This hospital in Cape Girardeau had a fitting on a pipe that broke. The loss occurred on the 4th floor. Pictured is wet carpet in a doctor's office. When a pipe bursts in a large medical facility, it can not only affect multiple floors, but it can slow employees down. In a hospital, that's definitely not good. SERVPRO of Cape Girardeau and Scott Counties has the resources to handle any size water damage. Feel confident when you call us that we will get your business up and running as quickly as possible.

This 7,000 square feet commercial building in Cape Girardeau had a sprinkler system break in the attic. There was two inches of standing water in the hallways when we arrived. The ceiling was also falling in. Lots of vinyl flooring, baseboards, and drywall were wet, also. Our team came in and helped mitigate the damage.

At a Christian camp in Piedmont, MO, a sprinkler system malfunctioned and rained throughout their 12,000 square foot cabin that has 96 beds. It's a fairly new facility made with various types of real wood throughout the cabin. This photo is of our equipment drying out these cedar bunk beds.

This Injectidry unit is one of our specialty drying machines. In this photo, it is being used in a reception area at a large commercial water loss in Scott City, MO. This type of equipment is used to get direct air blowing behind the drywall or flooring without having to do excessive demolition in the process. Here, it was used so that the ceramic tile could be saved.

This banquet center in Sikeston, MO called us to perform a strip and wax in their facility. This photo is an in-process photo. You can see where they tile has been stripped of its previous wax and now it is being cleaned before laying on a fresh layer of wax.

On Saturday, October 8, 2016. Our crew got a phone call at 6:20AM for a large commercial water loss in Cape Girardeau, MO. Two crew members showed up on site at 8AM and immediately knew they needed backup. Calls went out to the rest of the team. Eleven SERVPRO of Cape Girardeau & Scott Counties showed up to help, ranging from production crew, to managers, office staff, and owners. These people gave up their Saturday to help each other out. Many hands make for a lighter load. We're All In!