SERVPRO of Northwest Lake County Gets Rid of Excess Water and Water Damage in Lake Villa.

What looks like a little bit of excess water may turn out to be a good-sized pond in your house. Water flows to the lowest level, so what you see on the surface may be only part of the disaster. It may seem that water defies gravity when drywall, curtains, upholstery, and other absorbent materials soak up the water. When the water damage is a bigger job than you originally thought, don’t throw in the towel (although, it’s okay if you throw down the towel). Call SERVPRO® of Northwest Lake County right away. No amount of water is too much. We are always available, we are nearby, and we are Here to Help.® 

SERVPRO of Northwest Lake County  224-372-7772 

Someone can drop a gallon jug of water, breaking it and spilling water all over the floor and tables and chairs and hallway… Until then, no one had thought about just how much liquid is in a gallon. Ramp up that amount by at least a dozen, and you can imagine what a water leak, toilet overflow, or other water disaster looks like in your home. Water can be astoundingly destructive. If you don’t get rid of all the water – contaminated or clean – whatever is left will go on to shred your home and belongings to useless bits. Left for over 24 to 48 hours, the water becomes a welcome breeding ground for mold or other microbial growth. This growth treats your home and everything in it as an all-you-can-eat buffet. There’s no need to drown in despair. Call us -- SERVPRO of Northwest Lake County – at any time. Our emergency services are available all day, every day. 

Call 224-372-7772. We’ll start preparing to restore your home immediately as we select the team members and pack our trucks with the right state-of-the-art equipment. 

SERVPRO of Northwest Lake County: Local but With National Resources 

We are happy to call the Ingleside area our home and our work. Because we are Independently, Locally Owned and Operated, we are flexible. We work closely with you to help restore your house and belongings to their pre-water-damage conditions. 

When we call out “on calls,” we are working for our neighbors. We are nearby, which makes it easier for us to arrive quickly. 

If the disaster is widespread, perhaps across the community because of a burst water main or a storm, we can call upon one of the National Disaster Recovery Teams to supplement our teams. That way, we provide services to everyone who needs them. 

We are: 

• Highly qualified 
• Certified by the IICRC 

• Full-service restoration providers 
• Assessment 
• Work with your insurance company 
• Supervise building and reconstruction (see our website) 
• Odor control 

• Cleaning and disinfection 
• Etc. 

Call us. We’re ready.