This Englewood NJ homeowner suffered serious damage throughout his home after several days of below freezing temperatures.  Thankfully they called SERVPRO of Clifton and we were able to help them mitigate and restore the property to pre-los conditions.  The homeowner was grateful that our 24/7 services were available to them in their time of need.

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Frozen pipes in this Clifton NJ condo occurred after a winter storm hit and severely cold temperatures lingered for several days.

Water is particularly invasive, quickly spreading throughout your property and being absorbed into floors, walls, furniture, etc.  SERVPRO of Clifton arrived quickly and started the extraction process almost immediately.

This family's Hasbrouck Heights residence experienced serious water damage after pipe froze and broke in the basement.  SERVPRO of Clifton came in quickly to extract the standing water and set drying equipment.

For help restoring your home after a water loss, call SERVPRO of Clifton at 973-928-3705.  We'll make it "Like it never even happened."

The aftermath of a storm left the basement of this Wayne New Jersey home flooded.  The customer thought their brand new area rug was destroyed.  SERVPRO of Clifton's crew took the rug to our warehouse, where they steam cleaned, deodorized and dried.  When bringing the area rug back to the customer, they were surprised and very pleased that were  able to bring their rug back to "Like it never even happened." condition.

An ice dam occurs when water builds up behind a blockage of ice that forms on the edge of the roof and prevents melting ice or snow from draining off the roof. As water backs up behind the damn it can leak into the home causing damage to walls, ceilings, insulation and other areas.

Should an ice dam occur in your home, call in the experts at SERVPRO of Clifton to come dry out the structure.

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Wintertime can have days with below freezing temperatures.  When these low temperatures last for several days it can cause unprotected pipes to freeze and break.  When temperatures warm up the water in these pipes thaw out and lead to flooding.  This basement had over 5 inches of water before the homeowner realized there was a problem.