional team means that we provide the best service available.  If you experience water damage in your home or business call us at 251-928-9625

Air movers drying out water damage from a pipe bursting in Spanish Fort, Alabama. If you have water damage in your Gulf Coast home, call SERVPRO of Baldwin County 251-928-9625

A pipe burst in this residence in Spanish Fort, Alabama. This water damage resulted in SERVPRO of Baldwin County having to remove insulation in order to move forward to make it look "Like it never even happened."

Cleaning out an attic due to water damage caused by a leak in the HVAC unit. SERVPRO of Baldwin County takes all precautions when dealing with personal items in your home. 

SERVPRO of Baldwin County is clearing out an attic space and removing insulation using our insulvac machine. This water damage was due to a leak in the HVAC unit in the attic.

After removing cabinetry to dry walls thoroughly, our team member Adam is capping all wires. If you have water damage, make sure to call SERVPRO of Baldwin County at 251-928-9625. 

No matter what happens, we are always Here to Help you with you Alabama Gulf Coast property. This apartment had water damage from the unit above. We are removing and cleaning up drywall ceilings/wet insulation to get the apartment back to preloss condition quickly and efficiently! @ Foley, Alabama

Rain or shine, we are always Here to Help. This apartment had water damage from the unit above. SERVPRO of Baldwin County is removing drywall ceilings/wet insulation to get the apartment back to preloss condition quickly and efficiently! If you have water damage in your Alabama Gulf Coast home or business, give us a call at 251-928-9625.

Creating lower vapor pressure by tenting the floors and using a dehumidifier

Ripping up flooring in a beach house bathroom due to a leak. The water damage to the floor was unrepairable, resulting in us having to replace it completely.

Sometimes we have to use a method called “tenting” to help extricate bound water from stubborn materials. The extra heat and low pressure that builds up just above the floor pulls out water from the affected material. In these pictures we have tented over concrete subfloors that were wet for a long period of time.

Extreme buckling of hardwood floors due to the water supply line bursting. This water damage flooded the whole upstairs section of a residence. 

SERVPRO of Baldwin County specialize in drying out flooring of all kinds with pumps, fans, wet vacuums and desiccants. We have the right equipment and knowledge to dry out each kind of flooring properly if it is possible to salvage it, and we also know when it needs replacing. We can also sanitize and deodorize your flooring to stop mold and mildew from growing and to eliminate any potential odors. Call the professionals today! 251-928-9625

Our guys removing wood flooring and plywood subfloor due to a HVAC leak.

Step 3 of 6 in the Water Restoration Process: Water Removal / Water Extraction. The water extraction step removes the majority of the water from your home or property. By performing a thorough water extraction, SERVPRO of Baldwin County professionals help reduce the drying time and help to prevent mold and secondary water damage. They use powerful pumps and truck-mounted vacuum units to quickly remove hundreds or thousands of gallons of water from your property.

Our team at a new water loss. Rain or shine...you can count on us! 24 hours a day, 7 days a week & faster to any disaster

From big to small, we do it all! In this photo, we are using a confined drying technique to fix the damage as quickly as possible.

When your home or business has a water loss, it is essential to call a company that has the capacity to handle your damage and one that can provide you with IMMEDIATE response. At SERVPRO of Baldwin County, we pride ourselves on capacity and fast response. No matter how big or small, we’re always here to help!

If you suffer a major disaster, you want to ensure the contractor you call to relieve the situation can handle the damage. We got a call for a hotel that had over 40 rooms flooded from a pipe burst. In less than 90 minutes we had a large team on site removing water and beginning the steps necessary for full restoration.

Our team responding to a large flood at 6:00 a.m. 

This Gulf Shores commercial building experienced flooding after a strong storm. SERVPRO of Baldwin County was onsite immediately working to restore the building. Should you experience flooding, call us today (251) 943-6244 or (251) 928-9625

• 24-Hour Emergency Service
• Faster to Any Size Disaster
• Highly Trained Water Restoration Technicians
• A Trusted Leader in the Water Restoration Industry
• Locally Owned and Operated

Our fleet of vehicles is ready for any size disaster. Available 24 hours a day and 365 days a year, SERVPRO of Baldwin County is prepared for the unpredictable.

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SERVPRO of Baldwin County responded to this commercial water damage after a severe storm hit Gulf Shores, AL. 

When water damage strikes, a fast response is critical. Day or night, Baldwin County residents and business owners can expect us to respond immediately to your water emergency.

Do You Have Water or Flood Damage?
Call Us Today – (251) 928-9625 / (251) 943-6244

This photo was the aftermath of pipe that burst under a kitchen sink. Water reached multiple rooms before it was turned off. The homeowner couldn't believe how quickly we were able to dry her home and make it "Like it never even happened."

This was the aftermath of a hot water heater leak in at a commercial building in Foley, AL. Our customer called us at 11:00 PM needing services and we responded quickly. Our customer was very satisfied with our prompt and professional service. SERVPRO of Baldwin County is available 24/7. 

This flooded hallway in Gulf Shores, AL was the result of a broken pipe in the ceiling. The weight of water caused the ceiling to collapse, leaving both wet insulation and drywall covering the floor. The homeowner was impressed with how quickly we were able to alleviate the situation by removing remaining debris and drying the affected areas.