We have purchased new Airduct cleaning equipment with all the accessories. It is a 4,000 cfm Hepa- filtered source removal machine and air compressor ready to go to work.

Fleet of SERVPRO Vehicles responding to a commercial project

Our Franchise Owners Purchased a 2016 Chevy 3500 Box Van for our Recon Division. It is fully stocked and ready for you repair work.

We here at SERVPRO are please to announce a new Dodge Journey added to our Fleet of Vehicles. This Vehicle is used primarily for transporting are techs to cleanings jobs.  

Santa Handing out gifts at our SERVPRO of Lake County Christmas party

SERVPRO of Lake County is proud to sponsor the Tavares High School 2023 Softball season. We are locally owned and operated and have been servicing the Tavares community for more than 30 years. When you need cleaning or restoration we're already nearby and ready to help. We take pride in being a part of the community doing what we can to make it the best it can is our top priority. SERVPRO of Lake County currently has more than 5 employee's that are graduates of Taveras High School and we are proud to have them on our team.

SERVPRO of Lake County Christmas party 2022

Today was an amazing day. SERVPRO of Lake County came together to help distribute 33,000 pounds of food and more than 800 turkeys to families in need before Thanksgiving.

We are proud to wear pink in support of National Breast Cancer Awareness month  Together we will raise our voices to help spread the word about the importance of breast cancer screening and early detection.

SERVPRO of Lake county Florida is growing again. Our owners just purchased a building Adjacent to our current facility located at 15601 Old US HWY 441Tavares, FL. 32778 for more warehouse and customer climate control storage. This added  building will give us a combined warehouse and storage of over 10,000 square feet.   

SERVPRO of Lake County is very excited about the new fleet vehicle we purchased this year. This is the first vehicle that we had wrapped & are very pleased with the results. 

SERVPRO of Lake County Florida purchased a new building and put a fresh coat of paint on it along with a new sign located at 15617 Old US HWY 441, Tavares, Florida 32778 

SERVPRO of Lake County Florida is growing, so we Purchased a new 6,500 sq. ft. building. We built offices and have more warehouse and storage space. We are all very excited about the building and how we have grown over the last few years. We just installed a new SERVPRO sign and put it up. Our owner Josh Brennan was happy to pose underneath the sign.

When you call SERVPRO of Lake County, one of our professional team members will arrive at your door. Having been an active part of the Lake County community for the last 30 years, chances are you know at least one of the people in this photo. Some of our folks grew up in the area, attending local schools and being involved within the community. Working so closely makes us feel like a family, which results in a great harmony and dynamic among our crew. 

SERVPRO of Lake County just purchased a larger warehouse facility. After many hours of discussions and drawing, we decided on building offices so production and office staff are all together in one building. We are all very excited on the progress and looking for completion at the end of September.

New Extended Promaster for SERVPRO of Lake County! We have  Expanded Our Fleet.

We have purchased a 2023 Promaster and have it all loaded with drying equipment and a new Hydromaster Truckmount so that we can respond more quickly to your restoration emergency. We respond 24/7/365 to your fire, water, and mold damage cleanup needs.

Please call SERVPRO of Lake County FL. Ph. 352-735-3311

This photo shows an injection drying system being used to dry out the wall cavity in this building. The customer had an event in the adjoining room and did not want the people in attendance to see the equipment. This system allowed us to continue drying the affected areas throughout the meeting. The customer was grateful they did not have to reschedule the event, which had been planned for months. We were happy to help accommodate the special requirements for this job while simultaneously continuing to dry the structure. Just another example of how SERVPRO of Lake County can serve you.

Hurricane damage went undetected in this customer's home. The furniture placement hid the water that seeped into the floor. An odor brought attention to the issue and the customer called us in to help with the damage. Our crew responded, placed equipment, and removed the affected materials. After a good cleaning and treatment with an antimicrobial, the home was left in good shape for repairs to start. SERVPRO of Lake County handled the rebuild as well, leaving the home feeling "like it never even happened." If you have experienced a loss, please give us a call today. We are happy to help!

Concrete has good fire resistance and concrete structures generally perform well. However, the visual appearance of concrete after a fire can be quite shocking with extensive blackening often accompanied by spalling and cracking. Of more importance, though, is the depth and extent of the fire damage.

SERVPRO of Lake County arrived on site at the fire demo project. Before we got started on this project as all projects, We have a safety meeting going over all the possible hazards of demo on certain jobsites. Hard hats, tyvek suits gloves and safety glasses are a must.  After finding hazardous materials in the ceiling the employees thanked me for enforcing PPE at all demo projects.

Always count on SERVPRO to get the job done for you!

SERVPRO of Lake County Florida was contacted by a business owner to give an estimate on a fire cleanup on his brick structure. When the project manager arrived onsite the brick structure area was severely damaged with smoke from the fire. They asked for an estimate to get all the remediation work done ASAP. First in order was using a specific method to take care of all the major fire and soot damage on all the brick. We wanted to use a process that would be the cleanest and most effective way in getting it taken care of with minimal cleanup. The method to clean the brick SERVPRO and the owner decided on was dry ice blasting. We told him that our goal was to make it “Like it never even happened.” Please call SERVPRO of Lake County FL. at Ph. 352-735-3311 for and disaster whether large or small.

SERVPRO has all state of the art Drying Equipment necessary to complete any size water loss. SERVPRO of Lake County Florida is always prepared for any emergency and always stocked with drying equipment and ready to go in a moment's notice.  

SERVPRO of Lake County Has Expanded Our Fleet.

We have purchased a ford Transit and have it all loaded with drying equipment so that we can respond more quickly to your restoration emergency. We respond 24/7/365 to your fire, water, and mold damage cleanup needs.

Please call SERVPRO of Lake County FL. Ph. 352-735-3311

This photo shows the devastation of a fire that went unnoticed while it destroyed the home. (Fortunately, no one was in the home.) The sheer heat of the fire melted the tv screen and other contents in the room. We are currently onsite working to help restore this home for the owner. Once the job is complete, we will post a before and after set to show the extent of the damage versus the final completed product.

This photo shows the after affects of a fire loss. The room pictured is located upstairs while the fire occurred downstairs. Although the room was not directly affected, the soot traveled through the home and coated the other areas. That is why it is so important to clean the entire home, including the HVAC system, after a fire.

After flood waters have receded (or been pumped out) debris such as what is pictured in the photo is left behind. Sand, dirt, and other outside contaminants pile up on the floor, leaving an even bigger mess to clean. While this does not necessarily cause further damage, it definitely adds to the stress all of our storm loss customers feel. 

Personal Protective Equipment is a vital tool we use on job sites that are affected with hazardous material. This particular job was a sewage backup that affected multiple rooms in the home. Due to the contamination of the water, our guys suited up during the extraction and demolition portions of the work. At multiple points in the job they also applied an antimicrobial solution to sanitize the areas and help prevent spreading the contaminants to other parts of the home, to our vehicles, or any where else.

SERVPRO of Lake County is no stranger to fire jobs. In the last few months, we have worked on 7 fires! The severity of the fires ranged from light soot and smoke damage to complete interior demolition and renovation of the affected structure. 

Ever heard the saying "if you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen"? The fire in this home originated in the living room, but the whole house was severely damaged after the frayed extension cord caught on fire. Luckily, no one was inside! You can see the extent of the smoke and soot damage on the cabinets as well as the living room wall in the background. On this particular job, the ceilings and some of the walls were removed. They were too damaged to be repaired. By the time our crews are finished, this home will practically be brand new- the exterior structure will remain but the drywall, flooring, and fixtures will be new.

This customer experienced a roof leak, which damaged the ceiling, walls, and floor below. Once onsite, our crew extracted the water from the floor, removed the affected ceiling, and placed drying equipment. Removing non-salvageable materials such as the ceiling helps the overall drying process go faster. Materials that cannot be saved, if left in place, inhibit the drying process and can actually case more damage. SERVPRO of Lake County techs are trained to know when to remove materials and when to use in-place drying methods. The IICRC has set the industry standards and we follow those to ensure the quality of each job we oversee.

In our great state of Florida, it is common for people to live on or near a body of water. During periods of heavy rain, flooding chances increase drastically if you property is "water front." While this may make for good fishing and wake boarding, it is not so great for our homes and businesses. If your water front property floods, please give us a call. We are happy to help!

This customer experienced a water damage during a hurricane. You can see where the water intruded from the roof and ran own the walls leaving a discolored trail in its wake.

This corridor was flooded just before a grand opening. SERVPRO of Lake County was on the spot, extracting water and setting equipment to dry the affected structure. Our quick response limited the damage and helped get this grand opening back on track, only delaying the ceremony by a week.

This customer experienced a sewage backup that affected half the building. We extracted the standing water and sanitized the building. The customer was grateful for our quick response to limit further damage.

Water and electricity don't mix! Our crew had to carefully test the water for conductivity before extracting this standing water from the mechanical room of this commercial loss. If you find yourself in a similar situation, please call a professional. Attempting to mop up the water yourself could result in a tragic accident.

Here you can see one of our techs moving a couch out of an apartment after a hurricane devastated the unit. Due to mold in the home, our crews donned personal protective equipment including gloves, body suits, and respirators.

SERVPRO of Lake County Removes Mold from Commercial Buildings.

We work hard with in our community to restore living and work spaces. We enjoy solving big problems in big structures and we consistently pass mold tests.

Hurricane Matthew badly damaged this customers entire home. There was water damage from the ceiling to the floors. Our crew was onsite for just about a month to dry the home and remove all the damaged drywall. We are so humbled to be able to help folks in the wake of a natural disaster. We understand the severity of the situation and do our best to alleviate some of the stress and worry that come with emergencies.

Do you regularly check and maintain your HVAC system? The customer in this photo did not and the system was covered in growth. Living in Florida, it is extremely important to make sure you take care of your HVAC system to keep it performing at its best. It is especially important for our seasonal residents to ensure their unit is working properly so a problem doesn't arise while they are away from the home. We offer duct cleaning services from a licensed HVAC professional. If you would like us to inspect your system to check for growth, give us a call!

Dave is our lead water technician. You can see him here, standing in front of a large commercial water loss. The emergency call came in just before closing time on a Wednesday. Almost 5000 square feet of the business was flooded and covered in debris where the ceiling had collapsed. Dave and his crew jumped in their trucks and headed out to the loss site where they spent a good portion of the night extracting standing water and removing ceiling debris. Thanks to the quick response and hard work of the team, the damage was minimized and business was able to resume in just a few days. 

Our team was part of this mold remediation at a commercial facility. The customer was in the middle of a remodel when growth was discovered. SERVPRO of Lake County was called to save the day! The crew worked tirelessly to mitigate all growth to help this remodel get back on track. In this photo, two of our team members are busy hepa vacuuming one of the affected rooms after the demolition was complete. Hepa vacuuming is a great tool for growth jobs because it helps eliminate dust and growth particles from the air and surfaces. Demolition is dirty work and Hepa vacuuming helps to cut down on the cleaning time.

This is a common site on a growth job- the plastic keeps affected air and materials inside the affected area. The red zippers allow entry. The green piece of equipment is an air filtration device that sets negative pressure in the room. This keeps the bad air and particulate from spreading into the unaffected parts of the structure.

We pride ourselves on the 5 star reviews we have accumulated. SERVPRO of Lake County was recognized with this award at our area meeting in August 2019. 

We are always interested to hear how we did. Please let us know by leaving us a review on Google, Yelp, or Facebook. If you need links to any of those sites, please call the office so we can send you links to those pages. You can also leave one here on our website! Just click on the "Why SERVPRO" tab, go to the customer reviews page, and you can either write a review on the page or follow the links to leave a review on Facebook or Yelp. 

Our crew members participate in training and certification classes. We understand and value the information gained and always let our team do their own training session after these classes. Doing so shares valuable information with new techs and refreshes our veteran members.

This morning we learned about the science of drying from Dave, who completed his WTR and ASD classes last week.

SERVPRO of Lake County Supports Our Local Women’s Council of Realtors.

We work hard to turn problem listings into quick sales for Lake county real estate professionals. Call us @ 352- 735-3311 for a free estimate.

SERVPRO of Lake County Packs a Full House After fire.

Packing and cleaning contents after a fire is one of our many specialties. While these items are stored we will get down to the business of building back the home like it never even happened.

SERVPRO of Lake County Dries Entire Home in 3 Days.

After laminate flooring was removed we implemented a drying plan that eliminated standing water on the subfloor as well as moisture in the drywall within 3 days. This short dry time allowed us to quickly restore the home for its owners.

SERVPRO of Lake County Utilizes Specialty Drying Equipment to Dry Walls Of Flooded Home.

Our drying system forces warm dry air into wall cavities. This allows evaporation to occur so that drywall and wood framing can be restored to industry dry standards.