When it comes to mold and water leaks, many people in Ojai and Montecito are unfamiliar with the extent of their connection. Most people don’t realize that it’s not just serious water damage, such as flooding or a visible leak that leads to mold. Any kind of leak that isn’t properly fixed can cause mold to grow. Mold isn’t something that takes a long time to grow either. Under the right conditions, mold can begin to grow and spread in a matter of 24 to 48 hours. SERVPRO of Ojai/Montecito has the right equipment and training to help fix both any size water damage and remove mold.

You spend hours agonizing over picking the best flooring for your home, if you experience water damage you should immediately call SERVPRO so we can help you out. 

The most common place for water damage is your bathroom! You have the sink, the bathtub or shower, the toilet; there's multiple points of water damage waiting to happen. If you suffer water damage always know you can call SERVPRO of Ojai/Montecito

Airmovers are very important to our process, they allow us to tryout spots rapidly. Before this bathroom was pulled apart it had tile in it that was damaged by a toilet overflow. We had to remove both the tile and the cabinets to stop any microbial growth from happening and keeping this home from further damage. 

The equipment you see in this photo helps to dry out the home where the water loss occurred and makes the process quick and easy for both SERVPRO and the homeowners. 

When a sprinkler system malfunctioned it flooded a small parking garage and we were called on the scene to contain the damage because they knew we were "Faster to any disaster." We brought a big crew out to get this job done as soon as possible for the owner. 

This is what we were called on scene for. There was a leak from the ceiling that ruined important papers and had done a great deal of damage to the ceiling. We arrived on scene in less than an hour and started working immediately to prevent any further damage. Thanks to our mitigation strategies, we had this classroom up and running by the end of the week. We make disasters "Like it never even happened."