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Water damage, fire damage cleaning and restoration services. Newark, Delaware
SERVPRO of Newark Fire & Water Damage Restoration

SERVPRO of Newark is the top choice for cleanup and restoration. We offer comprehensive residential and commercial services, specializing in storm, fire and water damage restoration services, mold remediation, pathogen and biohazard cleaning, and more. Available 24/7, our team manages everything from damage assessment to full reconstruction. With over 2,260 franchises nationwide, SERVPRO handles both small residential jobs and large commercial projects. Our trained professionals work to minimize disruptions, assisting with insurance claims and disaster recovery to help you quickly return to normal.

Website: servpro.com

Phone: (302) 733-7933

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225 N James St Wilmington, DE 19804 ·238.71 mi

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Nick S. 10/28/21

we can't say enough about the job that servpro hockessin/elsmere did in mitigating the damage to our basement after a flood, and the subsequent repairs and restoration. their fast response really...

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Neil K. 01/05/24

Our pellet stove filled the house with smoke and everything needed to be cleaned and deodorized. Andrew and his crews were amazing! They worked carefully, diligently, and were 100% professional...

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Sondra M. 08/11/23

This company was amazing to work with. They came out after trees fell and put holes in my roof and broke windows. They boarded and tarped everything up and cleaned up. This held me through the...

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Mary M. 04/05/19

We had a small outside fire and Servpro of Hockessin came to do emergency restoration and smoke cleaning. They did a wonderful job of cleaning my house and were very thorough. They left my house...

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Camille W. 02/22/19

If there was a choice between drowning and calling Servpro, I would choose drowning. My sump pump broke and flooded my basement. There was no more than 2 inch of water one area and after they...

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