Commercial Water Damage

SERVPRO of Whittier was called to the local Dollar Tree after some employees came into work to find standing water in the middle of the sales floor. Our team was able to extract the standing water and dry the affected area quickly so they could get back to regular business hours. 

Commercial Cleanup

SERVPRO of Whittier was called to this office building after part of the ceiling fell into the property. Water damage was to blame for the ceiling and damaged materials. We quickly removed and disposed of the damaged material and cleaned any personal items that were affected by the fallen debris or water. 

Called to Commercial

Our team at SERVPRO of Whittier was called to this commercial building after water damage had caused part of the ceiling to fall. We were on the job quickly!

After a water loss, the commercial property suffered from a significant water loss effecting a small area. The containment was set up to properly dry and keep the air moving in a smaller space to dry quickly.

This commercial property suffered from a significant water loss.  SERVPRO of Whittier responded immediately and begin water restoration clean up.  The containment was put up to dry the area quickly and effectively.

This commercial restroom suffered from a water loss after a toilet supply line leak.  There was significant water throughout the entire restroom. SERVPRO has professional equipment ready to respond to your water loss.

This commercial building suffered from a large water loss.  The team at SERVPRO responded immediately to begin extracting the water.  The process was smooth and the facility was able to remain in business. 

Since SERVPRO of Whittier acquired the new location, the new warehouse has giving us the opportunity to support the local business owners and apartment complexes that suffer from a major disaster and need immediate assistance at a faster pace. 

All our client contents are cleaned, placed in boxes and storage in rooms to avoid lost items or damaged content. We love to make each client's project "Like it never even happened."